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OpenAI shifts 2026 strategy to practical adoption as revenue soars to $20 billion

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar announced the company will prioritize practical adoption of AI in 2026, focusing on closing the gap between AI capabilities and real-world usage. With annualized revenue growing from $2 billion to over $20 billion between 2023 and 2025, the company targets health, science, and enterprise sectors while managing $1.4 trillion in infrastructure commitments.

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OpenAI shifts 2026 strategy to practical adoption as revenue soars to $20 billion

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Goldman Sachs warns AI could automate 25% of work hours as white-collar jobs face disruption

Goldman Sachs projects AI will automate nearly a quarter of total work hours, with white-collar and knowledge-intensive roles most exposed. The investment bank predicts a temporary rise in unemployment by 0.6 percentage points but emphasizes that reskilling and policy response will determine whether automation leads to lasting job displacement or productivity gains.

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Goldman Sachs warns AI could automate 25% of work hours as white-collar jobs face disruption

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97% of Indian Creators Say Generative AI Drives Growth, According to Adobe Report

Adobe's inaugural Creators' Toolkit Report surveyed over 16,000 content creators globally, revealing that Indian creators are among the fastest adopters of generative AI. An overwhelming 97% believe AI has positively impacted the creator economy, while 95% credit it with accelerating their business and follower growth. The findings highlight AI's transformation from experimental tool to essential catalyst for India's creator community.

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97% of Indian Creators Say Generative AI Drives Growth, According to Adobe Report

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Microsoft Shuts Down Employee Library and News Access, Pushes Staff Toward AI Learning

Microsoft is closing its onsite employee library in Building 92 and ending news subscriptions for its 220,000 workers, replacing them with what the company calls an AI-powered learning experience. The $3.4 trillion tech giant has cut access to publications like The Information and ended a 20-year partnership with Strategic News Service, directing employees instead to its Skilling Hub platform.

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Microsoft Shuts Down Employee Library and News Access, Pushes Staff Toward AI Learning

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Companies Deploy Agentic AI Fast, But AI Governance Struggles to Keep Pace With Accountability Gaps

A new survey reveals 41% of organizations use agentic AI in daily operations, yet only 27% have mature governance frameworks to oversee these autonomous systems. This mismatch creates significant risk as artificial intelligence makes decisions without human guidance, raising urgent questions about accountability and who intervenes when AI systems fail.

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Companies Deploy Agentic AI Fast, But AI Governance Struggles to Keep Pace With Accountability Gaps

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Over half of enterprise AI projects shelved as infrastructure complexity stalls adoption

More than half of AI projects have been canceled or delayed in the past two years due to infrastructure challenges, according to a new report. Two-thirds of enterprises admit their AI environments are too complex to manage, with fragmented infrastructure, internal AI skill gaps, and energy consumption emerging as critical barriers to achieving AI success.

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Over half of enterprise AI projects shelved as infrastructure complexity stalls adoption

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Anthropic Appoints Microsoft Veteran Irina Ghose to Lead India Expansion With Bengaluru Office

Anthropic has named Irina Ghose, former Microsoft India managing director, to lead its India business as it prepares to open a Bengaluru office. With over 30 years of tech leadership experience, Ghose will drive enterprise AI adoption in India—Anthropic's second-largest market for Claude. The move signals how India is becoming a critical battleground for AI companies, with OpenAI also planning a New Delhi office.

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Anthropic Appoints Microsoft Veteran Irina Ghose to Lead India Expansion With Bengaluru Office

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News Corp Partners with AI Journalism Startup Symbolic.ai to Transform Newsroom Operations

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has signed a major deal with Symbolic.ai, an AI journalism startup founded by former eBay CEO Devin Wenig and Ars Technica co-founder Jon Stokes. The platform promises productivity gains of up to 90% for complex research tasks and will be deployed across News Corp's media properties, starting with Dow Jones Newswires.

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News Corp Partners with AI Journalism Startup Symbolic.ai to Transform Newsroom Operations

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Sadiq Khan warns AI could trigger mass unemployment in London without urgent action

London Mayor Sadiq Khan delivered a stark warning that AI could become a 'weapon of mass destruction of jobs' without proper controls. Speaking at Mansion House, he announced a new AI taskforce and free training for Londoners to address the technology's impact on white-collar sectors including finance, professional services, and creative industries.

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Sadiq Khan warns AI could trigger mass unemployment in London without urgent action

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McKinsey tests graduates on AI tool Lilli as firm deploys 20,000 agents alongside human staff

McKinsey is incorporating AI interviews into its graduate recruitment process, requiring candidates to demonstrate collaboration skills with its internal tool Lilli. The blue-chip consultancy now operates 20,000 AI agents alongside 40,000 employees, marking a 500% increase in just 18 months. CEO Bob Sternfels signals the firm is shifting toward liberal arts majors for creativity as AI handles problem-solving tasks.

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McKinsey tests graduates on AI tool Lilli as firm deploys 20,000 agents alongside human staff

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FDA and EMA establish regulatory principles for AI in drug development to accelerate innovation

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and European Medicines Agency have jointly issued principles for Good AI Practice in drug development. These regulatory principles aim to guide the safe and responsible use of AI across the entire drug lifecycle while speeding up innovation and reducing animal testing.

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FDA and EMA establish regulatory principles for AI in drug development to accelerate innovation

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AI tools boost individual scientists 3x but shrink science's collective scope, major study reveals

A groundbreaking analysis of over 41 million academic papers reveals a stark paradox: while artificial intelligence tools help scientists publish three times more papers and gain nearly five times more citations, they're simultaneously narrowing the breadth of scientific inquiry. The study, published in Nature, shows AI-driven research clusters around popular, data-rich problems, creating a tension between individual career advancement and collective scientific progress.

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AI tools boost individual scientists 3x but shrink science's collective scope, major study reveals

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Skild AI triples valuation to $14 billion as SoftBank leads $1.4 billion robotics software bet

Pittsburgh-based Skild AI secured $1.4 billion in a Series C round led by SoftBank, with backing from Nvidia, Jeff Bezos, and others. The robotics startup, which builds general-purpose AI software that can control any robot without extensive retraining, has tripled its valuation to over $14 billion in just seven months. The company grew from zero to $30 million in revenue within months in 2025.

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Skild AI triples valuation to $14 billion as SoftBank leads $1.4 billion robotics software bet

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AI productivity paradox: Workers lose 37% of time savings fixing AI mistakes and low-quality output

AI speeds up work but creates more of it. New research reveals 37% of time saved through AI is lost to correcting errors and rewriting content. Only 14% of employees consistently achieve positive outcomes from AI use, highlighting a growing productivity paradox that demands better training and job redesign.

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AI productivity paradox: Workers lose 37% of time savings fixing AI mistakes and low-quality output

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West Midlands Police Chief Resigns After Microsoft Copilot AI Hallucination Led to Fan Ban

Chief Constable Craig Guildford admitted West Midlands Police used Microsoft Copilot to create a faulty intelligence report that banned Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a match. The AI hallucinated a non-existent game between West Ham and Maccabi Tel Aviv. After denying AI use for weeks, Guildford resigned following the revelation that sensitive security decisions relied on unverified generative AI output.

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West Midlands Police Chief Resigns After Microsoft Copilot AI Hallucination Led to Fan Ban

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