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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.
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.
Eight UK Universities to Strike This Autumn as Job Cuts Push Higher Education to Breaking Point
Staff at Dundee, Edinburgh, Essex and five more universities are walking out over redundancies — as vice-chancellors warn of the worst financial crisis since the Second World War.
A' Design Award 2026: What Designers Should Know Before the September 30 Deadline
The standard entry deadline for one of the world's largest design competitions closes today. Here's how the award works — and how to make a last-day entry count.
Ransomware Disrupts Keio's Hotel and Payment Systems as Tokyo Metro Reports Separate Breach
Keio shut down its network after a Saturday ransomware attack hit its hospitality business. Trains kept running — while Tokyo Metro separately disclosed 59,000 exposed email addresses.
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.
At His Final Climate Summit, Guterres Demands Fossil-Fuel Exit Timelines
World leaders met in New York on September 23 as scientists warned that breaching 1.5°C is now 'virtually inevitable' — and the outgoing UN chief told the G20 to lead the energy transition with clear deadlines.
Super El Niño: The Strongest on Record Is Coming — and Its Heat Could Kill 451,000
China's meteorologists say this year's El Niño could be the strongest ever measured, with ocean temperatures peaking in November — while a new University of Chicago analysis warns that heat alone could claim 451,000 lives by February.
The Inside-Out Rebrand: How ABM Won a Gartner Award With 60% Higher Conversions
ABM Industries won the 2026 Gartner Marketing and Communications Award after relaunching its brand from the inside out — engaging employees first, then the market. The results: 60% higher website conversions, 75% staff adoption, and 40 million impressions.
How Snorkel AI Turned Data Labeling Into a $3.5 Billion Growth Story
Once known for programmatic data labeling software, Snorkel AI rebuilt itself around finished, expert-grade datasets — and watched its annualized revenue run-rate climb past $350 million. This is the inside story of one of the year's sharpest AI pivots.
Paramount Skydance Clears Its Biggest Hurdle: Inside the $110 Billion Warner Bros. Discovery Settlement
Paramount Skydance's September 21 settlement with 12 states and the Writers Guild removes the main legal barrier to its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery takeover — but the five-year consent decree imposes film quotas, $30 million penalties, and $1.5 billion in US production spending.
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.