
House Republicans move to subpoena Nvidia CEO over alleged spy ties
Lawmakers want a closed-door briefing on Jensen Huang's relations with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang, called a suspected Chinese spy.
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Lawmakers want a closed-door briefing on Jensen Huang's relations with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang, called a suspected Chinese spy.

He authored signed California bill SB 53 after SB 1047 was vetoed and wants a federal regulator and kill switch.

New leadership plans to expand CISA and counter AI cyber threats in lame-duck session.

Democrats are projected to win approximately 248 seats, the first time in Trump’s second term that the party won’t control both chambers.

The surveillance court objected to search filters seven months ago, yet collection continues under its March approval.

Evaluators would have 72 hours to notify Commerce, which must ask a D.C. judge before a release can be halted.

A Commerce-registered third party would review labs; Anthropic says the text matches advocacy since June.

Two senators urge the Trump administration to expand federal testing and standards for frontier AI.
Lawmakers urged Google and Spirit to halt a $10 million AI-training data deal over re-identification risks to employee records.
Lawmakers push an $11 million Cyber Command mental-health program after suicides at Fort Meade this summer.
Congress.gov lists H.R. 9697, the Cyber Letters of Marque and Reprisal Act, without bill text here.

Sanders and Casar proposed a permanent U.S. ban on artificial superintelligence and a new federal AI agency.

House Democrats filed a bill ordering CISA to assess its workforce after roughly 1,000 staff departures.
Congress is weighing new mental-health support and $11 million in training funding for U.S. Cyber Command after a cluster of personnel suicides.

OpenAI asked Congress whether an industry-wide AI development slowdown coordinated among labs would violate the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Kids Online Safety Act clears Senate committee but passage looks unlikely this session amid House-Senate deadlock over the duty-of-care provision.

Sens. Blackburn and Blumenthal demand TikTok explain why safety features were withheld from about 10% of users, following a teenager's suicide.
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