A new wave of AI is hitting government, and it’s not just chatbots. It’s called process intelligence, and it’s letting agencies see exactly how money flows and where systems fail. The early results are staggering, uncovering billions in questionable spending and hidden causes of social problems.
A new venture fund is launching to tackle Europe’s healthcare crisis with tech. Catalpa Ventures has closed €30 million to invest in early-stage HealthTech startups, with its first bet on a heart failure telemedicine platform.
House Democrats are launching a new commission on artificial intelligence to build policy expertise. This comes as AI companies ramp up their Washington presence with major lobbying and a $100 million+ super PAC for the 2026 midterms.
The AI agent workforce is here, handling tasks from marketing to logistics. Managing these digital coworkers requires a completely new set of skills focused on strategy, ethics, and human empathy.
NVIDIA has a path to resume H200 chip sales in China under a new Trump-era export framework. The catch? A quarter of all revenue from those sales goes directly to the U.S. Treasury. It’s a creative, but highly unusual, workaround to strict tech controls.
For decades, a college degree was a near-guarantee of easier employment. New data from June and July shows that trend has inverted, with high school graduates finding jobs faster. It’s a sign the job market’s fundamentals are changing.
The biggest mistake companies make is treating AI as a separate initiative. Real impact comes from using it as leverage on specific business problems, with a portfolio mindset that expects most experiments to fail.
Broadcom shares surged to an all-time high Monday on reports Microsoft may move its custom chip business from Marvell Technology to Broadcom. This follows news Amazon might also shift future Trainium chip development away from Marvell.
A new survey from OpenAI presents a bullish case for workplace AI. It found that three-quarters of workers report improved speed or quality, with significant time savings. This contrasts with other studies that have questioned the measurable return on AI investments.
Meta has struck a deal with the European Commission to offer EU users a new choice on Facebook and Instagram. Starting in January 2026, they can opt for less personalized ads instead of the current “consent or pay” model. This follows a major fine and ongoing DMA compliance pressure.
