AI-powered fraud is escalating rapidly across the United States, with investment scams alone costing victims more than $632 million in 2025
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With a blitz of bizarre AI memes, Trump comes to ‘save’ history
Apple’s market capitalization recently surpassed $5 trillion, making it the second company ever to cross that milestone, after Nvidia.
Exam leaks are undermining student trust in India, raising questions about education integrity and the country’s ambitions to lead in AI.
AI infrastructure spending is reshaping Big Tech’s financial playbook as hyperscalers including Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta see the free cash flow that once defined their strength come under growing pressure
Four Meta visa employees face deportation risks as judge seeks explanation for layoffs amid AI discrimination lawsuit.
A Chinese company released a powerful open weight AI model, the reaction in American financial markets was extraordinary.
SUNY Old Westbury and IIT Bombay are partnering to launch AI and engineering programs, expand research, and strengthen U.S.-India higher education ties
SpaceX shares fell as post-IPO enthusiasm cooled, though the stock remains above its offering price amid valuation scrutiny.
A Father’s Day reflection exploring how concepts from artificial intelligence mirror the timeless responsibilities of fatherhood.
Silicon Valley pioneer Kanwal Rekhi discusses entrepreneurship, risk-taking, AI, mentorship, and leadership at a TiE DC event.
OpenAI is reported to file confidential IPO filing plans as investor interest in artificial intelligence companies.
Ro Khanna urged Suffolk graduates to back wealth taxes, Medicare for All, AI regulation, and sweeping economic reforms.
Viral “Stop Hiring Humans” billboards by Artisan have sparked online debate over AI automation, and fears of mass unemployment in America.
LinkedIn is cutting jobs and scaling back spending as Microsoft intensifies cost controls and AI-focused investments across operations.
AI is giving workers greater confidence to rethink career mobility. As employees build AI literacy, first-generation and international students may gain an edge in an uncertain U.S. job market.
A new report reveals which jobs are most and least at risk from AI, highlighting why human-driven roles like healthcare and skilled trades remain hard to automate.
Meta is likely to cut about 10 percent of its global workforce in this initial round. That would affect close to 8,000 employees
The Chicago-based investor-lawyer and co-founder of Twelvefold Ventures on how generative AI is reshaping industries, venture investing, and regulation
Neeraj Aggarwal, Managing Director and Senior Partner at BCG (Boston Consulting Group), delivered a comprehensive keynote at the Indiaspora Global AI Summit 2026, offering a grounded, structured view of India’s position in the evolving AI landscape.
Hoppers remind audiences that the balance of the planet cannot be taken for granted in the pursuit of technological dominance and progress
AI can enhance defensive capabilities, reduce collateral damage through precision targeting, and strengthen early warning systems that prevent catastrophic conflict
Data is the core asset that drives value creation, and that value ultimately resides with the owner of the data.
U.S. technology giants are pouring money into India’s AI ecosystem following tariff reductions, positioning the country as a key alternative to China. But critical questions remain about who ultimately controls the value created.
The most important AI contest is not Meta versus Microsoft or Google versus Amazon. It is the United States versus China. The world is drifting toward an AI order, in which only two countries possess the full stack required for true AI sovereignty