Anthropic is launching Claude for Nonprofits this Giving Tuesday. The package offers substantial discounts, specialized training, and integrations to help hesitant organizations adopt AI tools for grant writing and operations.
Bitcoin’s price tumbled sharply, dropping below $84,000 as traders braced for potential interest rate hikes. Analysts point to hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan and uncertainty ahead of the Fed’s meeting as the main catalysts. The sell-off pushed a key market health indicator to its most bearis
Instagram is telling employees to come back to the office five days a week. The new mandate from chief Adam Mosseri starts on February 2 and is meant to boost creativity.
Lawmakers are pushing a new bill to force app stores like Apple’s to verify user ages. The problem? Apple already has robust parental controls. This feels more like political theater than practical policy.
In a candid interview, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna argues the current AI surge is sustainable, not a bubble. He also reflects on the company’s early Watson bet, calling its monolithic approach and focus on healthcare a market misstep. Now, IBM is pushing its Watsonx platform and a long-term quantum play.
Integrity360 continues its expansion in South Africa with the acquisition of Johannesburg-based Redshift. The deal brings in 40 employees and roughly 50 clients from the finance and telecom sectors. This marks the firm’s third purchase in the region since 2024.
Epic’s Tim Sweeney argues AI in games is inevitable and shouldn’t be singled out. But the core issue isn’t the tool, it’s how it’s used to cut corners on creativity versus efficiency.
Thousands of companies face their first mandatory Scope 3 emissions reporting in 2026. The problem? Getting usable data from suppliers is a multi-year effort that most haven’t started. Here’s why the clock is ticking.
Elon Musk is making a bold claim about the US debt crisis. He argues that only a dramatic increase in productivity from AI and robotics can solve the country’s $38.34 trillion debt problem, potentially leading to deflation.
Idaho is officially open for nuclear business. The state is asking private companies for advice on how to attract their investment, capitalizing on its existing research hub at the Idaho National Laboratory.
