Abu Dhabi is investing $3.5 billion to build an “AI-native” government that anticipates residents’ needs and handles routine tasks automatically. The ambition is to make bureaucracy disappear. The challenge will be earning trust and protecting privacy.
Applied Materials, the leading maker of chipmaking equipment, officially unveiled its EPIC chip R&D center with partner companies including Intel, Micron, SK Hynix, and Samsung Electronics.
"I do think we're headed into a new frontier as to what the organization looks like," said Amrita Ahuja, Block's chief financial officer and chief operating officer.
At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, Jennifer Siebel Newsom pointed to financial literacy, savings programs, and capital for female founders as part of her push to close the women’s wealth gap.
Accenture's Ryoji Sekido argues the deference that slows change elsewhere can speed up AI adoption—if leaders learn in public and go looking for bad news.
Nearly half of $500K-plus households pay only the minimum on their credit cards, and 80% have put off a major financial goal—more than middle earners on both counts.
In game theory, coordinated efforts are doomed to fail if one party doesn’t comply, and Zuckerberg is an AI accelerationist. But was the idea to “pace the frontier” ever realistic?