Today we covered major institutional changes as the US exits UNESCO again and Columbia settles with the Trump administration, alongside concerning developments in AI reliability at the FDA. We explored how regulatory agencies are rushing to implement AI tools that may not be ready for critical public health decisions, while major corporations navigate policy changes and market pressures.

Featured Stories:

US Withdraws from UNESCO for Third Time (State Department/UNESCO)

Columbia University $220M Settlement with Trump Administration (Forbes/CNN)

New AI Coding Challenge Shows Disappointing Results (TechCrunch)

Trump AI Policy Speech Dismisses Copyright Concerns (Wired)

Meta Control Shift Wristband for Gesture Computing (Tech Times)

FDA AI Tool "Elsa" Generates Fake Drug Studies (CNN/Gizmodo)

Deutsche Bank Reports Highest Profits Since 2007 (Financial Times)

Tesla Pledges Cheaper Cars Amid Mounting Problems (BBC)

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