Trump claims to have figured out the drone mystery in New Jersey using an AI-doctored image of former governor, Chris Christie

The "President Musk" discourse continues, after the tech titan led the charge against a Republican-backed government funding bill.

There is a short window for President Trump and Congress to reassert U.S. competitiveness on artificial intelligence (AI) and undercut China’s strategy before it cements its economic and geopolitical influence for a generation to come.

Artificial intelligence could prove to be the most important invention since movable type or the light bulb, and president-elect Donald Trump will soon be responsible for its AI regulation and development,

President-elect Donald Trump ridiculed former New Jersey Gov. Christie’s appetite as the source of the sudden drone sightings.

The most visible use of AI in many countries was to create memes and content whose artificial origins weren't disguised. They were often openly shared by politicians and their supporters.

Tech experts are questioning if Trump and SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son’s $100 billion investment will create a “minimum” of 100,000 jobs.

Trump also promised in his joint appearance with Son that the investment would create 100,000 jobs focused on Ai and related infrastructure, with the money to be deployed before the end of Trump’s

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second term, his administration is poised to influence the future of policy surrounding

Lately, AI developer Anthropic has been riding high, with its models’ impressive performance on tasks like code generation helping it to poach customers from its larger rival, OpenAI. What many people haven’t realized,

Donald Trump is facing backlash for trolling Chris Christie with a bizarre AI-generated image showing the former New Jersey governor eating McDonald’s while surrounded by drones.

President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to run the Federal Trade Commission wants to zero in on alleged censorship by Big Tech and promote innovation in the AI market—offering competing enforcement priorities for the agency’s tech policy.