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‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ is expanding fast, and that should worry everyone
Buy Now, Pay Later use is surging in the U.S., with rising defaults, hidden “phantom debt,” and growing risks across consumers, lenders, and fintech markets.
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Buy Now, Pay Later use is surging in the U.S., with rising defaults, hidden “phantom debt,” and growing risks across consumers, lenders, and fintech markets.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT group chats in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and New Zealand, expanding collaboration and social interaction features.
Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg turned a cold email to Sam Altman into an $8B legal AI empire used by top law firms across 63 countries.
Databricks co-founder Andy Konwinski warns that the U.S. risks losing AI dominance to China unless it embraces open-source innovation.
Leaked documents reveal OpenAI’s rising revenue and compute costs, showing billions shared with Microsoft as financial scrutiny ahead of its IPO deepens.
Anthropic is investing $50 billion with Fluidstack to build next-generation data centres in Texas and New York, marking its most significant infrastructure move yet amid an escalating AI…
Wikipedia is asking AI companies to use its data responsibly — by providing attribution and paying through its Wikimedia Enterprise platform — as human traffic declines and scraping…
Lovable, the Stockholm-based AI coding platform founded by Anton Osika, has surpassed 8 million users and built 100,000 new products daily, redefining how people create software without…
Harvard-trained physician Jenny Shao leaves medicine to launch Robyn, an emotionally intelligent AI assistant designed to help people build self-awareness and foster human connection…
Turing Award winner Yann LeCun is reportedly leaving Meta to launch a startup focused on world model AI systems, as the company restructures its AI division under Meta Superintelligence…
Israeli startup Wonderful raised $100M to expand its AI agent platform across Europe and Asia. Backed by Index Ventures and Insight Partners, the company builds culturally adaptive AI…
LivePerson founder Robert LoCascio rebrands Eternos as Uare.ai, raising $10.3M to build personal AI models that replicate users’ voices, stories, and expertise.
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