New Study Proposes Creation Of Data Rights Associations To Counteract AI Abuses
Data rights associations could “level the playing field between the techno-elites and the communities most directly impacted,” Cochrane says.
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Nvidia-Backed Lambda Lands $35 Billion Anthropic Computing Deal
The spending highlights the intense competition between Anthropic and OpenAI for customers, revenue and computing resources.
The Telephone, Political Entrepreneurship, And Theodore M. Vail
This article largely presents Vail in his own words and seeks to demonstrate how transparent he was about inviting state intervention to move his industry toward monopoly.
FTC Sues Amazon Over Alleged Manipulation Of Online Ad Prices
FTC Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson said the alleged conduct misled millions of advertising customers and ultimately contributed to higher costs for consumers.
The State Is Coming For Your Roomba
According to the Federal Communications Commission’s own fact sheet, the supposed security danger is serious enough to exclude new household products but not serious enough to affect previously purchased machines—or even purchases and use by federal agencies.
Ludwig Lachmann And The Role of Uncertainty In Economic Affairs
Lachmann spent his entire career attempting to explain economics with an uncompromising focus on radical uncertainty and the subjective meanings guiding human action.
Support For Beaver’s Mini Mart Continues After Buc-ee’s Sparks Outrage
Earlier this month, Buc-ee’s put out a press release regarding a lawsuit against Beaver’s Mini Mart, which bears a beaver logo on its storefront.
Trump Reports More Than 1,000 Stock Transactions In June
The disclosures have drawn criticism from Democrats and government watchdogs, who question whether Trump’s extensive trading activity creates potential conflicts of interest.
Elon Musk Should Reach For The Next Frontier—Not Buy The Last One
SpaceX is clearly serious about communications.
Profiting From Government Didn’t Begin With Trump
After his first term, Trump complained that he got “absolutely no credit” for turning over control of the Trump Organization to his sons and putting limits on what kind of business they could do—especially with foreign entities
What Made Nvidia Shares To Jump 7% After Earnings
Nvidia continues to face supply constraints involving Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and memory chips used in its AI systems.
Meta Pays $17,000,000,000 Over Harm To Kids On Social Media
The deal ends a $1.4 trillion lawsuit with the four states as Meta says it will limit under-18 users to two hours of social media use per day in its platforms.
Apple Sets September 9 iPhone Launch Event
Analysts expect Apple to introduce new iPhone and Apple Watch models, with speculation that the company could unveil its first foldable iPhone.
Core Inflation Holds At 3.3% In July
The personal consumption expenditures price index increased 0.2% from June and rose 3.7% over the year.
Hyundai Surges In U.S. Market As $26 Billion Expansion Accelerates
The group’s U.S. market share rose from 8.4% in 2020 to 11.2% last year and 11.8% during the first half of 2026.
How A Billionaire Investor Is Changing Attitudes Toward AI Writing
His Wall Street Journal opinion piece attracted attention primarily for its criticism of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent