The software giant has been cutting headcount to trim costs while investing billions to build out AI data centers.

As the AI startup prepares to go public, its massive multibillion-dollar cloud commitments threaten to put huge pressure on its margins if customer demand slows down.

Apollo’s Torsten Slok rocked Wall Street with his take that AI returns just aren’t there, then Goldman’s Jan Hatzius flagged two major downsides to growth.

With two Gen Z children of his own, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says AI can help young people get ahead—but human judgment and ingenuity remain essential.

“We’ve never done this before,” said DNC vice chair Jane Kleeb, as Democrats prepare for possible federal interference at polling places.

“We understand the concerns and have fallen short of our own high standards in this instance,” a Google spokesperson said.