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‘This time feels different’

No one at Hong Kong’s annual financial fiesta doubted the AI trade

Barkin sees interest rate hikes ahead, but at a gradual pace

In a CNBC interview, the policymaker expressed concern over inflation and said monetary policy will need to adjust.

How Zoom Turns Daily Workplace Dialogue Into Automated Work

Zoom’s Leo Boulton explains how turning dialogue into automated tasks via rich context drives adoption without forcing users into new workflows

Join Us Today for Thesis: 2027

What to watch at Every’s first conference, and how to join us on our free livestream

Chinese AI lab Moonshot turned to Europe for Nvidia Blackwell access amid U.S. China curbs, sources tell CNBC

Moonshot AI has sought leasing agreements with neoclouds for advanced chips in Europe, as U.S. export controls restrict their import to China.

Consultancies show that graduates can actually benefit from the rise of AI

Firms need juniors whose skills go beyond a willingness to work long hours and churn out slide decks

The onward march of cognitive capitalism

Billions can now access AI. This could spread wealth, or concentrate power further among the tech elite

Glean: Enterprise AI Search & AI Agents Pass US$300m in ARR

Arvind Jain, Co-Founder and CEO of Glean, has tripled revenue in 15 months by making enterprise AI search the context layer for the AI agents used at work

The AI Shift: What’s the real ROI for AI?

Bill Gates, aliens and everything else we heard at the FT’s Future of AI Summit

Americans hate data centers. Tech needs them

Though the midterms have been dubbed “the AI election” and a resounding repudiation of tech, it’s hard to tell what all this practically means.

South Korean director Yeon Sang-ho revisits AI themes in latest thriller 'Paradise Lost'

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean director Yeon Sang-ho has built his films around artificial intelligence. His latest, “Paradise Lost,” revisits the theme in a psychological thriller about a mother who spends nine years with an AI version of her missing son — until the real one comes home.

Here's what the Democratic election rout could mean for the U.S. economy

The biggest forces shaping the economy aren't going to change just because the party in power did.