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Novo Nordisk partners with OpenAI to accelerate drug discovery and obesity treatment development

Novo Nordisk announced a strategic partnership with OpenAI to integrate artificial intelligence across its operations, from drug discovery to manufacturing. The Danish drugmaker aims to analyze complex datasets, identify promising drug candidates faster, and regain competitive ground in the weight-loss drug market against rival Eli Lilly. Full integration is planned by the end of 2026.

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Novo Nordisk partners with OpenAI to accelerate drug discovery and obesity treatment development

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China nearly erases US lead in AI as Stanford report reveals widening gap between experts and public

Stanford's 2026 AI Index Report shows China has nearly closed the performance gap with US AI models, narrowing the lead to just 2.7%. While the US invested $285.9 billion in AI in 2025, the flow of AI researchers moving to America has dropped 89% since 2017. Meanwhile, documented AI incidents rose to 362, and public anxiety about AI's impact on jobs and elections continues to grow.

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China nearly erases US lead in AI as Stanford report reveals widening gap between experts and public

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Half of US employees now use AI at work, but waste nearly 8 hours weekly managing the tools

A new Gallup poll shows that 50% of American workers now use artificial intelligence at work, marking a critical threshold. Daily and weekly AI usage has reached an all-time high of 28%, with 65% reporting positive impacts on productivity. However, employees are wasting an average of 7.9 hours per week managing AI tools rather than doing actual work, while concerns about job displacement continue to grow.

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Half of US employees now use AI at work, but waste nearly 8 hours weekly managing the tools

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AI delivers jobs and wage growth in exposed industries, even as public backlash intensifies

New research reveals industries most exposed to AI saw 10% productivity gains, 3.9% job growth, and 4.8% wage increases in 2024. Yet public perception of AI remains sharply negative, with only 23% of Americans believing the technology will benefit jobs. Governments face mounting pressure to demonstrate AI's public value as opposition grows across the US and UK.

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AI delivers jobs and wage growth in exposed industries, even as public backlash intensifies

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UBS downgrades ServiceNow as AI disruption threatens enterprise software spending budgets

UBS downgraded ServiceNow from buy to neutral, slashing its price target to $100 from $170, citing growing concerns that AI disruption poses a bigger threat than previously believed. The investment bank now hears that over half of enterprise customers are containing non-AI software spend as AI infrastructure investments crowd out traditional software budgets.

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UBS downgrades ServiceNow as AI disruption threatens enterprise software spending budgets

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AI threatens invisible workers who built the creator economy's viral reach

AI-powered tools like OpusClip are automating video clipping for influencers, threatening thousands of freelancers in the Philippines, India, and Latin America who turned long videos into short viral social media clips. While stars like Logan Paul embrace automation to boost engagement, the invisible workers who manufactured organic growth face job displacement in outsourcing economies that were promised digital work as a safer future.

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AI threatens invisible workers who built the creator economy's viral reach

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Michael Burry warns Anthropic is eating Palantir's lunch as stock plunges 6% amid AI rivalry

Michael Burry sparked a sharp Palantir stock decline with claims that Anthropic is capturing the majority of enterprise AI spending. The Big Short investor disclosed bearish put options covering five million shares, criticizing Palantir's reliance on third-party AI models. While some analysts dismiss the threat, data shows Anthropic securing 70% of new enterprise AI spending.

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Michael Burry warns Anthropic is eating Palantir's lunch as stock plunges 6% amid AI rivalry

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Tubi's ChatGPT integration sparks backlash as fans reject AI recommendations over human touch

Fox-owned streaming service Tubi integrated ChatGPT for AI-powered movie recommendations, hoping to attract Gen Z viewers. But the move backfired spectacularly on social media, with fans rejecting AI content discovery in favor of human-curated suggestions. The controversy highlights growing disillusionment with AI branding, even for standard features like personalization.

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Tubi's ChatGPT integration sparks backlash as fans reject AI recommendations over human touch

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ServiceNow embeds AI across entire product suite, ending the era of costly add-ons

ServiceNow has announced a major shift in its go-to-market strategy, embedding AI capabilities across every product it offers rather than selling them as separate add-ons. The company introduced Context Engine, a new solution that provides AI agents with enterprise-wide business intelligence, and reorganized pricing around three AI maturity levels. This move targets the widespread frustration with vendors charging extra for AI features.

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ServiceNow embeds AI across entire product suite, ending the era of costly add-ons

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Amazon's AI chip business hits $20 billion run rate as Jassy hints at external sales

Amazon revealed its custom chip business generates over $20 billion annually, growing at triple-digit rates. CEO Andy Jassy disclosed in his shareholder letter that AWS AI revenue reached a $15 billion run rate in Q1 2026, while defending the company's $200 billion capital expenditure plan. The tech giant may soon sell its Trainium and Graviton chips directly to third parties.

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Amazon's AI chip business hits $20 billion run rate as Jassy hints at external sales

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Revolut launches AIR AI assistant to 13 million UK customers for seamless money management

Revolut has rolled out AIR (AI by Revolut), its new AI assistant, to over 13 million UK customers. The tool enables users to manage finances through conversational chat, handling tasks from spending insights to card freezing. With a zero-data retention policy and biometric approval for sensitive actions, AIR positions itself as a co-pilot for financial management in a competitive fintech landscape.

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Revolut launches AIR AI assistant to 13 million UK customers for seamless money management

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Pentagon's ouster of Anthropic accelerates contracts for small AI rivals across defense industry

The Pentagon's decision to kick out Anthropic as a supply-chain risk has triggered a surge in opportunities for small artificial intelligence startups. Companies like Smack Technologies and EdgeRunner AI report accelerated contracts, investor interest, and meetings with generals as the Department of Defense rushes to diversify its AI providers and reduce dependency on a single vendor.

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Pentagon's ouster of Anthropic accelerates contracts for small AI rivals across defense industry

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Meta kills internal AI token leaderboard after data leaks, ending 'Token Legend' competition

Meta has shut down its internal AI token usage leaderboard just days after news broke about the system. The dashboard, called Claudeonomics, tracked which employees used the most AI tokens and awarded badges like 'Token Legend.' The company cited external data sharing as the reason for removal, though a separate official dashboard for engineers remains active.

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Meta kills internal AI token leaderboard after data leaks, ending 'Token Legend' competition

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Gen Z's AI sentiment sours as anger rises and excitement drops, despite steady usage at 51%

A Gallup survey reveals Gen Z's growing disillusionment with AI despite regular usage. Excitement fell 14 points while anger increased 9 points since 2025. Young workers express concern about creativity, critical thinking, and job prospects as nearly half believe the risks outweigh the benefits in the workplace.

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Gen Z's AI sentiment sours as anger rises and excitement drops, despite steady usage at 51%

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Anthropic launches Claude Managed Agents to simplify building AI agents for enterprises

Anthropic unveiled Claude Managed Agents, a new platform designed to streamline AI agent deployment for businesses. The tool provides out-of-the-box infrastructure that handles complex engineering challenges, allowing companies to deploy autonomous AI systems in days instead of months. This comes as Anthropic's annualized revenue surpasses $30 billion, driven largely by enterprise adoption.

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Anthropic launches Claude Managed Agents to simplify building AI agents for enterprises

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