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Granta and Commonwealth Foundation say they cannot yet determine whether AI was used to write award-winning short story after critics highlight signs of AI use (The Guardian)

By Stacey D. WallsMay 20, 2026

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The non-jury trial phase of Meta’s child safety case in New Mexico begins today to determine whether Meta’s actions constituted a public nuisance and warranted product changes (Jonathan Vanian/CNBC)

By Stacey D. WallsMay 4, 2026

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Microsoft plans to keep Anthropic’s tools built into customer products, after its lawyers determine the DOD designation does not apply to non-defense projects (Jordan Novet/CNBC)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 6, 2026

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Chatgpt users determine the location of photos using O3 image analysis capacities associated with its web search functionality, raising confidentiality problems (Kyle Wiggers / Techcrunch)

By Stacey D. WallsApril 18, 2025

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Satellite images show new North Korea-Russia bridge nearing completion – Radio Free Asia

Kazakhstan’s Turkish relations between trade, culture and defense – The Diplomat

What has changed and why it matters – The Diplomat

Xi-Trump talks shine new spotlight on Taiwan as part of China’s maritime strategy – Radio Free Asia

A year later, expelled Bhutanese refugees face psychological consequences of statelessness – The Diplomat

Sinkhole closes LaGuardia Airport runway, delaying flights

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Trump’s revenge tour that ousts Republicans is a giant initiative

Trump’s endorsement of Ken Paxton will help Democrats turn Texas blue

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Trump creates slush funds and publishes election conspiracies while ignoring San Diego mosque mass shooting

Questions about Trump’s health grow louder and Democrats must speak out

Commure, which offers AI, revenue cycle management and workflow automation tools for healthcare providers, raised $70 million led by GC at a post-funding valuation of $7 billion (Paige Minemyer/Fierce Healthcare)

Filing: SpaceX has set aside $530 million for potential litigation losses, including suits involving Grok "Spicy" fashion, which he described as a "increased risk" (Wired)

Anthropic pays SpaceX $1.25 billion/month. until May 2029 as part of their calculation agreement; Anthropic says it’s expanding deal to include Colossus 2 capability (Ina Fried/Axios)

Granta and Commonwealth Foundation say they cannot yet determine whether AI was used to write award-winning short story after critics highlight signs of AI use (The Guardian)

OpenAI prepares to confidentially file for IPO as early as Friday; the company plans to be ready to go public as early as September (Wall Street Journal)

Browsing: determine

Granta and Commonwealth Foundation say they cannot yet determine whether AI was used to write award-winning short story after critics highlight signs of AI use (The Guardian)

The non-jury trial phase of Meta’s child safety case in New Mexico begins today to determine whether Meta’s actions constituted a public nuisance and warranted product changes (Jonathan Vanian/CNBC)

Microsoft plans to keep Anthropic’s tools built into customer products, after its lawyers determine the DOD designation does not apply to non-defense projects (Jordan Novet/CNBC)

Chatgpt users determine the location of photos using O3 image analysis capacities associated with its web search functionality, raising confidentiality problems (Kyle Wiggers / Techcrunch)