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The leaders of the House Energy and Commerce Committee will unveil a bipartisan deal Monday on guardrails for protecting kids against online harms.

A left-right coalition of Big Tech skeptics is pushing the Senate Judiciary Committee to revive its work on expanding antitrust requirements.

Rep. Lori Trahan (D-Mass.) is calling for a future Democratic Congress to fix a half-century-old law in a bid to update the W.H.’s access to information.

Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos will have a message for lawmakers on Tuesday: His company’s purchase of Warner Bros. will further its investments in the U.S.

House GOP leaders are urging the White House to hold off on an executive order targeting state AI laws.

Google is backing three bipartisan bills today designed to combat scams, two of which have advanced on the Hill in recent weeks.

The bipartisan House duo behind a bill that would take on Apple’s and Google’s smartphone app stores is ramping up their push to get support.

Top Senate Democrats are learning to stop worrying and love TikTok.

The battle over using reconciliation to stop states from regulating AI is over. That doesn’t mean key Republicans are giving up on the idea.

Krishnamoorthi said during a panel hearing last week, he was looking to make sure such artificial general intelligence, or AGI, would be kept in line with human goals like peace.

Digital creators are ready to make their mark in Washington, and platforms like YouTube, TikTok and Instagram shouldn’t expect they’ll always get along with the professional posters when it comes to p...

AI systems are “idiot savants,” and maximizing what models do well while minimizing screwups will be crucial to adoption of AI into the U.S. government’s defense functions.

This past week, a top policy official at Google’s YouTube testified at a Senate hearing on a bill the company supports to extend voice and likeness rights in the age of artificial intelligence.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin wants business leaders and tech experts to be working hand in hand with the Pentagon on confronting China.

The House’s privacy working group has now received written input from industry and consumer groups. But the ad hoc collection is going to take its time before producing a bill.

Making Google and Apple verify users’ ages on their app stores is an idea supported by an unlikely coalition of child-safety advocates, Meta and other social media services.

The White House gave the public until last night to weigh in on how the administration should handle artificial intelligence.

Wyden has been instrumental in saving Section 230 from these efforts with help from the industry and civil liberties advocates.

If it were to pass, the measure known as the Take It Down Act, would represent a rare success among lawmaker efforts to regulate social media.

The looming deadline to bar the popular app is getting the attention of Democrats worried about the political fallout with its users.

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