Tagged: artificial intelligence

BitMEX Co-Founder Arthur Hayes Says an AI Credit Strain Could Force a Rescue and Lift Bitcoin and Crypto Markets

Arthur Hayes, chief investment officer of the crypto fund Maelstrom and chief executive of Flop Labs, is arguing that the artificial-intelligence buildout is less a durable earnings story than a credit boom whose eventual strain could force official liquidity back into digital assets. In his… Read More

Strategy’s Michael Saylor Asks for Digital Token Fundraising Rules as AI Reshapes How Businesses Are Structured

Michael Saylor, executive chairman of the Bitcoin-focused treasury company Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), has argued that digital tokens should play a larger role in how businesses raise money as artificial intelligence changes how firms are created and organized. In an essay, Saylor said AI will let… Read More

Meta Recruits MongoDB Chief to Lead Enterprise AI Business

Meta (NASDAQ: META) has taken a step beyond advertising and consumer products, launching a dedicated unit aimed at selling artificial intelligence tools directly to companies. On September 28, 2026, founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg announced Meta Enterprise Platform and named Chirantan “CJ” Desai, who… Read More

FIS Embeds Spade’s Real-Time Transaction Enrichment Across Its Debit Platform

FIS (NYSE: FIS) has embedded Spade’s real-time merchant enrichment tools into its debit processing stack, giving issuing banks and credit unions cleaner merchant identities at the moment a transaction is processed. The move is aimed at statements that actually look familiar to cardholders, fewer avoidable… Read More

Bill Gates Urges Congress to Mandate AI Safeguards, Warning Self-Policing Is Not Enough

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) co-founder Bill Gates has added his voice to a growing push for government oversight of artificial intelligence, arguing that companies cannot be left to police themselves as the technology becomes more powerful. In a recorded conversation with NBC’s “Meet the Press,” later… Read More

AI Thesis Now Mandatory for Every Deal, Says Warburg Pincus Asia Head

Private equity major Warburg Pincus is hard‑wiring artificial intelligence into every stage of its investment process, treating AI as a mandatory lens for both new deals and portfolio value creation. Senior managing director Vishal Mahadevia, speaking at DealStreetAsia’s Asia PE-VC Summit in Singapore, said the… Read More

AI Adoption Faces Reality Check as Tech Firms Rehire Professional Talent They Previously Cut

Across the technology industry, the first wave of large-scale AI adoption has produced a striking correction. After years of contraction and high-profile workforce reductions justified in part by automation, companies are now pulling former employees back—especially people with institutional knowledge and machine learning experience. The… Read More

OpenAI Expands GPT-6 Lineup with More Economical Sol and Luna Models

OpenAI has broadened its newest model family with two more accessible options designed for everyday professional work. On September 22, 2026, the company released GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna, placing them beneath the flagship GPT-6 Astra model that arrived earlier in the month. The company… Read More

Anthropic Appoints Accenture as On-Site Evaluator in Push to Slow Frontier AI Development

Anthropic has reportedly taken a first step toward the safety framework its chief executive outlined earlier this month, naming Accenture (NYSE: ACN) as an on-site independent reviewer of its most advanced systems. The arrangement is meant to put outside scrutiny inside the lab itself, rather… Read More

Trump’s AI Czar Search Turns Toward Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has surfaced as a leading candidate to serve as President Donald Trump’s next artificial intelligence coordinator, according to people familiar with internal discussions. The reports come days after Trump said he would name an “AI czar” and stand up an “AI… Read More

AI Adoption to Accelerate with Active Human Engagement, Not Licenses : Research

As companies rush to deploy artificial intelligence, the real bottleneck is not software. It is whether people actually use it, trust it, and change how they work. That is the argument innovation expert Soren Kaplan has been making as organizations discover that buying licenses is… Read More

xAI Launches Grok 4.7 for Longer Coding and Knowledge Work

xAI has introduced Grok 4.7, a new flagship model aimed at software development and professional knowledge work. The company frames the release as a practical upgrade over Grok 4.6 rather than a wholesale change in pricing or serving speed. According to the announcement, the model… Read More

President Donald Trump Announces Plans for “AI Force” and New Czar, Rejecting Calls to Slow AI Development

President Donald Trump said over the weekend that the United States will stand up a new “AI Force” and soon name an artificial intelligence czar, framing the move as a way to nurture the industry rather than restrain it. In a Saturday post on Truth… Read More

Ant International Says Merchants Using AI for Payment Integration Quadrupled

The number of merchants using artificial intelligence to integrate payment services with Ant International has quadrupled over the past year, as the fintech company expands AI into payments, foreign exchange, treasury, and credit operations. Ant International said it expects 95% of merchants to be able… Read More

Ripple Expands Artificial Intelligence Tools Inside Enterprise Treasury Platform

Ripple has expanded the artificial intelligence tools inside its enterprise treasury platform, positioning the update as a more controlled way for corporate finance teams to use AI without handing over final authority on money movement. On September 10, 2026, the company said it is broadening… Read More

AI Server Demand Surges, Lifts Dell Technologies Shares 350% YTD

Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) has become one of 2026’s most striking stock-market stories, as investors recast a long-familiar computer maker as a central supplier of the hardware that large-scale artificial intelligence requires. On Friday, the shares advanced about 12 percent, taking the year’s gain to roughly… Read More

Saudi Arabia’s Al Qadsiah Explores AI-Driven Cybersecurity with LogRhythm

Saudi Arabia’s Al Qadsiah Club has signed a memorandum of understanding with cybersecurity provider LogRhythm | Exabeam to explore the use of cloud-based security and AI  tools to protect the sports club’s growing digital operations. The agreement, signed on the sidelines of technology conference LEAP… Read More

OpenAI Commits $1B to Frontline Cyber Defense After Models Surface Zero-Day Flaws

OpenAI has reportedly pledged $1 billion in subsidized access to its Daybreak cybersecurity tools, training, and technical support for organizations that guard essential public services. The commitment, announced September 3, 2026, is designed to be used over roughly the next six months and begins with… Read More

AI Adoption : China’s Latest Robot Shipments Put US AI Hardware Competitors on Alert

Chinese manufacturers of humanoid robots have solidified a commanding position in the global market, with shipments in the first half of 2026 underscoring the scale of their lead over American competitors. Industry data indicates that firms based in China accounted for more than 97 percent… Read More

Tornado Cash Co-Founder Roman Storm Challenges Google and OpenAI Over DOJ Logic in Tornado Cash Case

Roman Storm, co-founder of the privacy-focused cryptocurrency protocol Tornado Cash, has directly challenged the legal reasoning behind his conviction by pointing to the widespread use of mainstream artificial intelligence tools by the same sanctioned actors the government cited in his case. In a post published… Read More

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