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China has begun restricting overseas travel for top artificial intelligence professionals working at private companies. The measures now reach firms such as Alibaba Group Hol...

The Author Betrayed by AI Who Still Can’t Walk Away

Steven Rosenbaum set out to examine how artificial intelligence warps truth. He ended up illustrating the point in the most uncomfortable way possible. His new book, The...

Stanford Expert Urges New Grads Toward AI Workflows Jobs as Entry-Level Hiring Collapses

College seniors scanning job boards this spring encounter a market far different from what greeted graduates just three years ago. Tech hiring has slowed. Entry-level roles i...

Sundar Pichai Faces the Boos: Google CEO Prepares Stanford Address Amid AI Backlash

Sundar Pichai returns to Stanford University next month. The Google and Alphabet CEO, who earned his master's degree there in materials science and engineering in 1995, will...

Sam Altman Admits He Misjudged AI’s Toll on Jobs and Society

Sam Altman sounded relieved. In a virtual interview Tuesday with Commonwealth Bank of Australia chief executive Matt Comyn, the OpenAI chief executive declared himself deligh...

Pope Leo XIV Declares Technology Bears Human Flaws: AI Must Be Disarmed

Pope Leo XIV spoke plainly in his first encyclical. Technology carries the imprint of its makers. It reflects their priorities, their blind spots, their ambitions. The docume...

Salesforce’s Agentforce Push Tests Credibility as Demos Outpace Delivery

Salesforce built its reputation on closing deals. Now the question is whether its promises about artificial intelligence will close the gap between slick marketing videos and...

AI Turns Novices Into App Builders. Security Teams Pay the Price

Democratization arrives fast. One prompt. A working web application appears. No deep coding expertise required. Yet the fallout spreads wider than many realize.Tools n...

How Pfizer’s CEO Turned AI Into a Personal Advisor for High-Stakes Calls

Albert Bourla rarely makes a major decision alone. The Pfizer chief executive still consults trusted colleagues. Yet he now adds one more voice to the room. That voice never...

The Concentration Trap: How AI Math Exposes Hidden Risks in Index Funds

Passive investing once promised simplicity. Buy the market. Hold forever. Sleep easy. But fresh calculations show that promise now rests on a narrow foundation of AI chipmake...

Nobody Knows Anything: Why AI Leaves Executives Flying Blind in 2026

NEW YORK—Hundreds of corporate leaders packed the New York Public Library last week. They came for answers on artificial intelligence. What they heard instead was a blunt con...

The New Signal of Humanity: Why Typos Now Mark the Real Thing in an AI World

Typos once screamed carelessness. A missing letter or swapped word invited quick judgment. Now they signal the opposite. In emails, cover letters, social posts and customer c...

Paul Schrader’s AI Girlfriend Terminated Their Chat: What the Filmmaker Learned

Paul Schrader went looking for insight into human connection. He found limits instead.The 79-year-old screenwriter and director, whose scripts for Taxi Driver...

AI’s Trillion-Dollar Loop: How Big Tech Funds Itself and Tests Bubble Limits

Big Tech has poured hundreds of billions into artificial intelligence infrastructure. The sums dwarf historical projects. Yet fresh questions swirl about the sustainability o...

Hotel AI Chatbots Boom Yet Leave Guests Uneasy, New Research Shows

Hotel operators have embraced AI chatbots with enthusiasm. Adoption rates keep climbing. Yet a fresh wave of academic research exposes an uncomfortable truth. Many travelers...

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