Airlines Turn to AI to Manage Disruptions
Flight delays tied to the U.S. government shutdown have renewed attention on how artificial intelligence (AI) could help airlines and…
Wikipedia Urges AI Companies to Stop Website Scraping
The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit behind Wikipedia, issued a call to artificial intelligence (AI) developers and companies to stop scraping information…
Scribe Secures $75 Million in Funding by Showing Where AI, Automation Make Money
Scribe, a San Francisco–based AI startup, has secured $75 million in a Series C funding round, boosting its valuation to…
Multimodal AI Takes Shape for Next-Generation Cancer Research
For decades, oncologists have worked with fragmented information. Imaging tests, biopsy results and clinical records often sit in separate databases,…
Robinhood Aims to Let ‘Normal People’ Invest in AI Firms
Online broker Robinhood wants to let everyday investors put funds into private AI companies. In an interview with the Financial Times (FT) published Monday…
Strong Showings From Affirm and FIS Can’t Stop CE 100 Slide
The CE 100 Index slipped 3.5%, in a week governed by earnings reports. Only the Banking segment and the Be Well…
Multimodal AI Takes Shape for Next-Generation Cancer Research
For decades, oncologists have worked with fragmented information. Imaging tests, biopsy results and clinical records often sit in separate databases,…
AI Agents Take Over the SEO Playbook
The Prompt Economy™ was generous this week. Instead of the recent deluge of instructions and advice for developers, we saw some more practical…
Gopuff CEO: Why We Moved First to Support SNAP Families
The uncertainty surrounding the shutdown has left millions of Americans unsure how they’ll restock their pantries. Food insecurity spikes when…
OpenAI Continues to Push for Government Help in AI Growth
OpenAI’s CEO wants the U.S. to expand eligibility for a tech-focused tax credit. In a post on the social media platform X, Sam…
Meta to Invest $600 Billion to Build AI Data Centers in US
Meta will invest $600 billion in the United States by 2028 to build artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. “As the importance…
AI and Innovation Take Center Stage at UN Tourism Thematic Session in Riyadh
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – November 10, 2025 — The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) convened an extraordinary Thematic…
(CIIE) Philips bets on AI-driven healthcare innovation amid China’s digital drive
SHANGHAI, Nov. 9 (Xinhua) — Dutch health technology giant Philips is expanding its investment in AI-powered healthcare in China, unveiling…
QSRs Turn to AI to Drive Efficiency, Personalization and Predictive Operations
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping how the quick service restaurant (QSR) industry operates. After years of testing automation and…
Lloyds to Add AI-Powered Financial Assistant to App in 2026
Lloyds Banking Group plans to add an artificial intelligence (AI) powered financial assistant to its mobile app in early 2026. The…
Riyadh Leads the Future of Global Tourism with AI and Sustainable Innovation
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is redefining the global tourism landscape through a powerful fusion of…
Patrick Torrent Elected President of UN Tourism Affiliate Members Board at 26th General Assembly in Riyadh
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — A new era of collaboration and innovation in global tourism leadership has begun as Patrick Torrent,…
26th UN Tourism General Assembly Kicks Off in Riyadh
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – November 7, 2025 — The 26th UN Tourism General Assembly officially opened today in Riyadh, marking…
Driving Innovation in Travel, The UN World Tourism Organization’s Artificial Intelligence Challenge
In a landmark move spotlighting the intersection of travel, technology, and sustainable growth, the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN…
Charting a Path for AI-Powered Tourism: Innovation Takes Center Stage at UNTGA Riyadh 2025
Tourism is entering a new era—one defined not only by destinations but by data, intelligence, and human connection enhanced through…