AI and the technology around it, held to New Hampshire law and the record: AI and deepfake laws, AI companies' rules, AI in court, jobs and taxes, social media, privacy, internet access, and the software GSR builds in public.
26 stories Latest Nov. 11, 2026 2025–2026
Facebook's CEO wrote in 2018 that provocative posts get more engagement. New Hampshire's $224 million Meta settlement covers teens, not the adult feed.
An atheist who keeps Christian rules weighs investor money, the end of work, and who in New Hampshire gets to own what the thinking machines will make.
The editor's UFO engine took apart his own Northfield sighting: a regional jet. What the Pentagon's ledger, the U-2 and Area 51 say about checking the sky.
A reader's seven phone videos of lights over the ocean at dusk, checked frame by frame: the camera drew the shapes, and a red light kept an airplane's beat.
Granite State Report's free UFO Data Analysis Engine: what it is, how it checks a sky video against the public flight record, and what it made of three phone clips shot over Northfield, N.H.
Facebook can't tell you who lives here. GSR is building verified resident profiles and claimable seat pages for every NH office. The case, and the rules.
Workers' share of output hit a record low and half of households own almost no stock. AI lands on top. How NH can change who shares in what the machines make.
AI is learning to pay workers the least they'll take while Congress crawls. New Hampshire's constitution already names the lawful fix: reform the old government.
BLS counts: New Hampshire computer and electronics factory jobs fell from 25,812 in 2001 to 14,807 in 2025, as computer systems design jobs more than doubled.
Six AI usage policies, read line by line. The bans mostly hold up; the exits for government contracts, self-hosted models and app developers do not.
Courts, law firms and newsrooms aren't afraid of AI. They run on a chain of accountability that runs back to a human being, and generative text cuts it.
In Census 2020-2024 estimates, 38,414 New Hampshire households had no internet subscription. The state's BEAD build covers 5,135 locations for $18.6 million.
New Hampshire's Business Enterprise Tax is mostly a tax on wages. If AI shrinks payroll, the tax base shrinks with it.
AI builders say a decade or less. A survey of 2,778 researchers says 2047 for every task. The milestones, forecasts and what it means for New Hampshire.
Explore the feasibility of AI outliving humanity and carrying our DNA to restart civilization. Analyze the science, ethics, and engineering challenges.
In 2024, New Hampshire enacted groundbreaking AI laws to combat deepfakes and ensure transparency in political ads, protecting voter rights.
Explore the evolving landscape of AI regulation in the U.S., focusing on standards, enforcement, and future implications for innovation.
The reporting as it lands: investigations, explainers, local and national stories, and the series that run longer than one day.
Right-to-Know requests, police and public money, and the records that show what officials did, not what they said.
Courts, constitutional law, civil liberties and press freedom, and who does the law’s work in New Hampshire.
Election 2026, the Statehouse, bills and votes, and the Ayotte administration, measured against the record.
AI and the law, the jobs and tax money it moves, privacy and online access, and the software GSR builds and checks in public.
Health, the economy, housing, the Lakes Region, and the readers and officials who take part.
Signed argument from the editor, editorials, history, faith, and satire. Labeled as opinion, every time.
UFO sightings and history, hauntings, cryptids and folklore, with the claims kept separate from the evidence. Report what you saw.
The GSR Podcast, articles read aloud, and GSR Live.
Who makes Granite State Report, how it is made, the constitution and code of ethics it runs under, and where it corrects itself.
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