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AI Incidents Keep Happening. Business Leaders Are Debating How to Keep Humans in Charge.

The Horasis Global Summit in Medellín will examine AI autonomy, mental health risks and Colombia's emerging strategy for governing increasingly influential artificial intelligence systems.

International Business Times · 7h ago

The Space Economy Is Creating a Supply Chain for Factories in Orbit

Orbital manufacturing could produce pharmaceuticals and advanced materials, but companies must solve power, cooling, maintenance, logistics, supply and product-return challenges before scaling commercially.

International Business Times · Nov 10

China's Crypto Ban Pushed $104 Billion in Stablecoin Payments Outside Regulated Firms

Chainalysis says mainland users moved stablecoins peer to peer, leaving U.S. and European companies to verify wallet ownership and funding sources themselves.

International Business Times · Nov 4

Nine Years of PayDo: Serhii Zakharov on Building Payment Infrastructure That Businesses Can Trust

As his company marks its ninth anniversary, PayDo founder and CEO Serhii Zakharov talks to International Business Times about how the Electronic Money Institution sector has grown up, why fragmentation is the problem worth solving, and what a new European regulatory era means for payment firms.

International Business Times · Oct 28

After each mass shooting, Americans respond in the same way

IN FOCUS: As many as 370 mass shooting events have already occurred this year. Experts say the tragedies fuel even more gun purchases, writes James C. Reynolds

The Independent UK · Oct 16

China's CXMT Sparked a Global Chip Stock Rout. Why Samsung, Micron and SK Hynix Are Tumbling.

The company rattled investors with news of a technological advance that could allow it to produce more efficient memory chips capable of storing greater amounts of data in smaller spaces.

International Business Times · Oct 13

OpenAI Paused The Release Of Its Latest Models Over Safety Concerns. But an Expert is Also Warning Against a Slowdown.

Michael Sentonas, president of endpoint security company CrowdStrike argued that a slow down won't address the core security concerns.

International Business Times · Oct 9

Can Miami Eventually Challenge Silicon Valley as a Startup Hub?

The city is now home to some of the fastest growing tech companies in the world. And while it showcases opportunities, it also faces different challenges.

International Business Times · Oct 6

The AI World Keeps Shifting: Modelmaxxing Is Out And Multi-Model Usage Is In

According to a report produced by F5, organizations rely on an average of seven AI models, with 52% of organizations chaining or orchestrating multiple AI models.

International Business Times · Oct 2

Electricity is Emerging as the Next Constraint on America's AI Race

The speed of AI development is increasingly colliding with the slower timetable of the energy system.

International Business Times · Sep 24