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Trump and Xi Jinping would both win the Nobel Peace Prize if they make a U.S.-China deal on AI development, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says
Trump and Xi Jinping would both win the Nobel Peace Prize if they make a U.S.-China deal on AI development, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says

“Even if just the U.S. and China could agree on some shared standards and testing for development of this technology, I think that’d be a wonderful accomplishment that the two of them can deliver.”

By Jason MaSeptember 12, 2026
Sam Altman confirms OpenAI won’t go public this year, saying an IPO now would come at an ‘ill-advised moment’ given AI safety concerns
Sam Altman confirms OpenAI won’t go public this year, saying an IPO now would come at an ‘ill-advised moment’ given AI safety concerns
By Jason MaSeptember 12, 2026
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Exclusive: Sam Altman addresses AI doomsday fears in new interview
By Alyson ShontellSeptember 12, 2026
Mark Penn: How to save a billion and a half hours
Mark Penn: How to save a billion and a half hours
By Mark PennSeptember 12, 2026
Exclusive: OpenAI’s Sam Altman hints at pact with other AI companies to address safety risks
Exclusive: OpenAI’s Sam Altman hints at pact with other AI companies to address safety risks
By Alexei OreskovicSeptember 12, 2026
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Anthropic CEO calls to slow the race toward AI ‘superintelligence,’ and grants outside evaluators permanent access
By Beatrice NolanSeptember 12, 2026
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A flawed system and one man’s hubris cost Meta shareholders $17 billion

Meta’s settlement may seem large, but it may be just the tip of the iceberg. The plaintiffs’ own models put the damages in the trillions.

By Andrew BeharSeptember 12, 2026
From AI FOMO to AI hangover: corporate America is taking a long, hard look in the mirror right now

How companies got GenAI adoption wrong, and what they need to do next.

By David RockSeptember 12, 2026
Binge watching and binge shopping come together: Amazon lets Prime viewers buy what characters wear and use, or the next closest thing

Amazon’s new Prime Video feature uses AI to help viewers shop for products that look like what they see on screen.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 11, 2026
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta bet that AI would shrink its management ranks. Now it’s quietly rebuilding them

The company that spent the past year telling managers to code is now asking some engineers in a key AI division whether they’d like to lead teams again.

By Fernanda TroncoSeptember 12, 2026
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NVP’s Vaughn Crowe on how manufacturing and industrials hit their venture moment
NVP’s Vaughn Crowe on how manufacturing and industrials hit their venture moment

Why manufacturing is finally having its venture moment, according to Vaugh Crowe, cofounder of VC firm NVP Capital.

By Allie GarfinkleSeptember 11, 2026
This former Navy SEAL spent 5 years in private equity working 100-hour weeks before quitting and building a $9 billion startup

Dino Mavrookas went from Navy SEAL to private equity before quitting to launch Saronic, now a $9.25 billion firm.

By Preston ForeSeptember 10, 2026
Prediction markets spend big on celebrity campaigns even as Sydney Sweeney and LeBron James ads stir backlash

The ads have sparked criticism over celebrities lending their images to platforms that critics liken to gambling.

By Camila Grigera NaónSeptember 9, 2026
A string of controversies hits OpenAI, Anthropic

Multiple scandals in the past week have raised questions about the frontier labs’ methodologies and actions.

By Emily ForliniSeptember 10, 2026
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The world’s largest health and beauty retailer says AI will make shopping ‘more human, not less’
The world’s largest health and beauty retailer says AI will make shopping ‘more human, not less’

The biggest risk with AI, warns AS Watson CEO Malina Ngai, is using it to polish today’s processes. Do that, and “you get a version of yesterday.”

By Nicholas GordonSeptember 12, 2026
American schools weren’t broken until Silicon Valley used a lie to convince them they were—now reading and math scores are plummeting

Neuroscientist Jared Cooney Horvath warns the U.S.’s $30 billion bet on laptops in schools has made Gen Zers less cognitively capable than their parents.

By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 12, 2026
Boards were built for a vertical world. Risk has gone horizontal

Governance may be straining against its own design.

By Jane SadowskySeptember 12, 2026
The ghost cartel — your pricing algorithm may have stopped competing without your knowledge

Antitrust law was built to catch human agreements. It has no name for what machines learn to do on their own.

By François Candelon, Paul-Louis Andres and Augustin ManchonSeptember 12, 2026
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AI is now part of the edtech stack — and schools are repeating the mistake they made in every wave before

Schools skipped the training. So did your company. Now Washington wants proof it worked.

By Caroline CasagrandeSeptember 11, 2026
NATO Innovation Fund on liftoff: the first European private company reaching orbit

For decades, European companies have built extraordinary satellites, telescopes and space science programs but have steered clear of getting into orbit.

By Patrick Schneider Sikorsky and David OrdonezSeptember 11, 2026
‘Gambling with our lives’: former Anthropic researcher quits in alarm at what he saw in 3 years of working at the lab

In social media posts seen by 100 million people, Jacob Coxon warned, “do not underestimate the power of this technology.”

By Kaitlyn Huamani and The Associated PressSeptember 10, 2026
An ex-Anthropic researcher claims AI could kill us all by 2030. But he fails to answer the most essential question: What are we supposed to do about it?

A now viral post by an AI researcher warning about the existential threat posed by the technology is setting off alarms bells.

By Emily ForliniSeptember 10, 2026
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After a decade of failed bills and three years of resignations, Washington finally discovers it cares about AI safety
After a decade of failed bills and three years of resignations, Washington finally discovers it cares about AI safety

Jacob Coxon’s resignation didn’t start this fight, but his resignation ignited the moment officials on both sides stopped staying quiet about it

By Catherina GioinoSeptember 12, 2026
OpenAI has paused its $200 ChatGPT sign-ups as ‘unprecedented’ demand for new model Astra strains its system

Even after expanding available compute 9.5-fold since 2023, OpenAI is pausing new Pro 20X accounts while it adds more capacity

By Mia OsmonbekovSeptember 11, 2026
How often you check your phone matters more than how long you spend on it—and if you watch brain rot, you’re burning yourself out

Research finds frequent phone checking predicts stress, and watching low-quality content burns you out.

By Catherina GioinoSeptember 11, 2026
Students are using AI in school and test scores are down, but the OECD finds that those who use it once or twice a week perform similarly to nonusers

But using AI almost everyday can create a negative feedback loop.

By Joshua HongSeptember 11, 2026
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Former CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars for ‘work-related expenses’ reaches tentative plea deal 
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Former CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars for ‘work-related expenses’ reaches tentative plea deal 
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U.S. diesel prices are now 60% higher than they were before the Iran war, with one Trump voter paying twice as much to fuel his farm equipment
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U.S. diesel prices are now 60% higher than they were before the Iran war, with one Trump voter paying twice as much to fuel his farm equipment
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Mortgage lending standards are so tight that homebuyers must have ‘pristine’ credit histories, study says, as sales head for 31-year low
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Mortgage lending standards are so tight that homebuyers must have ‘pristine’ credit histories, study says, as sales head for 31-year low
By Jason MaSeptember 12, 2026
Trump’s childhood home sells for $1.9 million after prior owner bought it for $835,000 last year, when it was a mold-ridden den of feral cats
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Trump’s childhood home sells for $1.9 million after prior owner bought it for $835,000 last year, when it was a mold-ridden den of feral cats
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The trade deficit with Canada that’s upset Trump so much is due to crude the U.S. buys at a discount for the Midwest. ‘It’s the only oil they can use’
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Housing market: Mortgage rates rise for third straight week to highest level since June 2025 while home sales fall for third month in a row
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Housing market: Mortgage rates rise for third straight week to highest level since June 2025 while home sales fall for third month in a row
By Michelle Chapman and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026
After attack on Saudi pipeline, Trump says Houthis don’t want the U.S. involved — ‘everything’s going to work out fine and dandy’
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After attack on Saudi pipeline, Trump says Houthis don’t want the U.S. involved — ‘everything’s going to work out fine and dandy’
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As Europe weighs a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, Putin warns sending troops ‘means a war with Russia’
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As Europe weighs a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, Putin warns sending troops ‘means a war with Russia’
By Volodymyr Yurchuk, Elise Morton and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026
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Nvidia says its new data center design will fix AI’s water problem
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By Jacqueline MunisJune 22, 2026
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Drowning in AI: Companies are launching hundreds of projects, and that’s a problem
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Tech companies dealing with data center protests locally are fighting a losing battle: Only 8% of opponents actually live near one
By Tristan BoveJune 22, 2026
China sanctions 10 U.S. defense companies in tit-for-tat response to Pentagon’s Chinese military list
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China sanctions 10 U.S. defense companies in tit-for-tat response to Pentagon’s Chinese military list
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Elon Musk will get a billion shares of SpaceX if he can settle a million humans on Mars
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Elon Musk will get a billion shares of SpaceX if he can settle a million humans on Mars
By Catherina GioinoJune 22, 2026
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OpenAI’s new ‘super app’ boss hopes to persuade users and potential IPO investors that the company is about way more than just chat
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Americans are fleeing the U.S. at record rates—an ex-Google engineer who left India to build a $7.2 billion AI firm says they’re making a huge mistake
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Americans are fleeing the U.S. at record rates—an ex-Google engineer who left India to build a $7.2 billion AI firm says they’re making a huge mistake
By Orianna Rosa RoyleJune 22, 2026
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Forget speed: L’Oréal’s innovation chief says AI rewards companies with history
By Francesca CassidyJune 22, 2026
Europe must take opportunity to ‘dream bigger’ if it’s to seize its innovation moment
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Lyft CEO: we’re setting a multi-sensor safety standard for autonomous rides
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By Kristin StollerJune 22, 2026
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Exclusive: The AI company powering public safety operations for the 2026 World Cup just raised $250 million
By Lily Mae LazarusJune 22, 2026
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Exclusive: Upscale AI wants to be the next Cisco—and it just raised another $190 million
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By Eleanor PringleJune 22, 2026
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Over 40,000 American bridges have structurally deficient ratings. Why aren’t we using quantum sensors on them?
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The U.K. just banned social media for kids under 16. The founder of ‘safe TikTok’ says the U.S. is next
By Nick LichtenbergJune 21, 2026
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Sam Altman thinks AI will surpass human intelligence by 2030. His rival AI billionaires say it’ll be even sooner
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJune 21, 2026
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By Nick LichtenbergJune 21, 2026
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EY: we found your biggest AI blind spot. It’s called the ‘tempo gap’
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