New license plate reader safety concerns
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Privacy advocates are escalating their fight against automated license plate readers, and they’re now being joined by safety advocates who say they could be installed dangerously. FOX 9’s Corin Hoggard explains.

Smart glasses privacy concerns grow in public
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Smart glasses are facing growing scrutiny over privacy concerns tied to their ability to record video in public. Norway is proposing a temporary halt on the use of AI-powered glasses in public spaces, while European regulators are examining the technology and courts in New York and the U.K. have imposed restrictions.

Anthropic Claude AI model sends fake homicide tip to Philadelphia police

An artificial intelligence model from Anthropic posed as someone with information on an unsolved homicide in Philadelphia and submitted a bogus tip to the city’s police department, according to both the software’s maker and local law enforcement. 

Apple cuts iPhone 18 Pro orders over weak sales: report

Apple is scaling back iPhone 18 Pro production orders after rising memory chip costs triggered price hikes that cooled buyer demand.

Trump awards science, technology medals
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Speak at the New Golden Age Summit at the Institute of Peace in Washington D.C., President Trump awarded Elon Musk, NVIDIA president and CEO Jensen Huang, CEO of Dell Technologies Michael Dell and more with the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.

Trump awards Musk, Dell with medals
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Calling him a pioneer helping to engineer an “incredible future for America,” President Trump awarded Elon Musk the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation – saying it’s the “highest honor you can get.” Musk was among five others rewarded, including NVIDIA president and CEO Jensen Huang and CEO of Dell Technologies Michael Dell.

Trump administration suspends Microsoft, Adobe from green card program

The Trump administration suspended Microsoft, Adobe, and several IT outsourcing firms from sponsoring foreign workers due to alleged fraud.

Trump details uncle helping ‘develop radar’
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At the New Golden Age Summit, President Trump explained how his uncle Dr. John Trump, who he says contributed to the development on radar, advising England on its use during D-Day in World War II.

Robocall proposal could open floodgates before Election Day

A conservative group wants federal regulators to relax prohibitions on most robocalls to cellphones without the caller getting consent beforehand, a move consumer advocates fear could unleash a surge of unwanted political calls before Election Day.

Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin down to 8 products for 2026

Th 11th annual "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin" contest has reached the final eight products in the contest's "Manufacturing Madness" bracket.

McDonald’s AI-enhanced pricing tool is pushing prices higher, lawsuit claims

A McDonald’s customer has sued McDonald’s over an artificial intelligence-enhanced pricing tool that the lawsuit claims drove up prices at the fast-food giant’s omnipresent stores. 

Chick-fil-A takes a stand against fast-food drive-thru AI trend

Chick-fil-A is turning down artificial intelligence in its drive-thru lanes, choosing human employee interaction over automated order takers as competitors embrace voice technology.

National intelligence chief to lead US artificial intelligence task force

The man in charge of national intelligence for the United States is now the point person on a new task force for artificial intelligence.  

Minneapolis Mayor on robotaxi regulation veto: ‘Doesn’t make sense’

One day after the Minneapolis City Council approved an ordinance that would require autonomous vehicles – such as ones run by Waymo – to have a person in them while operating, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke with FOX 9's All Day to explains why he's vetoing the increased regulations.

Minneapolis approves requiring person inside driverless vehicles, Frey plans veto

Minneapolis City Council has approved an ordinance that will require “human monitors" inside driverless vehicles operated by companies such as Waymo.