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Pick your favorite doomsday scenario for artificial intelligence. Whatever you choose, the road to prevention likely runs through Jensen Huang.

Philip R. Lane: Interview with Le Temps

Coverage of the new White House memorandum on combating cybercrime quickly reached the privateer label. CNN called the participants “cyber privateers,” invoking the image of government-sanctioned raiders working the high seas of cyberspace, hauling in digital booty. The reality is considerably less

Sysco Corp. drew about $90 billion of orders for the US dollar portion of its global bond offering, underscoring strong investor appetite for both blue-chip and riskier debt to finance its purchase of cash-and-carry wholesaler Jetro Restaurant Depot LLC.

For all the buzz of small modular reactors and artificial intelligence hyperscalers, the rebirth of the US nuclear power industry looks increasingly old-school. Westinghouse Electric Co. is reportedly set to soon file publicly for a $50 billion initial public offering, and it is no startup. Westingh

Furore over Bo French’s bid to become state oil regulator becomes midterms problem for Donald Trump’s party

Facts are facts, so let’s just state it plainly: Howard Buffett is a nepo baby. And this is one of the rare cases where I think we should be OK with it.

With no way out of his war with Iran, he is increasingly obsessed with monuments to himself

If AI hasn’t finished off your local newspaper yet, just wait. It will. OpenAI, the company that built ChatGPT, has called itself an “existential threat” to news publishers.

The bill for a season in youth sports comes in installments: new skates, registration fees and uniforms. Then there’s the price of travel tournaments, gas and restaurant meals. Finally, the hotel requirement, which feels like one mandate too many. Families are instructed to stay at a designated hote