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NYTIMES (Carolyn Y. Johnson, Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Tony Romm) - White House Moves to Take Control of N.I.H. Grants

Federal officials are drafting an executive order that would place grants under review by an outside panel, the latest effort to redirect billions of dollars in research spending.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Trump proposes 'AI Force' with AI czar

President Donald Trump said Saturday he plans to create an “AI Force” and name an AI czar as the government faces growing calls to impose guardrails on the technology's rapid development. It's unclear what the "AI Force" will entail.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Do humans still control AI?

Rumman Chowdhury argues that AI remains entirely controlled by humans and says fears of human extinction or other malicious outcomes would require the involvement of bad actors. "The Truth of the Matter" with Hena Doba isn`t just another podcast it`s a fight to uncover what powerful institutions want hidden. Journalist Hena Doba brings you the stories people in power don`t want told, exposing evidence buried in archives, amplifying the voices of those who`ve been silenced, and holding the powerful accountable. This is journalism that refuses to look away. The Truth of the Matter is about transparency, and justice for the people left behind. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthofthematterpod/ Connect with host Hena Doba:…

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Ambassador to UN sees ‘space for guardrails’ on AI

US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz told CNN’s Dana Bash on Sunday that he sees room for guardrails on AI amid growing concerns over the technology, but that America cannot afford to “throttle” its innovators.

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - FRANKENSTEIN WARNING: JD Vance drops STARK message on AI

'The Big Money Show' panel debates AI regulation. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Vice President JD Vance push back on safety slowdowns, while Senator Bernie Sanders warns Congress is asleep at the wheel.

REDSTATE (Joe Cunningham) - Nikole Hannah-Jones Just Wrote the Best Case for School Choice She'll Ever Publish

I spent about nine years working in the public school system in Louisiana. I spent a lot of time studying the education system, looking at data, watching what worked and what didn't, reading the various "best practices" that came out every time a new professional development was scheduled.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - AI actress admits to 'treasons' during live interview | Jesse Weber Live Full Show

An AI actress starring in a new movie joins Jesse Weber for a one-on-one interview. Tilly Norwood discusses acting, artificial intelligence and what the future of the movie industry may look like in the age of AI. Plus, the Pentagon has released a new batch of UFO files, including military video, decades-old sightings and reports of objects moving at extraordinary speeds. What do the files actually reveal? And a major decision has been handed down just weeks before the long-awaited Sandra Birchmore murder trial. We break down the latest pretrial developments as former police officer Matthew Farwell prepares to face a jury in connection with Birchmore's death. All that and more on "Jesse Weber Live." This episode originally aired Sept. 18,…

AXIOS (Ina Fried) - The tech battle to build your AI assistant

The long-promised personal AI assistant is finally arriving, with a suddenly crowded field of agents offering to run pieces of your everyday life. Why it matters: For years, tech's "personal assistants" were little more than voice-controlled search boxes. Rapid advances in AI are finally giving them the memory, judgment and autonomy to act on our behalf. Catch up fast: Chatbots answer questions. AI agents can actually do things — shopping, making calls, booking tickets, managing calendars and navigating the web. - The model first took off in coding and other professional work. Now it's spilling into the far more intimate terrain of everyday life. The intrigue: OpenAI is expected to enter the market soon after hiring the creator of…

The long-promised personal AI assistant is finally arriving, with a suddenly crowded field of agents offering to run pieces of your everyday life. Why it matters: For years, tech's "personal assistants" were little more than voice-controlled search boxes. Rapid advances in AI are finally giving them the memory, judgment and autonomy to act on our behalf. Catch up fast: Chatbots answer questions. AI agents can actually do things — shopping, making calls, booking tickets, managing calendars and navigating the web. - The model first took off in coding and other professional work. Now it's spilling into the far more intimate terrain of everyday life. The intrigue: OpenAI is expected to enter the market soon after hiring the creator of…Open

NYTIMES (Lauren Jackson) - Who Gets to Decide A.I.’s Moral Code?

A small number of people are shaping what chatbots value. Those choices are already influencing how many people think.