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Balancing AI and Human Judgement in Finance

This Financial Times webinar, hosted in partnership with Gen Digital, will bring together senior leaders from banking, behavioural science and technology to explore how financial institutions are preparing for a future in which AI plays a more active role in customer engagement. The discussion will examine how organisations are defining the boundaries between automation and human oversight, where behavioural science can strengthen customer outcomes, and how firms can innovate responsibility while maintaining trust.

Making sovereign, open-weight AI the technology frontier

Mistral today announced that it has raised €3 billion in a Series D funding round at a post-money valuation of more than €21 billion, the largest equity fundraising round ever completed by a European technology company, three years after the company's launch.

Qualcomm is collaborating with Amazon on “multiple generations” of chips for AWS data centers.

Chip race: Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Nvidia battle it out for AI chip supremacy

Procurement LIVE: ZIP and Trustpilot on AI Spend Management

Speaking at Procurement LIVE in London, Zip’s Diane Neuroth and Trustpilot procurement leaders explore how AI cuts operational friction and cycle times

UK pays highest borrowing cost since 1998 at gilt sale

Thirty-year gilts priced at a yield of 5.82%, underscoring pressure on public finances from global bond sell-off

AlphaGenome Atlas: Molecular predictions for 9 Billion human DNA variants

Explore AlphaGenome Atlas, a catalogue predicting the molecular effects and AVI scores for 9 billion single-nucleotide variants across the human genome.

Google DeepMind Publishes AI-Powered Predictions for the Effect of All 9 Billion Possible Single-Point Mutations to Human DNA

Google DeepMind said Tuesday that it has used artificial intelligence to predict the biological consequences of all 9 billion possible single-letter changes to human DNA, and is making the resulting database available free to academic researchers worldwide.

Google's Atlas of the human genome could pave the way for new treatments

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Japan cries foul as China slaps 99.2% import duty on key chemical for making computer chips

Japan has protested against Chinese controls that will limit its exports of a key chemical used to make computer chips, saying Tuesday that Tokyo is studying the potential impact on Japanese companies.

Donald Trump calls for Bombardier boycott as Canada hits US with tariffs

President’s post on social media comes hours before Ottawa’s retaliatory trade measures against Washington

Australia vows to hold big tech companies to account on social media — with $78.6 million fines

Australian social media users would be given a choice to opt out of algorithms under proposed laws announced by the government Tuesday that would let users have more control over what they see on their social media feeds.

Jim Cramer's Top 10 Things to Watch in the Stock Market Tuesday

OpenAI's Astra model is generating a lot of buzz, and Intel shares are up almost 5% premarket.