OpenAI is making a significant change to how free users access its AI. They will now be defaulted to the cheaper GPT-5.2 Instant model, a move that saves the company money but may impact user experience.
A new critique argues that marketing AI as a feature is a fundamental mistake. Customers care about outcomes, not the underlying technology. It’s a regression in value that misses what buyers actually want.
Fortune has identified 25 female executives who are the most credible, near-term contenders for CEO roles at major corporations. The list includes leaders from UPS, JPMorgan Chase, and American Express. Their influence and track record signal a significant shift in the corporate pipeline.
Last year saw a record number of data breaches, exposing millions from companies like Qantas and Oracle. Experts warn that AI-powered hacking tools will make 2026 even more dangerous for both corporations and individuals.
Nvidia is acquiring SchedMD, the company behind the widely-used Slurm workload scheduler. The move is a major play to strengthen Nvidia’s open-source software credentials in high-performance computing and AI.
AI is moving beyond simple tasks to become a thinking partner for managers facing complex decisions. The CEO of MoviePass uses it as a “sounding board” for negotiations and interpersonal issues. But this shift requires new guardrails to prevent judgment from going on autopilot.
Nvidia is acquiring SchedMD, the company behind the open-source Slurm workload manager critical for AI and supercomputing. The chip giant promises to keep Slurm open-source while investing heavily in its development, further expanding its ecosystem dominance.
A sweeping set of regulatory changes is fast-tracking the permitting process for power plants and grid infrastructure. The goal? To keep up with the explosive electricity demand from artificial intelligence and data centers.
A chilling question is hitting boardrooms: after millions in investment, why is AI failing? New research shows a staggering 95% of organizations get no measurable return, and the culprit is a familiar one.
OpenAI quietly released ChatGPT-5.2 on December 11, prompting a direct comparison with Google’s Gemini 3.0. A test with seven complex, real-world prompts reveals which model provided more human-like and wise advice.
