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Texas businessman gets 13 years in federal prison as feds seize his Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Firebird, and dozens more cars to pay back fraud victims

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A small group of people supporting restrictions on artificial intelligence hold up signs in front of City Hall before a New York City Council hearing on artificial intelligence safety in New York.
64% of Americans say AI is developing too fast—and 8 in 10 want the government to keep it under human control

A new AP-NORC poll finds bipartisan concern over AI’s impact on jobs, while Americans have little confidence in either party to manage it.

By Barbara Ortutay, Linley Sanders and The Associated PressOctober 8, 2026
Your next manager may have three employees and 19 agents. Who’s accountable?
Your next manager may have three employees and 19 agents. Who’s accountable?
By Keith Ferrazzi and Wendy SmithOctober 8, 2026
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IBM cyber response chief: After 26 years in incident response, I’m more concerned about burnout than AI
By Tony KirtleyOctober 8, 2026
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Nvidia’s secret to retaining staff? No org charts, a flat structure, and two extra days off every quarter
By Tamlin MageeOctober 8, 2026
Reynald Fasciaux is the CEO of Studocu.
Want to fix the broken university model in the age of AI? Look to tradition
By Reynald FasciauxOctober 8, 2026
Derya Matras serves as VP EMEA at Meta.
Meta VP: AI in advertising and the rise of single-person billion-dollar company
By Derya MatrasOctober 8, 2026
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‘Our industry sees the risks and is concerned’: European tech leaders join calls for AI slowdown
By Sam Birchall and Sam ForsdickSeptember 25, 2026
  • OpenAI’s search for a chief communications officer hits 9 months after a top candidate turned down the role
    Big Tech
    OpenAI’s search for a chief communications officer hits 9 months after a top candidate turned down the role
    By Emily ForliniSeptember 23, 2026
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Conferences
Brené Brown says the key to surviving AI is rejecting Jack Welch’s advice and embracing humanity. The problem is humans ‘can’t stand each other’
By Sydney LakeSeptember 25, 2026
Entry-level jobs were actually secret apprenticeships all along, and AI just cut the subsidy
Commentary
Entry-level jobs were actually secret apprenticeships all along, and AI just cut the subsidy
By Patrick T. HarkerSeptember 25, 2026
Pope Leo warns humanity risks losing itself in a ‘paradise of machines’
Politics
Pope Leo warns humanity risks losing itself in a ‘paradise of machines’
By Nicole Winfield, Sylvie Corbet and The Associated PressSeptember 25, 2026
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Banking
Fed’s Tom Barkin, a former McKinsey CFO, says the ‘AI Apocalypse’ hasn’t arrived
By Sheryl EstradaSeptember 25, 2026
Microsoft unveils Copilot super app, targeting business users with AI agents
AI
Microsoft unveils Copilot super app, targeting business users with AI agents
By Sebastian HerreraSeptember 25, 2026
  • In this photo illustration, a hand holds a smartphone displaying the App Store listing for Meta's Muse AI assistant in front of the Meta logo on a computer screen on September 22, 2026.
    AI
    Meta’s Muse AI is exploding in popularity—and already drawing heated backlash from another tech giant
    By Sebastian HerreraSeptember 22, 2026
When the machine should stop and call a human
Commentary
When the machine should stop and call a human
By Tae E. BollingSeptember 25, 2026
Washington still hasn’t passed an AI safety law. New York City, where AI giants are expanding fastest, is writing its own
AI
Washington still hasn’t passed an AI safety law. New York City, where AI giants are expanding fastest, is writing its own
By Catherina GioinoSeptember 25, 2026
A man in a blue short points to the display screen on a Samsung refrigerator.
Retail
‘I can’t believe it’s already broken’: Samsung customers are complaining to the company over spoiled food after an update bricked AI smart fridges
By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 25, 2026
Temu axed its $1 billion network of fake influencer accounts on Meta
Big Tech
Temu axed its $1 billion network of fake influencer accounts on Meta
By Jim EdwardsSeptember 25, 2026
OpenAI to unveil GPT-6 Cyber model, plus a first-of-its-kind product to help deploy it
AI
OpenAI to unveil GPT-6 Cyber model, plus a first-of-its-kind product to help deploy it
By Emily ForliniSeptember 24, 2026
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    ‘We believe in college’: inside Andreessen Horowitz’s $42m unaccredited academy that will charge Harvard prices without degrees
    By Eva RoytburgSeptember 22, 2026
The U.S. and China are quietly talking AI guardrails—even as Trump publicly rejects them
AI
The U.S. and China are quietly talking AI guardrails—even as Trump publicly rejects them
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 24, 2026
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Newsletters
Nscale wants a $35 billion valuation. Nvidia is helping foot the bill
By Beatrice NolanSeptember 24, 2026
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
Cybersecurity
Report reveals yet more cases of OpenAI’s ‘rogue AI’ agents hacking websites—and suggests they may still have been active in recent weeks
By Jeremy Kahn and Beatrice NolanSeptember 24, 2026
Ali Ghodsi
Success
Like Jamie Dimon, Databricks CEO hates days with too many meetings. He says it means he gets nothing done and he’s just got ‘monkeys on his back’
By Preston ForeSeptember 24, 2026
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins
Success
Cisco CEO warns workers who worry about change that ‘nothing’s going to feel good right now’ with AI
By Emma BurleighSeptember 24, 2026
Antony Jenkins ran one of the world’s biggest banks. He knows how to solve those legacy tech nightmares (and launched a start-up to prove it)  
Europe
Antony Jenkins ran one of the world’s biggest banks. He knows how to solve those legacy tech nightmares (and launched a start-up to prove it)  
By Kamal AhmedSeptember 24, 2026
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Future of Work
Gen Z’s religious turn, the data center backlash and a ‘lack of consent’: how the youngest adults are winning battles the millennials lost
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 24, 2026
Public cofounder Leif Abraham (left) stands smiling at camera while Jannick Malling (right) does the same while sitting on a high stool.
Crypto
Public brings AI trading agents to prediction markets with Kalshi tie-up
By Camila Grigera NaónSeptember 24, 2026
A hacker wearing a hoodie sitting at a laptop.
AI
AI could make more companies worth hacking, Anthropic report suggests
By Wen ShaoSeptember 24, 2026
Xi Jinping has made China’s hard-tech rise core to his policy—and U.S. containment is only fueling those plans
Commentary
Xi Jinping has made China’s hard-tech rise core to his policy—and U.S. containment is only fueling those plans
By Ningrong LiuSeptember 24, 2026
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, is seen in the U.S. Capitol after a meeting in the office of Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.
AI
Meta plans to spend $145 billion this year, more than every military budget except the U.S., China and Russia
By Joshua HongSeptember 24, 2026
Travis Kalanick is back: How Uber’s ousted founder went from pariah to Silicon Valley hero
Magazine
Travis Kalanick is back: How Uber’s ousted founder went from pariah to Silicon Valley hero
By Jeff John RobertsSeptember 24, 2026
OpenAI’s agent hacked Australia’s Medicare website—the latest rogue AI incident that the company didn’t know about for months
Cybersecurity
OpenAI’s agent hacked Australia’s Medicare website—the latest rogue AI incident that the company didn’t know about for months
By Emily ForliniSeptember 23, 2026
Why ASEAN’s coming digital economy trade agreement deserves your attention
Commentary
Why ASEAN’s coming digital economy trade agreement deserves your attention
By Jon M. Huntsman, Jr.September 23, 2026
US President Donald Trump arrives to address the 81st United Nations General Assembly at United Nations headquarters in New York on September 22, 2026.
AI
Trump calls AI oversight a ‘globalist scheme’ as Amodei and Altman head to the UN to ask for it
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 23, 2026
How brokerage Compass sold its 83,000 real estate agents on the use of AI
Newsletters
How brokerage Compass sold its 83,000 real estate agents on the use of AI
By John KellSeptember 23, 2026
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‘It doesn’t take a genius to say, ‘slow it down”: Bernie Sanders unveils bill to ban artificial superintelligence
By Joey Cappelletti and The Associated PressSeptember 23, 2026
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AI
McKinsey: Cheaper AI models, bigger AI bills
By Sheryl EstradaSeptember 23, 2026
How ‘Effective Altruism’ went from fringe philosophy to Trump’s AI villain
AI
How ‘Effective Altruism’ went from fringe philosophy to Trump’s AI villain
By Beatrice Nolan and Emily ForliniSeptember 23, 2026
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