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OpenAI Hires Patreon's Founders to Turn AI Into a Creator Business
Patreon co-founder Sam Yam will lead a new Creator Product division at OpenAI, betting that membership economics — not just generation tools — are the future of the creator economy.
From 116 Startups to 12 Finalists: Startup World Cup Takes Over New York
A dozen founders from ten countries pitched at FIT this week for a shot at representing New York at the $1 million Startup World Cup grand finale in San Francisco.
Small Business Optimism Hits 2026 High as AI Spending Accelerates
A new Citizens survey finds U.S. small business owners entering the final quarter with their strongest revenue outlook of the year — and technology spending, led by AI tools, is climbing with it.
Tesla's Self-Driving Software Wins Croatia's Approval as Europe Pushes Back
Croatia has approved Tesla's supervised Full Self-Driving system, joining a growing list of European countries — even as a leading safety group urges EU states to reject the technology over speeding concerns.
The Digital Euro Moves to the Checkout: ECB Recruits Merchants for 2027 Pilot
The ECB opened merchant applications on September 15 for a 12-month digital euro pilot starting in late 2027. For the first time, the project will be tested through real checkouts — where its commercial viability will be decided.
Safeguarding Memory in War: How UNESCO Is Training Sudan's Heritage Experts
UNESCO has trained 72 Sudanese heritage professionals in rapid damage assessment — including a first-of-its-kind VR tool — to protect the country's cultural memory amid conflict.
Beyond K-Pop: Inside the British Museum's 'Korea' Exhibition Spanning 2,000 Years of Art
The British Museum's new 'Korea' exhibition reaches back from KPop Demon Hunters to the early Iron Age: 2,000 years of celadon, Buddhist sculpture and contemporary art, drawn from the famed Lee Kun-hee collection.
BMW iX3 vs Tesla Model Y: Can Munich's Neue Klasse Topple the World's Best-Selling EV?
100,000 European orders in a year and up to 805 km of range: BMW's Neue Klasse iX3 is the first EV to genuinely threaten the Model Y. We compare range, charging, price and practicality.
Europe's Scorched Summer: The Ancient Shepherds Who May Hold the Answer to Wildfires
More than 650,000 hectares of Europe have burned this year — double the long-term average. In the mountains of Abruzzo, a centuries-old tradition of moving sheep across the land may be the cheapest firebreak ever invented.
Europe's Heat Refuses to Leave: September Records Fall as Economies Count the Cost
A heat dome brought 32°C to Germany and 33°C to France in late September — temperatures more typical of midsummer. Researchers now put this summer's heat bill for Europe at €113 billion, and the UK has suffered its worst harvest on record.
Anthropic's Leaked IPO Filing Reveals $42 Billion in Losses — and Warnings That Its AI Could Pose 'Existential' Risks
A confidential draft prospectus seen by Reuters reveals Anthropic's 2025 revenue soared 1,088% to $4.59 billion — while losses hit $42 billion and the company warned its own AI could pose “existential” risks. The potential $2 trillion IPO would be the biggest ever.
Autumn 2026 Beauty Forecast: Suede Skin, Toasted Neutrals, Intelligent Minimalism
Cult Beauty's seasonal forecast predicts velvety suede skin, warm terracotta colour, responsive skincare routines, and the rise of hair zoning.