Meta and Snapchat Push AI-Powered Glasses Amid Growing Privacy Backlash
Meta Platforms and Snap Inc. are racing to bring AI‑powered smartglasses to market, but the devices are now under fire...
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U.S. States Advance AI Legislation: Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, California, and Others Sign Bills and Push Forward Reforms
During the week of July 17, 2026, a wave of new AI‑related legislation swept across the United States. In Hawaii, Gov....
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Cloud Maturity Is the Key to Unlocking AI in Banking
Across banks worldwide, AI initiatives have hit a standstill. Even as boards greenlight budgets, pilots unfold, and mode...
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AI Meeting Note-Takers Raise Privacy and Legal Concerns as Companies Question Data Use
When a video call ends, an AI can already have drafted your minutes, a to‑do list, and a recap of key points—all wit...
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Portland Public Schools Board to Vote on Temporary Pause of Generative AI Expansion
Portland Public Schools (PPS) will consider a resolution this Tuesday night that would temporarily stop the district’s...
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Virginia Faces Water Crisis as Data Center Boom Accelerates AI Growth
Virginia’s data‑center industry is expanding faster than the state’s water resources can support, prompting lawmak...
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Fuqua Students Respond to Criticisms of Professor Dyrengs AI-Enabled Classroom
In a letter dated June 19 2026, students from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business countered a trio of March art...
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Spectrum Launches Latis, Privacy-First Household Intelligence Platform for AI Applications
On June 18, 2026, Spectrum Intelligence Ventures—the artificial‑intelligence arm of broadband operator Spectrum—un...
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Amazon Ring Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Facial-Recognition Feature
A single visit to a friend’s house may have left you on Amazon’s biometric database—now a Virginia resident has fi...
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