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Google researchers unlock some truths about getting AI agents to actually work

The researchers found single AI agents do better at sequential tasks, multi-agent workflows at ones that can be done in parallel

By Jeremy KahnDecember 16, 2025
IBM, AWS veteran says 90% of your employees are stuck in first gear with AI, just asking it to ‘write their mean email in a slightly more polite way’
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezDecember 16, 2025
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A SpaceX IPO could be the largest public offering of all time—and Elon Musk’s biggest headache
By Jessica MathewsDecember 16, 2025
OpenAI releases new image model as it races to outpace Google’s Nano Banana amid company code red
By Sharon GoldmanDecember 16, 2025
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Accenture exec gets real on transformation: ‘the data and AI strategy is not a separate strategy, it is the business strategy’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 16, 2025
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AWS CEO says replacing young employees with AI is ‘one of the dumbest ideas’—and bad for business: ‘At some point the whole thing explodes on itself’

Amazon laid off 14,000 employees this fall, but CEO Andy Jassy denied the reductions were related to AI.

By Sasha RogelbergDecember 16, 2025
You can make up to $200K working in Trump’s new ‘Tech Force’—and you don’t need a degree or work experience

To be eligible for the two-year program, you need only “strong problem-solving abilities and a passion for public service.”​

By Dave SmithDecember 16, 2025
An MIT roboticist who cofounded bankrupt Roomba maker iRobot says Elon Musk’s vision of humanoid robot assistants is ‘pure fantasy thinking’

Rodney Brooks said future “humanoid” robots will have wheels and multiple arms.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezDecember 16, 2025
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Valerie Health raises $30 million Series A to scale “AI front offices” for physicians

Valerie Health has raised its $30 million Series A, led by Redpoint Ventures, Fortune has exclusively learned.

By Allie GarfinkleDecember 16, 2025
Rivian CEO says the EV maker’s new large driving model will one day allow for fully autonomous driving—and maybe a spot in the robotaxi race

“Our initial focus will be on personally owned vehicles,” RJ Scaringe said. But “this also enables us to pursue opportunities in the rideshare space.”

By Jordyn Grzelewski and Tech BrewDecember 15, 2025
‘I had to take 60 meetings’: Jeff Bezos says ‘the hardest thing I’ve ever done’ was raising the first million dollars of seed capital for Amazon

“The whole enterprise could’ve been extinguished then,” Bezos recalled.

By Dave SmithDecember 15, 2025
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Can’t get a job? Blame AI? Train in ‘power skills,’ IBM exec says: ‘You can’t hire a college student now to just come in and create a spreadsheet’

According to Justina Nixon-Saintil, IBM’s chief impact officer, 2025 was the year “the penny dropped” for AI.

By Nick LichtenbergDecember 16, 2025
A grassroots NIMBY revolt is turning voters in Republican strongholds against the AI data-center boom

“It’s like the Gilded Age, part two,” Kerwin Olson, a leader of an anti-data center activist group, said. “Only bigger.”

By Eva RoytburgDecember 16, 2025
The word of the year is ‘slop,’ Merriam-Webster says

“Slop” was first used in the 1700s to mean soft mud, but it evolved more generally to mean something of little value.

By Anna Furman and The Associated PressDecember 15, 2025
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Elon Musk’s wealth has soared past $600 billion—he’s now worth double the next richest person alive, Google’s cofounder Larry Page

The SpaceX CEO just woke up $168 billion richer and set the bar for the first person estimated to be worth more than $600 billion.

By Emma BurleighDecember 16, 2025
Roomba bites the dust: iRobot files for bankruptcy, but don’t worry—your robot vacuum should still work

The company’s value crashed from $3.56 billion in 2021 to ~$140 million now, according to data compiled by the London Stock Exchange Group.

By Molly Liebergall and Morning BrewDecember 16, 2025
Ford writes down $19.5 billion as it pivots electric Lighting line of vehicles

“The operating reality has changed, and we are redeploying capital into higher-return growth opportunities,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said.

By Sasha RogelbergDecember 15, 2025
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Former Meta integrity chief says new report reveals ‘disappointing’ ad fraud epidemic at the social media giant

An internal audit warned of systemic corruption, yet Meta expanded Chinese ad partnerships that generated billions—much of it tied to fraud.

By Lily Mae LazarusDecember 15, 2025
Businesses face a confusing patchwork of AI policy and rules. Is clarity on the horizon?

With dozens of state measures on AI and a new executive order seeking to override them, businesses will have a lot to sort through in 2026.

By John KellDecember 15, 2025
AI coding tools exploded in 2025. The first security exploits show what could go wrong

While a breach of the tools hasn’t so far caused a wide-scale attack, there have been a few exploits and near-misses.

By Sage LazzaroDecember 15, 2025
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EnergyTrump orders blockade of all ‘sanctioned oil tankers’ into Venezuela
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AsiaHashKey shares start trading in Hong Kong, as the city increasingly embraces crypto
By Nicholas GordonDecember 16, 2025
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SuccessAt 18, doctors gave him three hours to live. He played video games from his hospital bed—and now, he’s built a $10 million-a-year video game studio
By Preston ForeDecember 10, 2025
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AINew contract shows Palantir is working on a tech platform for another federal agency that works with ICE
By Jessica MathewsDecember 9, 2025
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AIDatabricks CEO Ali Ghodsi says his company will be worth $1 trillion by doing these three things
By Beatrice NolanDecember 9, 2025
AICoreWeave CEO: Despite seesawing stock, IPO was ‘incredibly successful’ after challenges of Liberation Day tariff timing
By Sharon GoldmanDecember 9, 2025
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AIPhysical AI robots will automate ‘large sections’ of factory work in the next decade, Arm CEO says
By Beatrice NolanDecember 9, 2025
AI‘Customers don’t care about AI’—they just want to boost cash flow and make ends meet, Intuit CEO says
By Jason MaDecember 9, 2025
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AIThe problem with ‘human in the loop’ AI? Often, it’s the humans
By Jeremy KahnDecember 9, 2025
AIOpenAI COO Brad Lightcap says ‘code red’ will force the company to focus, as the ChatGPT maker ramps up enterprise push
By Beatrice NolanDecember 9, 2025
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InnovationTesla promotes Optimus as its next big breakthrough, but one robot’s collapse has sparked doubts about their current level of autonomy
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezDecember 9, 2025
AI‘But is that real work? It’s not’ Business leaders still don’t trust AI agents, Harvard survey shows
By Patrick Kulp and Tech BrewDecember 9, 2025
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SuccessEven the man behind ChatGPT, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, is worried about the ‘rate of change that’s happening in the world right now’ thanks to AI
By Preston ForeDecember 9, 2025
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InnovationGoogle says its first Gemini-powered smart glasses are coming next year. Here’s what they can do
By Dave SmithDecember 9, 2025
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SuccessWith millions of Gen Zers unemployed globally, the U.K. is investing $965 million to get young people working in AI, hospitality, and engineering
By Emma BurleighDecember 9, 2025
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Big TechCNN turns from cheering independence to dreading limbo as Paramount rides into town for Warner-Netflix showdown
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EconomyThe ‘forever layoffs’ era hits a recession trigger as corporates sack 1.1 million workers through November
By Nick Lichtenberg and Eva RoytburgDecember 9, 2025
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EconomyAI isn’t the reason you got laid off (or not hired), top staffing agency says. You don’t have the right skills
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 9, 2025
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AIHBR: Only 6% of companies fully trust AI agents to handle core business processes
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By Ben WeissDecember 9, 2025
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By Andrew StaplesDecember 9, 2025
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Big TechBorrowing by AI companies represents a ‘mounting potential threat to the financial system,’ top economist says 
By Nino PaoliDecember 9, 2025
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