Technology

Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA.) is creating an alternative approach to tackling national security risks posed by the communist Chinese government-tied TikTok platform. But will it go far enough?

The Federal Trade Commission is expected to file a highly anticipated antitrust lawsuit against Amazon in a move that could break up the company.

Elon Musk purchased Twitter under the auspice of maintaining free speech in a global town square, but amid news of a company rebrand, could the platform’s other anti-free speech policies and questionable leadership appointments taint Musk’s initial vision?

Meta’s new “text-based conversation app” seeks to challenge Elon Musk’s Twitter in the next battle in the war between the Big Tech social media platforms.

The U.S. Supreme Court made a major decision that will determine whether certain online comments will be classified as “threats” or free speech.

ChatGPT is there to help users craft useful content, unless, of course, that content runs against the current of the radical leftist narrative.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is attempting to hold the Biden administration accountable for alleged collusion between the government and Big Tech to censor Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic and 2020 election season, calling it “the worst First Amendment violation in this nation’s history.”

The largest newspaper publisher in the United States has sued Google. Yep, you read that right. Gannett has accused the anti-free speech Big Tech giant has a monopoly over digital ads.

Senators Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) introduced legislation that would prevent generative artificial intelligence companies from taking advantage of Section 230 immunity.

Google appears to have concerns about developments to its own chatbot despite the fact that it continues to be a chief developer of artificial intelligence.

An ex-Google employee and adviser to the Federal Trade Commission says the recent calls from Big Tech companies to limit the development of artificial intelligence are not in “good faith.”

A federal court judge asked whether President Joe Biden and members of his administration have ever read “1984,” George Orwell’s famous dystopian novel about government-ordered censorship.

A CNN Senior Political Analyst claimed to have the solution to end Big Tech’s censorship of conservatives.

Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) is not letting Stanford University off the hook for refusing to provide information about how its Internet Observatory program “flags” so-called misinformation.