Loggins joins Cher, Céline Dion, Beyoncé and others in protesting the use of his music by the Trump administration.

The White House and Anthropic, maker of the Claude chatbot, are in a war of words over AI regulation. Why it matters: AI may be the century's most consequential technology, possibly even determining the geopolitical order,

Just hours after Donald Trump insisted on national television that “I’m not a king,” the White House’s official X account posted an AI-generated image of Trump and his loyalist J.D. Vance wearing golden crowns.

Trump has long touted his plans for a 90,000-square-foot structure that would nearly double the footprint of the main building and its East and West wings. He had also suggested that the construction would not affect the existing White House.

“I just have to warn our Sunday morning viewers here, this the president of the United States posting this,” network mainstay Manu Raju said Sunday morning before playing the clip, which features a computer-rendered, crowned version of Donald Trump flying a fighter jet that proceeds to dump mounds of feces over crowds of protesters.

The White House and Anthropic are clashing over AI policy, state versus federal rules, and usage limits for law enforcement.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order aiming to use artificial intelligence to improve pediatric cancer diagnosis and treatment, with $50 million in funding.

The next wave of technology professionals should be in a better position to thrive in the AI-infused digital ecosystem.