Jul 21, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Chinese AI lab Z.AI (formerly Zhipu) has partially started operating a massive 1-gigawatt data centre built entirely with domestic chips, not Nvidia. The facility houses multiple clusters of over 10,000 chips each, showcasing China's growing ability to train frontier AI models without US hardware. This development challenges the effectiveness of US export controls and signals a new phase in the global AI chip race. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Nearly three-quarters of UK CFOs now express optimism about AI improving business performance, according to the latest Deloitte survey. This marks a doubling of positive sentiment over two years, though spending remains cautious as finance chiefs continue to prioritize cost reduction and cash control. Geopolitical risks and energy price worries have eased, but risk appetite stays subdued. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Global fund managers now start their mornings by checking South Korean stocks. The Kospi-Nasdaq correlation has nearly tripled to 0.46, and SK Hynix’s US listing extends Korea’s influence into 24-hour trading. However, volatility is high, with leveraged products amplifying swings. The question remains whether retail-driven trading in Seoul should set the global AI agenda. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A new study from French and Italian universities reveals that AI advice dramatically reduces human accuracy while inflating confidence. Participants who relied on AI answers saw their accuracy drop from 27% to 9%, yet confidence doubled. The research underscores a phenomenon called 'cognitive surrender', where people abandon critical thinking and trust incorrect AI outputs. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum AI makes it easy for anyone to deploy internet-facing apps, creating blind spots more dangerous than known vulnerabilities. CyCognito CEO Rob Gurzeev shares his attacker-based approach to security, mapping every exposed asset and validating which are exploitable. In an era of rapid AI adoption, organizations must shift from periodic scans to continuous, context-rich testing to stay ahead of threats. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Common Sense Media has rated Google’s AI-powered Search an “unacceptable risk” for students, citing its ability to complete homework, spread misinformation, and expose children to age-inappropriate AI models. The watchdog recommends students stop using the feature entirely, but Google offers no way to disable AI while keeping Search functional. Schools face potential legal liability as a German court already ruled that Google is responsible for AI-generated content. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Jenna Jameson, the legendary adult film actress who became a successful entrepreneur, is set to play the lead role in the independent film 'Limelight'. The film marks her return to acting after years away from the screen. Learn about her remarkable transformation from porn star to business mogul and what this new role means for her career. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum After eight years as host of The Late Late Show, James Corden has made his final bow. The British entertainer leaves behind a legacy of viral carpool karaoke, celebrity sketches, and a polarizing persona that reshaped late-night TV. This article explores his transition from stage and screen to American television dominance, the controversies that marked his tenure, and what the future holds for both Corden and the late-night landscape. View more
Jul 20, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A leather jacket belonging to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was sold at auction for nearly $1 million. The proceeds were directed to charitable causes, highlighting Huang's unconventional style and immense success in the AI industry. View more
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