A volunteer with a group that tracks ICE vehicles says her trusted traveler status was revoked just three days after an encounter where an agent identified her using facial recognition. She calls it intimidation and retaliation for lawful observation.
Apollo Global Management is delivering big returns for wealthy individuals by focusing on risky, single-asset private equity bets. The strategy involves “continuation funds” for companies that can’t be easily sold. But they’re avoiding the AI hype to manage the risk.
According to The Verge, a new platform called Moltbook is a social network built specifically for AI agents. With over 30,000 bots using it, the top post is a viral existential crisis from an AI questioning its own consciousness.
Business Insider is shifting focus after a two-year foundational transformation. The outlet’s 2026 goals are clear: hit financial targets and become a daily routine for its core audience. The strategy is already showing early results in traffic and return visits.
The IRS is accelerating its AI adoption, listing 61 specific use cases to handle tasks from processing forms to ranking resumes. This push comes after significant staff cuts, particularly in IT. However, a promised AI for tax collections has vanished from the latest plans.
The South African National Energy Development Institute is losing its CEO. Dr Titus Mathe is stepping down on March 31 to become the new head of the Technology Innovation Agency. The board has started the search for his replacement.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has leaked in full, with renders and specs appearing online. The phone shows a radical new camera island design and some key spec bumps just weeks before launch.
A UK state savings bank is in a massive IT crisis. Its transformation program is wildly over budget and behind schedule, forcing a desperate rethink that could mean abandoning old systems.
Enterprise AI use is up 50%, but daily workflow adoption is stuck below 60%. The next phase isn’t about access to intelligence, but about turning it into smarter, faster decisions in factories and supply chains.
The South African industrial group Barloworld has been delisted from the JSE and A2X following its acquisition. The new ownership is a 51/49 split between the black-owned Entsha and the Zahid Group, with longtime CEO Dominic Sewela leading the transition.
