Hello and welcome to Regulator, a newsletter for Verge readers about tech politics, political tech, and how they’re muddying the waters of Washington, DC. My birthday is this week, and if…
…In part because of the political pressures they face, I got the sense that many of them will continue to grind in the shadow of American tech titans — wary of the spotlight…
…For me specifically, one of the projects I worked on was an inquiry into big tech-payment platforms like Apple Pay, Google Pay, Cash App, and all of that. We had been…
…The corporation may also research and/or otherwise support efforts to safely develop and distribute such technology and its associated benefits, including analyzing the societal impacts of the technology and supporting related…
…And also there's the soft power and the hard power of this. The hard power that experts and former voting section lawyers told WIRED was basically the very specific protections that…
…And I'm Leah Feiger, senior politics editor. Brian Barrett: This week, we're discussing why OpenAI and Elon Musk's feud in the courts is starting to heat up again. And…
…The model itself did not present a huge risk, she said, but the company needed “to set strong precedents as the technology gets more powerful. We want to have good safety processes…
…European Union regulators have expanded their powers with a bloc-wide law requiring large tech platforms to monitor their services for illegal content or face big fines. The Trump administration and other…
…and began his career as a political reporter in Washington, D.C. You can contact or verify outreach from Tim by emailing tim.fernholz@techcrunch.com or via an encrypted message to…
…That outpost will become a hub of activity for an ambitious range of activity, from scientific investigations to power generation to the building of sustainable and habitable infrastructure. The Apollo missions brought…
