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Apple will bring iPhone to Windows clipboard sharing to iOS 28 in the EU by fall 2027. Microsoft requested this feature on March 25, 2026, to help devices work together. Apple approved the plan, which aims to let users copy and paste across systems without using complicated third-party apps.
The Trump administration is pushing for new AI security rules while Congress works on bipartisan proposals like the FRONTIER Act. Lawmakers must act quickly to create a federal framework. Without clear rules, developers and the public remain in the dark. Congress should avoid political fights to protect our collective future.
The US faces pressure to build weapons without China's rare earth magnets. Phoenix Tailings in New Hampshire uses mining waste to produce critical minerals for defense systems. Anthony Balladon said, “It will be a tall order and a challenge to replenish these stocks and scale up in the time frame.”
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission issued a sweeping ban on foreign imports of advanced robots. The agency said these machines pose national security risks and need to face less Chinese competition. Ghost Robotics CEO Gavin Kenneally said, “If today’s announcement encourages stronger cybersecurity and a more level competitive environment, that’s good.”
AI could help job-seekers overcome significant barriers to employment. Millions of Americans with criminal histories often face a slow, expensive process to clear their records. A new AI-powered app now offers a fresh path for these people to find work. This technology aims to simplify a difficult, long-standing hiring hurdle.
John Michael Greer says AI is being used as a justification for firing useless workers. This process aims to cut office staff and shut down the classroom-to-cubicle pipeline. The salary class now faces a major shift as companies use new technology to replace cognitive work and reduce costs significantly.