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Melania Trump tells elementary school kids not to fear AI — while unveiling Nvidia investment

First lady Melania Trump visited a North Carolina elementary school to promote AI in classrooms and announce an Nvidia partnership. She encouraged students not to fear AI and to build robots, while Nvidia will provide software licenses and robotics kits. The article presents her pro-AI message optimistically with little critical context.

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Amid national backlash, Patel throws support behind Flock cameras

FBI Director Kash Patel told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Flock license-plate cameras have been valuable for tracking criminals, including child predators and the Brown University shooting suspect, and said FBI access is case-by-case. His remarks follow President Trump's endorsement and ongoing national scrutiny over privacy and constitutional concerns.

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OpenAI throws its weight behind FRONTIER Act AI regulation bill

OpenAI is supporting the bipartisan FRONTIER Act, which would create a federal risk-based framework for frontier AI models with model cards, risk-management plans, incident reporting, and third-party audits. The article also notes President Trump's opposition to AI-regulation concerns as a 'hoax' and arguments that the U.S. should not slow AI development amid competition with China.

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Pass the CLARITY Act, or prepare for the next Sam Bankman-Fried

Two former Republican lawmakers urge the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, arguing it would give the crypto industry clear rules, protect consumers, and keep innovation in the United States. They contend that delay would leave rulemaking to regulators and judges and risk another FTX-style collapse.

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