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Discussions on the matter follow President Donald Trump's temporary suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel.
OpenAI Faces Lawsuits From Multiple States Over Claims ChatGPT Harms Children and Deceives Adults.
Prosecutors are also accusing OpenAI of failing to adequately control advanced AI systems capable of deceptive behavior and unauthorized cyberattacks.
New Survey Find U.S. CEO Confidence In Negative Territory as Inflation and Economic Fears Mount.
The Conference Board's Measure of CEO Confidence fell to 46 in the latest quarter, down from 52 three months earlier. A reading below 50 indicates that more executives view economic conditions negatively than positively.
Nearly 9 In 10 CEOs Expect To Hire More Workers Despite AI. But The Jobs They Need Are Changing.
A new KPMG survey of 400 American CEOs found that companies are putting greater emphasis on AI skills, employee retraining and redesigned roles.
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FTC Subpoenas OpenAI and Anthropic as AI Safety Incidents Trigger Consumer Protection Investigation
The subpoenas, each exceeding 50 pages, also request marketing materials and internal documents.
GreenLight Media: Spatial Media for Live Experiences
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'Not That Kind Of Model': Why Are Two Entrepreneurs On A Giant Billboard In SoHo?
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The Future of Trading Is Starting to Look More Like Formula 1 Than Wall Street
Financial markets are becoming continuous, global, and increasingly shaped by the same competitive and community-driven dynamics that have transformed gaming, sports, and entertainment
Trend Report: Law Firms Outsource Admin to Boost Profits as McClure and Eagleson Lead the Shift
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The High Cost of Coastal Homes That Aren't Built to Last
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How a Personal Challenge Became a Connected Home Invention
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Scott Monroe Is Keeping Independent Maritime Expertise Alive on the Great Lakes
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Bryan Enders on What It Really Takes to Earn Trust in Home Services
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Life Alert: "Help, I've Fallen" — Four Decades of Saving Lives
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OpenAI Employee Allegedly Took Secret AI Device Files to Apple, Presented it to Top Executives.
OpenAI has not said whether Apple incorporated any of the allegedly confidential information into its own products.
Netflix to Lay Off Nearly 1,000 Employees Despite Global Expansion. Its Stock is Falling.
The layoffs will primarily affect the company's product, technology, legal, and human resources departments.
BlackRock Assets Hit a Record $15.5 Trillion. Its Stock is Edging Down.
Strong demand for exchange-traded funds, fixed-income products and private-market investments helped drive another quarter of growth for the asset manager.
Max-Hervé George Deepens SWI Group's Push Into AI Infrastructure With US Expansion
SWI Group, led by Max-Hervé George, invests $500 million in Genesis Digital Assets, expanding its transatlantic AI-ready data centre platform to 3.6GW.
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