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24 Feb 2026
California's new law targets AI-generated deepfake pornography - and xAI's Grok is the first major model caught in the crosshairs.
22 Feb 2026
Elon Musk merges SpaceX and xAI to embed Grok into spacecraft operations - but this is really about corporate structure and narrative control.
20 Feb 2026
NASA's latest Mars rover can navigate autonomously using AI - making decisions faster than mission control could ever respond.
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