Europe’s artificial intelligence challenge is no longer simply about whether its companies can produce competitive technology. The more immediate problem is that European businesses and public institutions are becoming increasingly dependent on computing infrastructure, cloud services and AI systems controlled… Read More ›
China is preparing for a future in which artificial intelligence systems can perform increasingly complex tasks with less direct human supervision. The concern is no longer limited to inaccurate answers, biased outputs or misuse by people. Chinese regulators and researchers… Read More ›
The US Federal Reserve is approaching a potentially important shift under Chairman Kevin Warsh, with stubborn inflation and renewed energy costs making an interest rate increase increasingly likely. The significance of the expected move extends beyond the quarter-point adjustment itself…. Read More ›
The latest decline in the S&P 500 software sector is revealing a deeper change in how investors value traditional software companies in the artificial intelligence era. The immediate trigger was the release of OpenAI’s latest model, GPT-6 Astra, which revived… Read More ›
The approach of the 10 year US Treasury yield toward 5 percent is becoming a test for an unusually expensive and heavily leveraged financial system. The yield recently reached about 4.8 percent, its highest level since October 2023, bringing investors… Read More ›
The artificial intelligence boom is increasingly becoming a race to secure something far less visible than advanced processors: electricity, transformers and cooling capacity. While Nvidia and other chipmakers remain the most prominent beneficiaries of the surge in AI spending, the… Read More ›
Chevron is deepening its commitment to Venezuela at a moment when the country’s long-neglected oil industry is being repositioned as a major target for international investment. The US energy major plans to invest more than $7 billion over five years… Read More ›
The latest escalation in the Canada-US trade dispute is exposing a basic reality of tariffs: the financial burden does not stop at the border. Although governments impose tariffs on imported goods, the eventual cost can be divided among importers, manufacturers,… Read More ›
The case of former White House teleprompter operator Gabriel Perez is unusual because the alleged trading advantage came from an exceptionally close position to President Donald Trump. Perez was not simply a government employee with access to routine documents. According… Read More ›
The collapse of Seattle based pizza robotics company Picnic has exposed a weakness at the heart of the industry’s automation push: making a machine capable of assembling a pizza is not the same as building a commercially viable restaurant technology… Read More ›
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