Andrew Yang demands $15,000 annual payments for Americans as AI disrupts the economy, arguing citizens deserve a share of profits generated from their personal data, while leaving the door open for a 2028 presidential run.
A new Deloitte survey of 501 US business leaders reveals most companies are stuck experimenting with agentic AI, with only 15% achieving multi-agent adoption across functions, as workforce gaps and outdated processes block meaningful scale.
OpenAI appoints Dali Rajic as its new Chief Revenue Officer, bringing leadership experience from Wiz, Zscaler, and AppDynamics to scale the company's revenue operations and drive global growth, as outgoing CRO Denise Dresser leaves behind a platform boasting over one billion weekly active users and two million business customers.
Frontier firms are pulling ahead of rivals at an explosive rate, generating 8x more AI output per user as agentic AI spreads from engineering into legal, sales, and marketing, while early-career employees are outpacing executives in adoption, signaling a massive shift in how knowledge work gets done.
Google's Gemini AI reaches 1 billion monthly active users, becoming the fastest-growing product in company history, but faces mounting internal pressure as key researchers depart, model releases are delayed, and coding performance continues to trail rivals OpenAI and Anthropic.
OpenAI moves to dismiss Apple's trade secret lawsuit, defending its employees' actions as standard industry recruiting practices and calling Apple's theft allegations completely meritless.
The UK graduate job market has plummeted to a 5-year low as employers slash entry-level hiring in favor of AI-fluent experienced workers, creating a stark divide between candidates who can leverage artificial intelligence and those who cannot.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns that new hires are joining for money rather than the company's AI safety mission — a claim met with widespread mockery, as Anthropic reportedly pays the highest salaries in the entire AI industry.
Elite AI researchers are defecting between top labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta at record rates, fueled by massive compensation packages, ideological clashes, and a race for computing power and influence — even as leaders warn the talent war may undermine mission-driven work before AI automates these roles entirely.
A groundbreaking PwC survey of 1,000+ US finance executives reveals 86% now value AI training over an MBA for new hires, signaling a seismic shift in how the financial sector prioritizes talent and credentials.