Who Is Legally Liable When An AI Agent Goes Rogue?
If your personal AI agent goes rogue and causes harm or financial damage in the real world, can you be held liable?
Artificial Intelligence
US judge blocks Pentagon's Anthropic blacklisting
A U.S. federal judge has ruled that the Pentagon acted unlawfully when it designated AI company Anthropic a national security supply-chain risk, blocking the government from enforcing the blacklist.
Federal Court Dismisses Musk's X Lawsuit Against New York Law Forcing Platforms To Define Speech
"[T]he First Amendment poses no obstacle to New York’s law," the judge wrote...
How Europe is killing makers and micro-entrepreneurs
Alain Pannetrat, August 24, 2026
Lectronz is a marketplace for open-source hardware makers and DIY electronics. Most of our sellers are not factories or well-funded start-ups. They are engineers, independent designers, and hardware enthusiasts working from spare rooms, garages, and tiny workshops.
Singapore launches world-first data center powered by human brain cells
The 20-unit system reportedly uses lab-grown brain cells integrated with silicon chips to generate computing power
Russian military reveals man-portable laser gun
The mine-disposal system is a scaled-down version of a robot-mounted variant.
TikTok dodges US trial over children’s data
The social media platform will pay $400 mn in an out-of-court settlement over claims that it violated minors’ personal data protections
How he logged hundreds of thousands of phone calls to military bases
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Case Study: Ready Player Me
RPM (Ready Player Me) used to be a character creation, or avatar creation, studio. You'd select properties (boy or girl, hair style, clothes, etc) of your character, click a button and download a reusable 3d asset.
News Production Studio: Updates
I can so far create something like the following. Added multiple avatars, and camera transitions.
The Government is Monitoring Anti-Flock TikTok and Instagram Accounts
Government surveillance centers are monitoring viral anti-Flock Instagram posts, warning local police about upcoming DeFlock events including one scheduled to start next week, and have told cops to “increase patrols around ALPR [automatic license plate readers]” as backlash to Flock grows, according to government intelligence bulletins obtained using public records requests. The documents also warn about devices “that could be used to identify the locations of Flock cameras.”
Zuckerbeg’s Meta in $1.4 trillion addiction showdown: Why is the giant in court again?
The social media behemoth that controls Instagram and Facebook is accused of breaking child protection laws and harming underage users’ mental health
staging.pudeyev.com has been released
I'm still working on a few things but all the pieces have fitted nicely, the site is fast, no glaring errors. and it's looking pretty good. The automation machinery is also working well.
A public announcement: that you can reach me does not mean that I can reach you
One of the reasons I've developed my own email system (annesque.com, under active development) is because email communication turns out to be a hard topic to tackle. But freedom of speech is also a very hard topic to handle, and perhaps the two go hand in hand.
Post-mortem on yesterday's downtime
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