A joint statement issued by the United States and 15 other countries touts the technology’s potential for accelerating scientific progress.

The White House released the NSSTS in August 2026, providing guidance for how the United States will develop, protect, and deploy technology

Anthropic and OpenAI have reportedly lobbied for regulations to limit open-source versions of large language models. Bannon and Sanders railed against AI and the ‘oligarchs’ behind it from the same stage. The California governor embraces the tech’s possibilities with one hand, imposes a mountain of regulations with the other.

Since January, Americans have become more likely to say data centers are mostly bad for the environment (54%), home energy costs (50%) and people’s quality of life nearby (49%). This is true for people across age groups, partisan coalitions and community types.

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Today in Tokyo, the United States and Japan signed a protocol that extends and amends the U.S.-Japan Agreement on Cooperation in Research and Development in Science and Technology, also known as the U.

One hundred years ago, in the 1924 Paris Olympics, American Johnny Weissmuller won the men's 100m freestyle with a time of 59 seconds. Nearly 100 years later, in the most recent Olympics, the delayed 2020 Games in Tokyo, Caeleb Dressel took home the same ...

A new era of intergovernmental science and technology cooperation has emerged, driven by the United States and its Asian partners in the Indo-Pacific such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia, Singapore, and India. As science and technology take ...

The amendments are mainly related streamlining and simplifying administrative procedures; ensuring consistency and alignment with the 2025 Law on Public Employees; and addressing urgent issues and inadequacies in the implementation of science,