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- 1Bernie Sanders Slams Trump Over Ads, Constitution and AI▼Bernie Sanders on Trump Running Political Ads with YOUR Money, Ignoring the Constitution & A.I. Laws
US Senator Bernie Sanders appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, where he criticised President Trump for running political ads funded by taxpayers' money and for ignoring the Constitution. He also discussed the lack of laws governing artificial intelligence, warning about its impact on workers and democracy. The interview drew large audiences online.
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The American Dental Association has put artificial intelligence and technology on its agenda, drawing attention to how AI tools are entering dental practice. The topic is generating discussion about what AI means for diagnosis, patient care and the regulation of new dental technologies, as professional bodies weigh guidance for practitioners adopting these tools.
- 3Robot Takes the Stage at Denver Comedy Club▼A robot entered a Denver comedy club. (This isn’t a joke.)
A robot performed at a comedy club in Denver, Colorado, in what was not a stunt but an actual booked appearance, according to The Colorado Sun. The machine's standup set raises questions about whether artificial intelligence and robotics can deliver humor that lands with a live audience, and what that means for human comedians.
- 4Ex-Venture Capitalist Warns Silicon Valley Money Threatens Democracy●We Can't Let My Former Venture Capital Colleagues Buy Off Our Democracy
A former venture capital investor has published a New York Times opinion piece arguing that his one-time Silicon Valley colleagues are using their wealth to buy political influence and undermine democratic institutions. The essay warns that tech investors, particularly those backing artificial intelligence companies, are channeling money into politics to shape regulation in their favor, and urges resistance to what the author calls a growing threat to American democracy.
- 5Trump speaks at science and technology summit▼Watch live: Trump speaks at science and technology summit
Donald Trump is delivering remarks at a science and technology summit, with news outlets carrying the appearance live. The event draws attention as the president addresses topics expected to range from artificial intelligence and innovation to federal research priorities. Viewers and commentators are following the speech in real time for any new policy announcements or comments on the technology sector.
- 6Children are already using AI, but it can't replace parenting▼Yes, your kids are already using AI. It doesn’t replace parenting
The Globe and Mail argues that children are already using artificial intelligence tools in their daily lives, and that the technology cannot substitute for engaged parenting. The piece suggests parents should accept AI's presence in their kids' routines while continuing to provide guidance, supervision and human connection that no tool can offer.
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Science agencies and technology firms are promoting the use of artificial intelligence to accelerate research, applying machine learning to fields such as drug discovery, materials science, climate modelling and physics. The push, championed by organisations including NTT's research arm and major AI labs, argues that AI can compress years of experimentation into weeks. Researchers welcome the speed gains but caution about reproducibility, data quality and the risk of over-reliance on opaque models.
- 8AI Models Put to the Test Tracking Tropical Storm Isaias▼How AI models have performed while tracking Isaias
News coverage is examining how artificial intelligence weather models have performed while forecasting the track of Tropical Storm Isaias as it moves along the US East Coast. The focus is on whether experimental AI-based forecasting tools can match or outperform traditional hurricane prediction models in real time. Meteorologists and viewers are watching closely to see if the new technology delivers accurate path forecasts during an active storm threat.
- 9Nostalgia for the 1990s internet compared with today's AI confusion●I did not live the early # internet , but did live through the 1990s juggernaut when it changed everything. People were
People are reminiscing about living through the 1990s internet boom, when the web upended daily life. One widely shared reflection argues the public back then was just as confused about the internet as people are now about artificial intelligence — but embraced it anyway, contrasting that openness with today's more hostile mood toward new technology.
- 10Sudan's Burhan holds firm in meeting with Trump's Africa advisor▼Sudan • Burhan remains poker-faced in encounter with Trump's Africa advisor
Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan met with the Africa advisor to the Trump administration, giving little away during the encounter, according to Africa Intelligence. The report describes Burhan as remaining 'poker-faced', suggesting no visible concessions or policy shifts emerged from the talks. Observers are watching closely for signs of how Washington will engage with Sudan's military leadership as the country's conflict continues.