Business Insider reported Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told President Trump last month he opposed plans for a national AI regulator. Sources said Trump phoned Zuckerberg the week of Aug. 17 to discuss a White House consideration of a FINRA-style independent body, a proposal from DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis to subject advanced AI models to review and risk testing. Zuckerberg said any regulator should reflect the Trump administration’s relatively permissive approach to AI oversight but did not press T

2026-09-04

Business Insider reported Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told President Trump last month he opposed plans for a national AI regulator. Sources said Trump phoned Zuckerberg the week of Aug. 17 to discuss a White House consideration of a FINRA-style independent body, a proposal from DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis to subject advanced AI models to review and risk testing. Zuckerberg said any regulator should reflect the Trump administration’s relatively permissive approach to AI oversight but did not press Trump to change course. The White House said it is weighing the plan while seeking to balance AI innovation and safety and is also evaluating an industry-led self-regulatory option. Zuckerberg has warned that overly strict rules could slow model releases and harm U.S. competitiveness in AI.

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2026-09-04

The UK government expects to approve a large North Sea gas field within weeks, ending years of legal and political disputes and representing Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first major stance on the domestic oil and gas sector. The energy minister is expected to approve the Jackdaw gas project this month; a decision on the Rosebank oil field will follow. Jackdaw, about 150 miles east of Aberdeen, could begin producing gas as early as this winter, though approval is likely to prompt strong oppositi

2026-09-03

WSJ reporter Nick Timiraos says Fed Governor WALLER’s overall stance has not fundamentally changed since July but has shifted from a July tilt toward tightening to cautious optimism and a preference to hold rates. For the Sep 15-16 policy meeting, WALLER’s path is conditional on August inflation: continued progress toward the 2% goal implies holding rates; a hotter August print would prompt consideration of a rate hike.