"This FAQ is drawn from the reporting and analysis I’ve written and published over the last couple years. It is intended as a judgment-free zone: no opinions, no advocacy, just the clearest available statement of what the law and courts currently say about #AI, primarily in the United States.

It covers these topic areas:

copyrighting AI-assisted work

AI training and fair use

AI licensing

AI in book contracts

disclosure of AI use + AI detection

proving or certifying human authorship

I will keep this guide updated as new cases, rulings, and policies come to light. If you have a question about the facts or the law surrounding AI, please leave a comment. Comments about AI and its ethicality or morality will be deleted; that is not the purpose of this resource."
https://janefriedman.com/ai-and-publishing-faq-for-writers/

"In what may go down as one of the most expensive economic lessons in modern American history, a federal trade court judge has ordered the government to begin refunding more than $130 billion in tariffs that were declared unlawful by the Supreme Court last month.

"You read that correctly. The same tariffs that were endlessly promoted as brilliant economic policy, the ones that were supposedly making other countries “pay,” must now be paid back by the United States government to American companies. So much for free money."
https://marygeddry.com/p/the-130-billion-tariff-hangover?utm_campaign=post&showWelcomeOnShare=true&triedRedirect=true

"Here’s a fun website: How far back in time can you understand English? It’s a story in sections, each section going back 100 years from the one before. It’s a fascinating experiment, and the author of the piece takes you back through the experience and explains what you saw happening to English in the process. It’s like a one-page history of the English language."
https://www.lichtenbergianism.com/blog/2026/2/27/fun-friday-resources

"Twenty-nine year old [C.P.] has been regularly protesting outside his local ICE facility in South Portland for months, offering up his apartment to fellow protesters to use the bathroom or wash off pepper spray[…]

"To the Department of Homeland Security, “he is the leader of Antifa in Portland, OR.”

"That phrase appears in an internal report produced by DHS, the largest law enforcement agency in the country. As they see it, [C.P]—a young man accused of no crime […]—is a domestic terrorist.

"In [C.P.]’s apartment, Fox News hosts saw something sinister: an “Antifa safe house,” as they called it in multiple segments. This kind of idiocy is hardly unprecedented by the standards of cable news, of course; but the federal government is buying into the hysteria, too. Documents leaked to me show [C.P.] and countless American protesters have been branded as domestic terrorists. As a result, their private information is being collected and stored in a DHS intelligence system shown below."
https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/feds-identify-leader-of-antifa