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A collage-style illustration featuring a statue of Lady Justice, a pink robotic arm, and repeated miniatures of the U.S. Capitol building, all against a bright blue background—suggesting the uneasy intersection of AI, governance, and legal ethics.

The Deregulation Doctrine: Trump’s A.I. Playbook Bets on Innovation Over Oversight

In a stark reversal from Biden-era policy, the Trump administration has scrapped regulatory guardrails in favor of unleashing market-driven A.I. development. With venture capitalist David O. Sacks advising from both sides of the velvet rope, and Vice President J.D. Vance refusing to play ball with global A.I. governance, the U.S. is making a high-risk, high-reward bet on innovation, defense and deregulation. The question isn't whether the approach will accelerate growth—it’s whether anyone will be watching the road.
By Mark Minevich
Man clasps hands together while speaking to crowd

In Paris, Tech CEOs and Global Leaders Shift Stances on A.I. Safety

At this year's global A.I. summit in Paris, something was noticeably different.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Illustration of credit card with mousetrap attached

The Battle Against Fraud and Money Laundering: How Can Banks Stay Ahead?

As money laundering tactics evolve, banks must adopt new technologies to protect themselves, meet complex regulatory demands and maintain customer trust.
By Roman Eloshvili
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and California Gov. Gavin Newsom

Inside the Controversy Around California’s First A.I. Safety Bill, SB 1047

By Victor Dey
Silicon Valley Bank

Silicon Valley Bank Failed One Year Ago. Is the Regional Banking Crisis Really Over?

By Shreyas Sinha
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew at a press conference

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew Meets With EU Regulators To Secure European Business

By Nhari Djan
Greg Brockman sits wearing a blue shirt.

Top A.I. Executives Agree to White House Safeguards

By Rachyl Jones

Has the US Killed Crypto Staking?

By James Ledbetter

Crypto Fraud Is Everywhere You Look

By James Ledbetter

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Is Not Having a Happy New Year

By James Ledbetter

Can Congress Actually Regulate Crypto?

By James Ledbetter

The Crypto Winter Has Become a Nuclear Winter

By James Ledbetter

Can Zelle Fraud Be Halted by a Tech Fix? Some Say Yes.

By James Ledbetter
Sam Bankman-Fried

Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX Raised Millions for Congressional Candidates, But Gave It to Other PACs Instead

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Elizabeth Warren Isn’t Quitting the War on Zelle

By James Ledbetter
Members of the public pass by a floor advertisement for tech firm Klarna

The US Consumer Protection Bureau Warns of Risks, Even “Chaos,” in Buy Now, Pay Later Purchases

By James Ledbetter

Regulators Slap Robinhood’s Wrists, Again

By James Ledbetter

If A Crypto Bill Passes this Congress, “It Would Be Fairly Miraculous”: A Q&A with Kathy Kraninger

By James Ledbetter

The Regulators Roar. But Can Washington Act on Crypto?

By James Ledbetter

Washington’s “Septuagenarian Leadership” Stalls Crypto Policy, Regulator Says

By James Ledbetter

Coinbase’s SEC Problems Are Getting Worse

By James Ledbetter

The SEC’s New Complaint Does Not Look Good for Coinbase

By James Ledbetter

It’s Bailout Season for Crypto Companies

By James Ledbetter

Russia’s Invasion Strengthens the ‘Splinternet’

By Scott Malcomson
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