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Social media services are rapidly morphing into TikTok-like platforms. Read More

I rolled into Runway’s AI Film Festival well after the press hour had ended, and was unsure of what I was about to see. Read More

It's easy to poke holes in the U.S.'s justification for the ban—and Beijing's criticism of it. Read More

LAMs are an emerging type of model that essentially turn LLMs into assistants. Read More

There is no real point to devices like the Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1. Read More

Restaurant tech is tough, but it’s a big market: There are about 749,000 restaurants in the United States, and nine out of every ten have less than 50 employees, according to the National Restaurant Association. Read More

“We have to accept some level of uncertainty.” Read More

Corporate technology leaders are on the front lines of rolling out AI services. During a dinner hosted by Fortune, they shared their hopes, fears, and challenges. Read More

Adidas has seen an exodus of Black executives since making DEI pledges in 2020. Read More

We’re untangling an emerging phenomenon: that a high valuation can sometimes be a detriment, rather than an asset, when it comes to recruiting key AI talent. Read More

Workers' mental health issues cost the U.S. economy an estimated $47.6 billion annually. Read More

In an era in which the power to shape AI may ultimately be concentrated in the hands of the wealthiest tech companies, who gets to decide whether and what kinds of AI systems are safe and secure? Read More

Democrats in particular are becoming likelier to see the downsides of social networks, Pew Research suggests. Read More

TikTok’s former head of security compliance explains which systems ByteDance retained control of.

Former Unilever CEO Paul Polman has noted that plastics now weigh twice as much as all animals on earth. Read More

Activist-lawyer Schrems claims OpenAI is breaking the GDPR by generating false information about people and being unable to correct it. Read More

Zeck, a board presentation software startup cofounded by actor and entrepreneur Edward Norton, has raised a Series A led by Salesforce Ventures. Coinvestors include Khosla Ventures and Breyer Capital. Read More

Every three years, countries are asked to fund grants and low-interest loans to poor economies. Read More

The subsidiary of Chinese e-commerce giant PDD is already the most popular shopping app in the U.S. on both Android and Apple devices. Read More

Rubrik, a data-focused cybersecurity company, went public yesterday, with the stock initially popping by about 20% and closing up nearly 16%. Read More

Outgoing Fortune CEO Alan Murray reflects on his decade-long tenure. Read More

AI's impact on health care is one area where people are more enthusiastic than anxious—and there's reason to think that enthusiasm is not misplaced. Read More

Particularly after the metaverse debacle, it's fair to want a real profit strategy from Mark Zuckerberg. Read More

Amid the AI boom, Norwest has closed its seventeenth fund, Fortune has exclusively learned. Read More

Dirk Lievens will trade London for Paris. “The whole financial ecosystem in Paris is enormous," he says. Read More

Google fired dozens of employees protesting its $1.2 billion joint contract with Amazon for the Israeli government. Read More

If TikTok's legal challenge to the new law fails, users can at best expect to see its empty shell remain in the U.S. Read More

I came from covering the public markets, where you’re swimming in numbers—revenue, Ebitda, you name it. But in the private markets, as a reporter, brass tacks numbers are a whole lot harder to come by. Read More

The FTC ban could transform the U.S. business environment—if it can survive a court challenge. Read More

Is AI like commercial aviation? High costs, high growth, and insane competition is a bad combo for investors. Read More