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Following the deployment of “Meta California,” Meta launched another super PAC Tuesday to mount a challenge to AI and tech policy bills being introduced across the country.

Meta has gained approval from the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to supply federal agencies and departments with its own Llama AI models and service – joining xAI, OpenAI and other technology companies included on the GSA-approved list of AI suppliers.

In celebration of SPIN magazine’s 40th anniversary, founding editor and publisher Bob Guccione Jr. shares its origin story and reflects on how much the publishing business has changed over time.

On the first day of Google’s ad-tech remedies trial, a potential buyer for Google’s Ad Exchange has already expressed interest – if the DOJ convinces U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema that the company must divest its real-time programmatic ad marketplace.

Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension is over — but how free will Jimmy’s speech be?

Seventy percent of U.S. and U.K. consumers in a new survey said would be interested in “usage-based pricing,” according to Chargebee – a possible “pay-per view”-like option for streaming.

A new feature of this year’s list is the inclusion of a metric that estimates the percentage of a company’s revenue derived from fossil fuel contracts. Topping that index is Edelman.

Creators can use Vette to design, curate and manage their online storefronts.

How do we balance our beliefs about what is wrong and right with our desire to consume? Which do we care more about?

The Supreme Court on Monday said it will decide whether the president can expel a Federal Trade Commissioner without cause, and blocked ousted commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter from returning to the agency while the case proceeds.