The White House and HHS have announced a 2026 launch of a voluntary, AI-powered digital health record system led by CMS, partnering with over 60 major tech and healthcare companies including Google, Amazon, Apple, and UnitedHealth. The initiative promises secure, seamless sharing of medical records across providers, personalized health insights, and modernized access through interoperable, patient-controlled tools.

Despite the claim’s growing popularity, no statements have been issued by the Department of Defense, U.S. Cyber Command, or any branch of the military confirming that such an event took place. There have also been no reports or alerts from cybersecurity agencies, including those that monitor critical infrastructure and defense systems, which would typically investigate and address such significant breaches.

OpenAI has accused Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek of using its proprietary models to develop a competing open-source AI sy

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The move follows Trump’s Monday repeal of Biden’s 2023 AI executive order, which had required transparency and safeguards in government use

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The new security system, powered by RAD’s AI technology, includes the RIO™ 360, a solar-powered security tower that monitors the area 24/7.

Ingenuity Cleveland serves as a catalyst for revitalizing Cleveland through its year-round programming, which includes workshops, hackathons

CLEVELAND, OHIO — In a groundbreaking move for the tech industry in Cleveland, Phantasia Technologies has unveiled 'Garpedia', a...