The White House’s “Make America Healthy Again” report, which issued a dire warning about the forces responsible for Americans’ declining life expectancy, bears hallmarks of the use of artificial intelligence in its citations. That appears to have garbled citations and invented studies that underpin the report’s conclusions.

The White House is investigating after one or more people reportedly accessed the contacts from the personal phone of White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, and used the information to contact other top officials and impersonate her.

Months after the explosive Houthi leak, a chilling AI scam has rocked the White House. Trump's top aide, Susie Wiles, was impersonated using deepfake voice tech to contact top GOP leaders and CEOs. Fake pardon lists,

Read about global tech trade association ITI’s recommendations for the White House OSTP in response to its RFI on AI R&D strategic plan.

US government officials were targeted by an impersonator posing as Susie Wiles, President Trump's chief of staff. The impersonator, potentially using

David Sacks suggested AI-powered robots could boost the US economy and the nation's fiscal outlook amid concerns over rising debt levels.

The Republican-backed bill with a provision on AI regulations narrowly passed the House, but it faces an uphill battle in the Senate.

A top White House official casually dropped a bold claim that Sen. Elizabeth Warren had control of the Biden administration’s restrictive approach to cryptocurrencies.