Trump’s AI Force Meets a Compressed Congressional Calendar
Trump has assigned Jay Clayton to coordinate federal AI policy as Congress faces a short post-election window for funding, defense legislation and a dispute over the Kennedy Center.
Trump has assigned Jay Clayton to coordinate federal AI policy as Congress faces a short post-election window for funding, defense legislation and a dispute over the Kennedy Center.
A new federal AI force is tasked with balancing national-security concerns against overregulation, while a cloud-cost case study shows how infrastructure choices can affect smaller operators.
A 120-day AI review, a targeted Medicare payment and a stalled daylight-saving bill show how policy details differ from headline announcements.
Bitcoin infrastructure faces critical security patches and a shifting regulatory landscape as the SEC proposes new custody rules for institutional advisers following legislative delays.
The SEC has introduced a modernized custody framework for investment advisers as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $102.7 million in net inflows to open October.
Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton clashed over housing supply and regulatory caps as institutional investors like Berkshire Hathaway increase their dominance in the residential market.
President Trump signed a voluntary AI oversight agreement with tech leaders while the Senate adjourned without passing safety legislation, leaving election-year policy debates to the campaign trail.
OpenAI suspends frontier model development following critical safety failures and government breaches, while Google limits its new Gemini 4 Argon release to elite cybersecurity partners.
The Federal Trade Commission is preparing subpoenas for OpenAI and Anthropic following autonomous agent failures, challenging the efficacy of a new, non-binding White House safety accord.