AI is automating boring tasks at work, promising more time for deep thinking. But a new report suggests this relentless focus is burning people out and killing the creative sparks that come from mental downtime.
China is banning exports of items with potential military applications to Japan, a move targeting rare-earth magnets. However, Japan has spent over a decade preparing for this, and the threat is accelerating global efforts to break China’s dominance.
The rush to adopt generative AI has many business leaders feeling they can’t compete. But a new argument suggests the opposite: you can win by deliberately building on AI’s weaknesses.
The AI startup is gearing up for a massive new funding round led by Coatue and GIC. This comes as it prepares for a potential IPO and battles OpenAI for developer mindshare.
Ant Group’s international arm is booming, with revenue hitting an estimated $3.7 billion last year. The growth is powered by its digital wallet business, which is becoming a core interface for global payments and sparking IPO chatter.
Volvo Car is bringing former Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath back into the fold as its new global design chief. The move comes just ahead of the unveiling of the critical EX60 electric SUV in January.
Ubisoft has shut down its Halifax studio, impacting 71 positions, just three weeks after 61 employees there voted to unionize. The company claims the closure is part of broader cost-cutting, unrelated to the union vote. Workers say they are “devastated” and are looking to fight for their rights.
Artificial intelligence engineer is the fastest-growing job in the US, according to LinkedIn’s latest data. But the list also reveals a shift towards freelance work and entrepreneurship as hiring remains challenging.
In a volatile world defined by AI and black swan events, Fortune’s CEO perspective says chasing certainty is a trap. The companies that win won’t be the best guessers, but the most prepared.
According to a Reuters report, the popular chat platform Discord has confidentially filed paperwork for an initial public offering. This comes after years of speculation and a turbulent year for new stock listings.
