Technology Policy
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AI in Media & Entertainment
AI and Age Bias Put Women’s Arts Careers Under Pressure
Women working in the UK arts are warning that equal opportunities remain out of reach, with age adding another barrier…
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AI News & Trends
OpenAI Draws a Contractual Line Under Musk’s Cursor Deal
OpenAI is cutting Cursor off. The company announced on August 29, 2026, that it will stop providing its models to…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Britain’s AI Data Centre Boom Hits a Wall of Water and Power
Britain’s AI infrastructure race has slammed into a fierce political fight over electricity, water and public control. Labour has rejected…
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AI in Defense & Government
Judge Rejects Pentagon’s Anthropic Blacklist in First Court Victory
Anthropic has won a major court ruling against the Pentagon’s effort to label the company a supply-chain risk. U.S. District…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Australia’s Datacentre Boom Collides With Energy Politics
Australia’s datacentre boom is becoming an energy fight. Electricity demand from the warehouses powering the AI boom is forecast to…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Australia’s AI Datacentre Boom Puts Energy Rules Under Pressure
Australia is preparing for a major fight over how datacentres should grow, who should benefit from them and how much…
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AI in Defense & Government
Anthropic’s Pentagon Fight Reaches a Powerful Legal Turning Point
Anthropic has cleared a major legal barrier in its fight with the Pentagon. On August 28, 2026, a federal judge…
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AI News & Trends
Australia Draws a Hard Line on Datacentre Energy Rules
Australia’s datacentre deal comes with strings attached. The commonwealth will legislate nationally consistent standards, and Chris Bowen insists states using…
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AI in Defense & Government
Anthropic Wins Court Fight Against Pentagon Blacklist
The Pentagon’s blacklist just hit a legal wall. On Thursday, April 30, 2026, US District judge Rita Lin ruled that…
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