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Category: Policy

Gartner Says Nations Need to Spend 1% of GDP on AI Sovereignty
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Gartner Says Nations Need to Spend 1% of GDP on AI Sovereignty

A new report from Gartner argues that nations pursuing digital sovereignty must invest heavily in domestic AI infrastructure. The firm claims 35% of countries could be locked into region-specific AI systems as soon as next year. The required spending, equating to about £30 billion for the UK, highli

by Carter WellsJanuary 30, 2026
FCC and Newsom Spar Over Subsidies for the Deceased
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FCC and Newsom Spar Over Subsidies for the Deceased

A federal investigation found nearly 117,000 deceased individuals in three states, including California, received benefits from a subsidized phone program. The findings have ignited a public feud between FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr and Governor Gavin Newsom.

by Carter WellsJanuary 29, 2026
US Bets $2.7 Billion on a Domestic Nuclear Fuel Comeback
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US Bets $2.7 Billion on a Domestic Nuclear Fuel Comeback

The Department of Energy is committing $2.7 billion to revitalize domestic uranium enrichment, a decades-high investment. The funding will go to three companies to produce both current and next-generation nuclear fuels. This move aims to end reliance on foreign suppliers and secure America’s nuclear

by Ryan HolbrookJanuary 7, 2026
Venezuela’s Oil Paradox: World’s Biggest Reserves, Broken Industry
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Venezuela’s Oil Paradox: World’s Biggest Reserves, Broken Industry

Venezuela sits on 303 billion barrels of oil, the largest proven reserves globally. Yet after decades of decay and sanctions, its production has collapsed from 3.5 million barrels per day in the 1970s to about 1.1 million last year. The potential for a post-Maduro recovery is huge, but so are the ob

by Darren HoltJanuary 3, 2026
US Gives TSMC a Pass to Keep Its China Fab Running
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US Gives TSMC a Pass to Keep Its China Fab Running

The U.S. government has issued TSMC an annual export license for its semiconductor facility in Nanjing, China. This move guarantees the chip plant can continue operations without interruption until at least the end of 2025.

by Carter WellsDecember 31, 2025
New York’s AI safety law is here, but the fines got slashed
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New York’s AI safety law is here, but the fines got slashed

New York has enacted a new law requiring major AI developers to be more transparent about safety. However, the financial penalties for violations were significantly reduced from the original proposal. The move follows similar legislation in California.

by Darren HoltDecember 20, 2025
Trump’s AI moonshot looks like a “Band-Aid on a giant gash”
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Trump’s AI moonshot looks like a “Band-Aid on a giant gash”

Trump’s new “Genesis Mission” executive order aims to create an AI platform to accelerate scientific breakthroughs. But scientists and policy experts warn his earlier cuts to agencies like the NSF and attacks on universities have crippled the very foundation the mission needs to succeed.

by Darren HoltDecember 17, 2025
UK MPs Want to Crack Down on VPNs. That’s a Terrible Idea.
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UK MPs Want to Crack Down on VPNs. That’s a Terrible Idea.

In a recent debate on the Online Safety Act, UK MPs shifted focus to VPNs, arguing providers should prevent children from bypassing age checks. This push for regulation threatens the core utility of privacy tools for millions of adults. The government says it’s monitoring the situation and “will not

by Carter WellsDecember 16, 2025
Google Translate Goes Live for Any Headphones, AI Regulation Debate Heats Up
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Google Translate Goes Live for Any Headphones, AI Regulation Debate Heats Up

Google is rolling out a beta feature that brings live speech translation to any headphones on Android. At the same time, a major debate is brewing over whether AI should be regulated at the state or federal level to avoid chaos.

by Darren HoltDecember 12, 2025
Congress Tightens Research Rules, But Backs Off on Some Bans
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Congress Tightens Research Rules, But Backs Off on Some Bans

The 2026 National Defense Authorization Act includes new security rules for research with “countries of concern” like China. However, it removed a controversial proposal that would have blocked funding for U.S. scientists collaborating with researchers from hostile nations.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025

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