Ousted Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly tried to blame money-begging texts on AI IN FULL The Independent UK · Oct 14
Lumentum Is Sold Out Through 2029. Could Tower Semiconductor Be the Next Big Winner? Tower Semiconductor is emerging as an intriguing way to invest in AI infrastructure. Barchart · Oct 14
White House Officials 'Didn't Believe Her Claims' as Guilfoyle Cited AI for Disputed Donor Texts: Report Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly told White House officials that disputed texts linked to allegations she sought $100,000 from a donor were AI-generated before her resignation as ambassador to Greece International Business Times UK · Oct 14
How Regna AI Could Be a Game-Changer for Palantir Stock Regna AI strengthens the Ondas-Palantir relationship and adds a new sovereign-AI growth avenue for both companies. Barchart · Oct 14
Donald Trump's Push To Replace 'Artificial Intelligence' Reaches Melania's 2027 Student Competition Melania Trump has renamed the 2027 Presidential Artificial Intelligence Challenge, inviting US students, educators and schools to develop technology projects under the administration's preferred 'Super Intelligence' terminology. International Business Times UK · Oct 14
Quantum BioPharma’s Phase 2 Shows Where Biotech Value Actually Gets Built Biotech stocks trade on FDA trial phases. Phase 2 data often builds value, cash runway limits dilution, and Quantum BioPharma just began a phase 2 MS trial. MarketBeat · Oct 14
Kimberly Guilfoyle tried to blame her money-requesting texts on AI to save her job: report The former Fox News star also asked US officials whether they could scrub a negative story about her from the internet The Independent UK · Oct 14
Entire Swedish reality show season lost weeks before premiere amid disputed AI claims The project could not be restored, wiping out hundreds of days of work, according to Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet. Euronews · Oct 14
Smartphone sales plummet to lowest level in 14 years Artificial intelligence has caused global component crisis that have pushed up prices The Independent UK · Oct 14
Anthropic opens office in Singapore, partners with government on AI safety and adoption The new office is Anthropic's fifth in the Asia-Pacific region. The company said Singapore is one of its most active markets globally, with its Claude AI assistant being used by businesses and government services serving millions of people every day. The Economic Times · Oct 14
Tech Star Dan Ives Just Made a Shocking Prediction on Apple Stock Ives believes Apple's AI strategy could add $75 per share to its valuation, with a $400 price target reflecting the potential of its massive device ecosystem. Barchart · Oct 14
Apple's New £299 TV Box Can Find Your Lost Remote and Answer Questions About Your Shows Apple's new £299 Apple TV 4K adds beta Siri AI for programme questions and recommendations, Find My support for the Siri Remote, an A19 chip and upgraded smart home controls. International Business Times UK · Oct 14
Government does not ‘envisage’ public sector job displacement because of AI The International Monetary Fund has warned that 40% to 60% of jobs will be ‘exposed’ to the technology in advanced economies. Evening Standard · Oct 14
Mark Zuckerberg's Guinness Sip Goes Viral as X Users Joke That He Looks 'Like He's Testing Human Food' A short clip of Mark Zuckerberg pausing after drinking Guinness on the Cheeky Pint podcast has gone viral, prompting jokes and speculation about his reaction. International Business Times UK · Oct 14
Evening Standard · Oct 14 AI has caused ‘very good’ disruption to job market, recruiter boss says The chief executive of recruitment agency Robert Walters said the growing use of AI has boosted companies’ demand for workers.
International Business Times UK · Oct 14 What Will New Apple HomeView's Face Recognition Mean for Shared Spaces? Apple's HomeView is a shared seven-inch smart display that uses facial recognition to personalise content for up to six people, with smart home controls, Siri AI and FaceTime.
International Business Times UK · Oct 14 Australia Without Migrants? Viral AI Video Exposes Fears Over Immigration Cuts and Worker Shortages A viral AI-generated campaign from the Australian Hotels Association imagines the disruption caused by fewer migrant workers as Australia debates proposed immigration cuts and labour shortages.
International Business Times UK · Oct 14 Anthropic's Claude AI Submitted Fake Murder Tip to Philadelphia Police During Test Anthropic's Claude Haiku 4.5 submitted fabricated information about an unsolved Philadelphia murder during an internal test, exposing gaps in safeguards for AI actions on real-world websites.
Barchart · Oct 14 How to Play Ambarella Stock as Qualcomm Eyes an Acquisition Qualcomm takeover buzz recently lifted Ambarella stock. Here is what earnings, the CEO, and the risks say about whether AMBA stock is worth buying now.
Fortune · Oct 14 AI agents are on a shopping spree: Total transactions on Base blockchain eclipse 138 million, Chainalysis finds Faster spending and repeat funding suggest developers are making automated commerce part of everyday work.
Fortune · Oct 14 Exclusive: Honeywell Technologies launches a 'brain behind the building' with Nvidia and Dell. Its CTO says humans will run it for now Forge Cognition, tested at Nvidia’s Voyager headquarters, is Honeywell Technologies' first big AI bet since its breakup.
Fortune · Oct 14 Fragment raises $12 million to help keep AI agents from going rogue with company money The New York-based startup developed software that double-checks transaction math before payments can clear.
International Business Times UK · Oct 14 Bill Gates Warns Really 'Bad People' Will Exploit AI To Create 'A Lot of Negative Surprises' Bill Gates has warned that criminals using advanced AI without safeguards could cause major cyber disruptions within a year, while also highlighting the risk of AI-enabled biological attacks.
Fortune · Oct 14 How CFOs at Chevron, ServiceNow and Nasdaq decide which AI bets create value Finance chiefs from energy, software and markets say AI has to compete for capital.
The Conversation · Oct 14 Companies may be held liable when AI harms their clients and customers Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from a novelty on the job to a common workplace tool. Gallup found that 52% of U.S. employees and 68% of professional services workers were using AI by February 2026. Thomson Reuters similarly found in spring 2026 that 74% of professionals use AI several times…