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Nate Soares explains on a Bloomberg podcast why AI can't be "aligned"
After the Hugging Face incident, MIRI president Nate Soares explains why superintelligent AI cannot be aligned with humans and how it will slip out of control.
Bloomberg Breaks Down the Cost of an AI Data Center in Texas
Bloomberg has published an exclusive cost estimate for an AI data center in Texas. Developers are budgeting billions of dollars, and the industry benchmark is $50–60 billion per gigawatt.
Goldman Sachs: Junior Bankers Now Start Their Careers by Managing AI Agents
Goldman Sachs' Asia-Pacific president ex-Japan, Kevin Sneader, says young staff now manage AI agents from day one. What's behind the claim, and how entry into the profession is changing.
Bloomberg maps out how to regulate AI, from incident reports to an outright ban
Proposals for regulating AI range from mandatory incident reports to a full ban on superintelligence. Here is what already works in law and what remains a slogan.
IonQ to buy cybersecurity firm Elisity in a stock deal worth up to $1.3 billion
Quantum company IonQ will pay up to $1.3 billion in stock for Elisity. It wants to build network security into a platform aimed at AI-driven attacks and future quantum threats.
DeepSeek to Invest $400M in Robotics Startup Founded by Ex-Tencent Scientist
DeepSeek wants to lead the first round of a new AI-for-robots startup. The money will come from the company's own funding of more than $12 billion.
Asbis bets on data centers and AI to sustain a 476% stock rally
Warsaw-listed electronics distributor Asbis Enterprises is shifting sales toward data centers and AI infrastructure as it tries to hold a 476% share-price rally.
DBS CEO Tan Su Shan: Market Is Repricing the Risks of Financing the AI Buildout
DBS CEO Tan Su Shan told Bloomberg the market is repricing the risks of AI investment, and that financing could get stricter.
Bain Capital's Bridge Data Centres Seeks to Raise Its Loan to $6.6 Billion
Bain Capital-owned Bridge Data Centres is negotiating with banks to more than double its loan to about $6.6 billion, in what would be one of the largest data center deals in Asia.
Firmus Grid IPO Failure Wipes More Than $699 Million Off Maas Group's Market Value
Maas Group shares have fallen five days in a row. After Firmus Grid's IPO collapsed and Jefferies downgraded the stock, the company lost more than A$1 billion in market value.
Dongshan Precision Prepares $2–3 Billion Hong Kong Listing
Printed circuit board maker Suzhou Dongshan Precision has begun gauging demand for a Hong Kong listing that could raise $2 to $3 billion. The deal is still at an early stage.
DBS chief: market is reassessing AI investment risk and will tighten financing
The CEO of Southeast Asia's largest bank, Tan Su Shan, says the market is repricing AI buildout risk and lenders will become more selective.
Xpeng Says It Can Adapt Its Driver-Assist System to Europe With Limited Data, Without a Rebuild
Xpeng says it can bring its driver-assistance system to European roads by fine-tuning it on a small amount of local data, rather than rebuilding the software for each market.
Luxshare Says US Patent Probe Will Not Cause Material Harm
Apple supplier Luxshare Precision faces a US patent investigation over data-center power technology after Vicor's claims. The company does not expect a material impact.
Nadella Calls for an "Emergency Brake" on Agentic AI Models
Microsoft's CEO says powerful AI models should be treated as potential insider threats, assumed compromised, and fitted with an emergency stop mechanism.
Trump Administration Bets on Lawsuits: Who Pays When AI Fails
The White House is betting on legal liability to police AI safety. The open question: does the model developer pay, or the company that deployed it?
Kevin Roose on The AGI Chronicles: Three Labs Are Leading the Race to AGI
Kevin Roose told Bloomberg that a small group of people at OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind set the course toward AGI. The question is who controls it and how to regulate it.
Turkey Bans Social Media Services for Children Under 15 Under New Regulation
A regulation in the Official Gazette requires social networks to cut off services for children under 15. The key question now is how platforms will verify the age of millions of users.
Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber: In the Age of AI Agents, People Still Need Design-Led Hardware
Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber told Bloomberg about the CTRL Tomorrow study and explained why AI agents do not eliminate demand for devices built around design.
Cirrus Logic Made an Unsolicited Offer for Synaptics in September to Derail the onsemi Deal
Bloomberg reports that Cirrus Logic sent Synaptics an unsolicited acquisition offer to derail its previously announced deal with onsemi. The price has not been disclosed.
Bloomberg: Walmart and other retailers are laying the groundwork for personalized shelf prices
An electronic price tag could raise the price of mayonnaise if tuna is in your basket. Bloomberg reports on retail "surveillance pricing," which Walmart denies using.
Fintech startup Ramp raises $1.85 billion at a valuation of about $60 billion
Fintech startup Ramp has raised $1.85 billion at a valuation of about $60 billion, Bloomberg reports. That is nearly double the $32 billion valuation recorded in November 2025.
Trump Administration Suspends Microsoft and Adobe From Green Card Sponsorship Program
The US government has suspended Microsoft, Adobe and several universities from a program that lets them sponsor foreigners for permanent residency. The tech industry's talent pipeline is at risk.
Kleiner Perkins Bets on Physical AI as the Source of the Next Trillion-Dollar Companies
Kleiner Perkins partner Ilya Fushman says AI is only getting started. From Anthropic to Waymo, the firm is hunting for trillion-dollar companies, and its biggest bet is physical AI.
CFOs Are Counting Every Token: Tokenmaxxing Gives Way to Value-Maxing
Companies have stopped chasing AI usage volume and now demand returns. Token bills remain CFOs' biggest headache, Bloomberg Tech reports.
OpenAI and Anthropic Count Revenue Differently, Making Their Valuations Less Precise
Investors compare OpenAI and Anthropic on revenue, but the two companies calculate it with different methods. Putting their figures side by side can mislead.
OpenAI Heads Toward $70 Billion in Annual Revenue While Oracle Trucks Gas to Its Data Centers
OpenAI's annualized run rate is expected to reach $70 billion or more by year-end. Oracle is keeping data center launch dates on schedule with natural gas delivered by truck.
Lockheed Martin unveils new interceptor it says will outperform the best Patriot
Lockheed Martin has unveiled an interceptor missile meant to outperform the most powerful Patriot variant. The US Army is looking for defense against hypersonic and other complex targets.
Deutsche Bank: Market Underestimates the Risk of an AI Crash and a Flight to Bonds
Deutsche Bank's George Saravelos says bearish sentiment on bonds in 2026 is overdone: the market is not pricing in a scenario where an AI-bet collapse sends capital into bonds.
Oracle trucks natural gas to data centers as New Mexico pipeline runs late
Oracle is weighing truck deliveries of gas to a New Mexico build site where a pipeline is lagging. By our estimate, one LNG tanker covers about an hour of 100 MW.