Jackie Snow

Some AI tools are becoming autonomous operators capable of executing attacks at speeds and scales that human hackers simply cannot match

Geothermal tax credits will remain intact for years, giving developers policy certainty that the rest of the renewables industry can only dream about

What looked like falling behind now looks smart: Apple skipped the AI arms race and the massive spending that comes with it

The industry now finds itself in an unusual position of selling plenty of devices to play games on — but struggling to sell the games themselves

A new deal reflects how desperate the AI industry has become for power. Tech companies are projected to spend $400 billion on AI infrastructure this year

Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos are trying to recreate what capitalism destroyed. The key difference is artificial intelligence

While Starlink and Katy Perry capture the public attention, companies are quietly building infrastructure for sustained commercial operations in space

A sweeping safety review shows leading AI companies advancing toward superhuman systems without guardrails to stop catastrophic failure

Countries are pursuing sovereignty by making themselves more dependent on the very foreign companies they claim to be protecting themselves from

Algorithmic persuasion is happening millions of times daily, transforming TikTok from entertainment platform to shopping powerhouse

A playful term has become both Silicon Valley's most hyped programming methodology — and a cautionary tale

ChatGPT changed the world. But when breakthroughs can be matched in months, every advantage is temporary

The concerns that have plagued AI systems elsewhere don't disappear just because the technology is stuffed into a plush bear

Jimmy Donaldson isn't just YouTube's biggest creator. He's rapidly becoming its most unconventional CEO, building a $5 billion company

The same federal government that's been trying to break up Meta and declared Google an illegal monopoly is now rolling out the red carpet for AI

There's a fragile trade war truce. But Beijing may have given Trump less than it seems — and still has the leverage

Major labels that once fought streaming are racing to negotiate deals that will determine how music gets made, who gets paid, and what consumers know

Intel's absence from OpenAI's vendor list reflects more than just technical shortcomings. It's a Silicon Valley soap opera

Ozempic changed everything: Millions of Americans who have discovered the transformative power of one peptide are chasing their next fix

OpenAI's move into adult content isn't just about sex — it's about owning a booming AI companion market worth hundreds of millions and growing fast

A shift toward round-the-clock trading represents the most fundamental change to market structure since electronic trading replaced the trading floor

The ChatGPT maker's long-awaited restructuring changes everything, unleashing it to compete with rivals like Google and Meta

The Gates doctrine of capture the market first and negotiate with the wreckage later built Microsoft. Now it's building the AI industry

While Trump wages his campaign over port ownership, the canal faces threats no amount of geopolitical pressure can fix