Big Tech CEOs Summoned After Bombshell Court Docs Surface, Golden State Antitrust Gets a Reboot

This week in The Dispatch: Senate summons the CEOs, California moves on antitrust, and Big Tech's PAC money is proving toxic

OpenAI's Mass Shooter Problem, Colorado Passes Big Tech's Chatbot Bill

This week in The Dispatch: ChatGPT linked to the FSU shooting – and a pattern of harm; Colorado passes an industry-backed chatbot bill – now parents are urging the Governor to veto it; New Mexico pushes Meta toward a historic redesign; and Big Tech sues kids safety laws it couldn't lobby away.

Big Tech's Propaganda Machine: Chatbots, TikTok Influencers, and Met Gala Blowback

This week in The Dispatch: New Mexico orders Meta to actually fix its products; Big Tech's dark-money group caught paying influencers to push talking points; the data center backlash explodes; and Met Gala pushback shows reputation laundering isn't working.

$653 million in Campaign Contributions, Armies of Lobbyists: How Big Tech is subverting the will of the people.

This week in The Dispatch: Big Tech's lobbying machine hits $200K a day; the Sacramento money flood; Zuckerberg cries poor; and parents take the fight to Congress.

Survivor Parents to Tell Congress to Choose: Big Tech or Families

Big Tech floods the AI midterms with cash, 70+ parents are at the Capitol today demanding action after the landmark verdict, and Palantir's manifesto reveals what Big Tech actually wants;

The AI Midterms, The OpenAI Serial Liar Problem

This week in The Dispatch: AI Super PACs have different rules for D's and R's; OpenAI's serial liar; and states start making Big Tech pay.

YouTube: Goal is not viewership. It's viewer addiction.

This week in The Dispatch: How YouTube execs addicted kids; Big Tech collects billions in new tax breaks; the AI preemption push runs out of friends; and Gen Z has had enough.

Entering A New Era

This week in The Dispatch: A jury finds Meta and Google liable in a landmark verdict; Meta's insurance dries up; as Big Tech reels in court, it's quietly trying to sneak liability shields through state legislatures; and a new poll shows America is souring on AI.

The Jury Is Asking About Punitive Damages. Read into that.

This week in the Dispatch: A damages question from the jury signals where deliberations could be heading; the AI preemption fight is back and uglier than ever; and Meta's big Illinois spending spree backfires.

Social Media Addiction Bellwether in Jury's Hands, Senate Judiciary Calls out Meta

This week in The Dispatch: The K.G.M. trial awaits a verdict, and Senate Judiciary puts Meta on blast for failing to comply with investigations.

Verdict Watch: Day of Reckoning for Meta, Google Could Come This Week

This week in The Dispatch: Meta whistleblower drops bombshells in court; House Republicans hand tech CEOs a get-out-of-jail-free card; and state lawmakers are fed up with Big Tech's stranglehold on Trump’s D.C

AI Surveillance Becomes a National Issue, New Docs Detail the Addiction Economy

This week in The Dispatch: AI surveillance becomes a national issue and new court docs show how Meta sought to addict teens to win whole households.