Sam Sutton

Good Thursday morning. Here's the day in tech, Decoded: — The main character: Microsoft's Brad Smith , firing back at new Trump administration restrictions on foreign tech workers.

If there's a constant in modern American political cycles, it's that voters are furious over affordability.

Good Monday morning. Here's the day in tech, Decoded: — The main character: ‘Marshall Ancoates,' revealing what voters actually think of the tech industry.

With Donald Trump’s own crypto interests looming over the industry and Democrats poised for a return to power, crypto’s founding rebels are confronting an uncomfortable reality.

Peter Thiel's remarks are a direct break with the Trump administration and are notable because of his ties to the president.

and beyond are being sued over how they use AI to engage customers or run their businesses. As companies deploy the technology at scale, faulty decisions, data breaches or discriminatory outcomes driven by integrated AI agents could expose them to lawsuits from employees or customers.

The artificial intelligence company said its public positions on AI safety and regulation could invite backlash, scrutiny and restrictions as it prepares to go public.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned investors that his lab’s AI models could threaten humanity as he prepares for what may be the largest IPO of all time.

— The main character: Biden alum Rohit Chopra , who's using new powers in California to probe AI bubble risks that he says Washington's ignored.

The former consumer protection watchdog under Joe Biden who was ousted by Donald Trump thinks the current administration is ill-prepared to handle the fallout of a possible AI bubble.