Drone damage forced Saudi Arabia to suspend its vital East-West pipeline, exposing the fragility of export routes outside the Strait of Hormuz. Traders are now weighing visible fire damage against competing estimates of how long repairs will take.
As rivals rally behind a coordinated slowdown in advanced AI, Meta’s chief argues firms can police their own pace without handing an advantage to foreign competitors. The split exposes a deeper fight over who gets to set the brakes.
Sam Altman says OpenAI will not go public in 2026, arguing the company needs room to put alignment and control ahead of shareholder demands. The decision lands amid sharper warnings from inside the AI industry that the race is outrunning its safeguards.
OpenAI investors have approached the company about a new funding round, although the company was reportedly not actively engaged in discussions. The reported proposals follow OpenAI's earlier record-setting financing.
New Zealand's Superannuation Fund reported roughly 14% annual growth while warning that exceptionally strong U.S. equity returns could reverse. Fund officials said a market pullback was increasingly likely.
European officials proposed restricting children's access to social media, online games and AI chatbots, including a possible ban for younger children and parental controls for teenagers. The proposal is expected to go before the 27-member bloc.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind are discussing shared safety standards and possible oversight for frontier AI. The unusual cooperation has drawn support from industry leaders but also revived fears that safety rules could become a brake on competition.
Brussels has invited Ottawa to pursue unprecedented associate membership, seeking a tighter economic and security partnership as Canada faces a bruising tariff fight with Washington.
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang is expected at Donald Trump’s dinner for Xi Jinping, highlighting how AI chips and corporate access are becoming entwined with high-stakes US-China diplomacy.
SK Hynix is exploring U.S. memory-chip production with Intel, but the talks remain preliminary and could face scrutiny in South Korea over sensitive technology. A deal would bolster Intel’s foundry ambitions and Washington’s push for domestic semiconductor capacity.
Google, Nvidia and Emerald AI have launched a coalition urging data centers to cut power use during grid stress. The industry says flexibility can ease costs and speed connections, but public concern over electricity prices remains high.
A Treasury sell-off pushed the 10-year yield above 5% as inflation, oil and expectations of further Fed tightening converged. Stocks have so far held up, but investors see a disorderly bond-market move as a growing threat.
A live call between President Trump and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang turned AI safety into a political spectacle. Both rejected doomsday forecasts, while critics continued to argue that the race needs slower, coordinated safeguards.
A Chinese teacher's proposal to make English classes elective, citing AI translation and changing job prospects, prompted a nationwide debate over education, global engagement and inequality.
Polling found that a majority of likely U.S. voters oppose new AI data centers, even though AI remains a relatively minor factor in midterm voting decisions.
Anthropic’s Dario Amodei has won high-profile backing for slowing frontier AI and opening labs to embedded evaluators. But critics say the firms warning of catastrophe already have the power—and obligation—to stop racing.
Anthropic’s Dario Amodei wants frontier AI development paced while safety systems catch up, drawing support from OpenAI and Elon Musk. Skeptics argue the companies warning of catastrophe already control the machines—and should act without waiting for rules.
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Revolut says a sophisticated impersonation scam, sent through a legitimate government domain, led it to hand over sensitive records. The company says its systems and customer funds were untouched, but reports indicate nearly 700 customers were affected.
Oracle is pouring up to $95 billion into AI infrastructure while cutting thousands from its payroll. Executives frame the retrenchment as disciplined growth; employees describe abrupt notices, lost access and a thin severance package.