Agentic AI is moving fast from concept to early tests in payments and banking. But a huge trust gap remains, as new protocols decide who controls the customer and the economics of future transactions.
Samsung is making a major push to compete with TSMC in advanced chip manufacturing. The company has reportedly signed deals with major clients like Tesla and plans to start mass-producing 2nm chips by the second quarter of 2026. This sets the stage for a high-stakes battle in the semiconductor found
Samsung is teaming up with South Korean AI firm Nota AI to supercharge the Exynos 2600 chip. Their Netspresso platform can reduce AI model sizes by 90%, enabling powerful on-device AI for the upcoming Galaxy S26 series. This partnership signals a major push for offline AI capabilities.
Major tech providers report a clear pivot in government AI strategy away from simple chatbots. The new goal for 2026 is “agentic AI” that can automate specific workflows, but legacy data is the biggest hurdle.
The first year of Trump’s second-term trade war has been defined by bizarre, company-specific strong-arm tactics. From Apple’s appeasement gift to Intel’s forced stake sale, Big Tech has shown little resistance to the chaos, even as the economic fallout mounts.
Gabe Schulze, a 25-year-old industrial engineer, shares his perspective on whether his generation plans long-term careers or short-term gigs in manufacturing. He talks about the need for real-world impact and flexible hours. His insights challenge some traditional industry assumptions.
A new report from Vanguard flips the script on AI job fears. Occupations most susceptible to automation, like data scientists and office clerks, are outperforming the broader labor market in both job and wage growth. However, the news isn’t good for everyone, as entry-level opportunities are shrinki
AI is evolving from an advisor to an agent that acts in live systems. This shift introduces real-world risks that demand a new approach to oversight and safety.
Apple is pausing its planned changes for the Texas App Store after a federal judge blocked the state’s new age verification law. The company had objected to the law on privacy grounds, arguing it forced unnecessary data collection.
A Fast Company article argues that bad AI tools are everywhere, and they’re poisoning the well for the real thing. Business leaders aren’t resisting innovation—they’re rejecting the disappointing products falsely labeled as AI.
