Tag: WASHINGTON
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Roblox and Discord Sued for Allegedly Enabling Child Exploitation Online
Roblox and Discord are being sued for allegedly enabling child exploitation on their platforms. A 13-year-old plaintiff claims he was targeted by a predator while using these apps. The lawsuit accuses both companies of inadequate safety measures, facilitating systematic failures that allow predators to operate. Roblox has commented on their commitment to community safety but…
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DeepSeek’s Impact on AI: Disrupting OpenAI and Chinese Tech Giants
DeepSeek is disrupting the AI landscape, prompting major Chinese tech giants to integrate its technology into their offerings. This shift highlights China’s advancement in AI capabilities using domestically developed resources, despite US sanctions and export controls. DeepSeek’s rapid user base growth also raises concerns about data security and global scrutiny from various governments. DeepSeek’s emergence…
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Trump’s Inauguration Day 2025: Major Donations from Tech and Auto Industries
Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025, will be supported by numerous significant donations exceeding $1 million from various leading firms, including tech giants and cryptocurrency companies. Exclusive events with donors and Trump officials will precede the swearing-in ceremony, with funding managed by a dedicated committee. The previous inauguration raised over $106 million, setting a…
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The Evolution of Silicon Valley into a Political Powerhouse
The article discusses the shift of Silicon Valley into a major political force, driven by Elon Musk’s financial support and social media influence behind Donald Trump’s campaign, marking a departure from the industry’s historical indifference toward politics. The year was transformative as Silicon Valley transitioned into a political powerhouse, prominently influenced by figures like Elon…
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Dell and Iron Bow Settle $4 Million Lawsuit Over Inflated Pricing for U.S. Army
Tech companies Dell and Iron Bow have settled a lawsuit with the U.S. government, agreeing to pay $2 million each for allegedly inflating prices of hardware sold to the Army. The case stems from a whistleblower complaint filed in 2020 claiming collusion between the companies. Dell will also pay an additional $2.3 million, with both…