From Donald Trump claiming big deals for U.S. AI champions, to why Foxconn downgraded its full-year outlook, we round up the week's big stories from the AI revolution. Kristy Kilburn reports.

The United States is overhauling its semiconductor export control policy on AI chips, with U.S. President Donald Trump dismantling his predecessor’s tiered approach and using AI chips as bargaining tools in foreign investment talks.

Trump's post came during Novemdiales, the period of mourning observed by the Catholic Church, following the death of Pope Francis.

U.S. President Donald Trump secured a $600 billion commitment from Saudi Arabia to invest in the United States on the first day of a four-day tour of the Gulf, opening the way for a series of business deals.

Trump claims he “had nothing to do with” a depiction of himself as the Pope that was shared on his and White House social media accounts, distancing himself from the AI-generated image

Donald Trump has warned the U.S. could be forced to take a “violent course” with Iran if the friendly course of action does not work.Speaking in Qatar during his three-nation tour of the Middle East,

Shira Perlmutter, U.S. Copyright Chief, was fired after releasing a report that warned against AI using copyrighted work without permission.

Speaking to reporters on May 5, Donald Trump first said he didn't know about the post, and later called it a joke, done in “fun”. The image was first posted to the official US White House social media accounts on May 2. The AI-generated image showed ...

Donald Trump Jr. has maneuvered potentially lucrative business deals while also becoming a power player to his father.