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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has voiced concerns over an impending health care crisis, blaming Republican inaction and obstruction for the situation.
Federal judge blocks Texas from enforcing sweeping child safety law, delivering a win for Apple, Google, and the broader tech industry. Tesla, SpaceX, and autonomous tech updates dominate the sector as Robotaxi, Starlink, humanoid robots, and ride-hailing partnerships reshape mobility and space communications.
Even as AI becomes more advanced by 2026, experts say it will still lack core human abilities such as proactivity, moral judgment, genuine empathy, curiosity and the capacity to fully replace human workers, reinforcing its role as a tool rather than a true substitute for people.
From artificial intelligence governance to youth online safety rules, the global approach to technology oversight is gaining momentum. Here are five tech regulation trends investors should track next year.
