US government databases containing sensitive financial information for millions of Americans may have been placed at risk after the Trump administration gutted the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last year, according to a watchdog report.
OpenAI has parted ways with three employees for violating company policies on how private information should be handled, including for allegedly sharing it with an outside group.
The promoter of Donald Trump’s memecoin is marketing another chance for top holders to attend an event with the president, just as Democratic lawmakers threaten fresh scrutiny of his crypto business dealings.
The head of artificial intelligence coding startup Factory is publicly feuding with the top executive at larger rival Cognition AI Inc. over allegations that a Factory adviser was involved in what he described as “unethical conduct” allegedly connected to Cognition.
As AI reshapes the entertainment industry, who controls and gets paid for the use of a creator's work and likeness? Vermillio is tackling that question with technology designed to track and license AI-generated content. Vermillio Co-Founder and CEO Dan Neely joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
Luma AI COO Caroline Ingeborn says generative AI could help bring more film and television production back to Los Angeles by lowering costs and giving creators new ways to execute ambitious projects. She discusses why she sees AI as a tool for creative professionals rather than a replacement for them and how “hybrid filmmaking” can combine real actors and crews with AI-generated environments. She joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
A vast majority of Americans favor requiring artificial intelligence companies to meet independent safety benchmarks for their models, even if those standards mean slowing development of the technology, according to a new poll. Bloomberg Opinion Columnist and Lecturer at Yale School of Management Gautam Mukunda joins to discuss AI. (Source: Bloomberg)
Promise CEO and Co-Founder George Strompolos is building what he calls an AI-native entertainment studio, using generative AI across development, production and visual effects. He says the technology can cut costs by more than 50% on some animated projects and allow smaller teams to create productions with far greater scale. He joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow is live in LA for Bloomberg Screentime 2026, speaking with tech leaders and media entrepreneurs. Suno CEO Mikey Shulman discusses how AI is expanding — rather than simply disrupting — the music industry, Promise CEO George Strompolos and Luma AI COO Caroline Ingeborn talk about AI's growing role in filmmaking, and Vermillio CEO Dan Neely dives into the debate around AI and creators' rights. (Source: Bloomberg)
Suno CEO and Co-Founder Mikey Shulman says AI could transform music from a largely passive experience into one where listeners actively create, remix and collaborate with their favorite artists. With more than 100 million users and partnerships across the music industry, Shulman discusses Suno’s in-house AI models, opportunities around licensing artists’ voices and music, and why he believes AI can expand the music business. He joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
USA Today Co., Daily Mail General and Trust Plc and a class of large publishers can seek more than $3.2 billion in damages for harm caused by monopolization of advertising technology markets by Alphabet Inc.’s Google, a New York federal judge ruled.
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." A new quarter begins with stocks battling a relentless rise in yields. Micron fuels the AI trade, Google rolls out Gemini 4 Argon, and Netflix plots its next act. Plus, Citi’s Kate Moore on why she's betting on stocks, Carlyle’s Mark Jenkins joins us to talk about hidden AI credit risks, and Aston Martin CEO Adrian Hallmark unveils the company's newest luxury SUV as it embarks on the road to a turnaround. (Source: Bloomberg)
On this episode of the Power On podcast, Mark Gurman explains how Apple could pitch a video-free smart home camera with facial recognition as as an alternative to other smart home devices on the market. (Source: Bloomberg)
In the premiere episode of Power On, Mark Gurman and Bloomberg Tech Editor Vlad Savov discuss two of Apple’s most anticipated Fall releases. First, Mark shares his massive scoop on Apple’s long awaited push into the home and what makes their Siri AI-powered devices different from other smart home options. Then, Mark and Vlad consider if upgrading to the new iPhone 18 is worth it and question Apple’s reliance on influencer marketing.
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Amid the AI boom, private credit is pouring into data centers and hyperscalers, but the risks are real. Carlyle's Co-President Mark Jenkins joins Bloomberg Open Interest with a warning that concentration in a single hot theme can mirror the "SaaS apocalypse," where everything looked diversified until volatility hit. He breaks down where AI credit risk is building, how complex data‑center contracts can fail, and why old‑school diversification still matters more than AI hype. (Source: Bloomberg)
For years, as artificial intelligence has evolved from the stuff of sci-fi movies to an app ordinary people have installed on their phones, tech leaders and some AI insiders have talked about the potential for it to escape human control and wreak havoc on society. Those fears have become impossible to ignore in recent weeks, driven by advances in the technology, a series of cybersecurity breaches involving AI agents, and new warnings from rank-and-file AI staffers.
William Norris, Nilushi Karunaratne and Thomas Pfeiffer
Ted Sarandos said Netflix isn’t growing as quickly as he would like and the company is working on making that move faster. The co-chief executive officer speaks to Lucas Shaw at Bloomberg Screentime in Los Angeles. (Source: Bloomberg)
Prime Minister Mark Carney is expediting regulatory approval for a new, high-capacity oil pipeline to expand Canada’s access to Asian markets, with the aim of starting construction in September 2027.
On this episode of Stock Movers:
- McCormick (MKC) shares rose after the company posted its strongest sales since 2021, with third-quarter net sales increasing 17% to $2.02 billion.
- Accenture (ACN) shares are moving higher after the IT services company reported fourth-quarter results that beat expectations on key metrics, including revenue and bookings.
- Constellation Energy (CEG) is gaining after the operator of gas power plants said it signed a 20-year power purchase agreement with Amazon, which covers 690 megawatts of nuclear capacity at Maryland’s Calvert Cliffs Clean Energy Center, including a 190-megawatt uprate. (Source: Bloomberg)
Is it safe to say that AI companies are less sensitive to Fed rate changes, making them a good investment during these times of market volatility?
Luke Kawa, head of markets at Sherwood News, joins Tracy Alloway and Joe Weisenthal on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss all the big market themes and how the AI trade is affecting the sheer speed of market moves. (Source: Bloomberg)
