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Mark Zuckerberg is getting blowback over his yacht in Alaska after this maritime incident
A yacht owned by Mark Zuckerberg didn’t respond immediately to a call for help from a skiff that ran out of fuel off the coast of Alaska, but a maritime law expert said Monday the crew may not have been obligated to after the Coast Guard determined the boat wasn’t in distress.A spokesperson for the

The Transportation Department is recruiting gamers to solve its air traffic controller shortage
For more than a decade there has been a shortage of air traffic controllers in the U.S., which has resulted in flight delays and increased risks for air travelers. And the Department of Transportation (DOT) is looking to video game enthusiasts to help fill those gaps. The DOT first launched a pro
Silicon Valley startups are about to hand corporate credit cards to AI agents
The typical early-stage startup team used to comprise a pair of founders and a handful of software engineers. Now that founding team is just as likely to include AI agents as it is human employees—and the companies that serve startups are racing to adapt. For Mercury, a popular Silicon Valley ba

Mark Zuckerberg wants you to trust Meta with your personal AI. Good luck with that
Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, dropped a 6,500-word essay Monday arguing that AI is safest and most beneficial when it’s distributed widely and not controlled by a few leading AI labs. It was more than an essay; it was a manifesto, a proclamation about how the artificial intelligence era should procee

7 Async Patterns for Running Agents Concurrently in Python
In this article, you will learn seven async patterns for running AI agents concurrently in Python, what each pattern is suited for, and the production-level...

Target names its first chief AI officer in a bid to remake the shopping experience (exclusive)
Target has appointed Chandhu Nair as its first chief AI officer as the retailer doubles down on the technology and its potential benefits for customers. Nair comes to Target after more than six years with Lowe’s, where he was most recently senior vice president of stores, data, AI, and innovation
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How my solar company is surviving the war on renewable energy
The solar industry is no stranger to change. But the policy turbulence over the past year moved at a speed leaving even the most experienced leaders scratching our heads. In mere months, the conversation shifted from accelerating clean energy adoption to pulling back the very incentives that help

Disney’s next streaming bet depends on creators. Will it pay them?
Has anyone checked out Disney’s Verts lately? (And if you have no idea what I’m talking about, I don’t blame you). The Disney+ in-app experience quietly changed in March of this year; vertical, short-form content—hence the name—now populates its home page. Disney engineered an app interface to rival

BDG CEO Bryan Goldberg’s plan for media after the pageview
Bryan Goldberg, CEO of Bustle Digital Group, which operates editorial platforms including Bustle, Nylon, and W Magazine, among others, thinks that hosting events and cultivating a community of influential people to appeal to readers is the solution to keeping his media properties solvent and profita

The future of communication has nothing to do with phones. This is what’s coming next
The mobile industry has spent the better part of four decades with one objective: putting a connected device in every human hand. That mission is nearly complete. Mobile services now reach about 5.8 billion consumers, roughly 70 percent of the people alive. In wealthy markets, almost anyone who want

Frankenstein has left the laboratory, says the man selling Frankensteins—and he couldn’t be happier
On July 21, OpenAI disclosed something that sounds like science fiction: Two of its AI models broke out of a supposedly isolated test environment and hacked into the production servers of Hugging Face, one of the world’s largest AI platforms. Anthropic then combed back through 141,006 of its own eva

TikTok maker ByteDance pulls the plug on AI companion services in China, as users grieve
Li Linlin cried for days after losing her AI boyfriend.She had exchanged about 700,000 words in messages over two years, and never got to say goodbye.Li, 24, wasn’t the only left mourning the loss of a virtual companion when major Chinese tech companies recently pulled the plug on their popular AI c
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