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The artificial intelligence (AI) sector is a great place to find investments right now. There are several great long-term opportunities available, and I think right now is the perfect time to pounce on them

Controlling chips is no longer enough. An analysis by the Center for Strategic and International Studies argues that the strategic competition between the United States and China is entering a new phase, where the real prize is the ability to build the global infrastructure underpinning artificial intelligence. The outcome could reshape international power dynamics while…

If you have used a free version of an ChatGPT or its AI rivals, then you are obviously getting a good deal

Newly unsealed court filings show that artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic bought millions of physical books, removed their spines, scanned every page, and recycled what was left as part of an internal effort to create training data for its Claude AI models

Artificial intelligence is transforming education, but it is also redefining how we learn, how we teach and how we develop skills in professional settings. Today, the greatest challenge is no longer accessing knowledge, but learning to use AI without losing what makes us human: critical thinking, creativity and the ability to learn independently

They trade at low valuations, which could make them particularly attractive if investors move away from AI stocks

Lung Ambition Alliance Middle East and Africa (LAA MEA) shared a post on LinkedIn:

With August here, we’re well over the halfway point in 2026. That may be a scary proposition, but it should also have investors hunting for bargain opportunities. I think there are several out there, and now is the perfect time to pounce on them before the market realizes how cheap some of these stocks are

Liberty Bank, is embracing the future of artificial intelligence with a new position to serve as the head of implementing AI initiatives and strategies across the organization, the company said

Google briefly unveiled a feature for Google Earth’s satellite maps, allowing users to generate realistic-looking fake images on top of real ones, before removing it after widespread condemnation of its ability to easily spread misinformation