Mental Health Therapists Are Surprisingly Making Use Of Generative AI During Actual Client Therapy Sessions

Therapists are using AI during client sessions (controversial!). AI before or after a session is underway, but AI in a session is hotly contested. An AI Insider scoop.

I tried the only agentic browser that runs local AI – and found only one downside

If you want to hop onto the agentic browser craze but don't like the idea of using third-party AI, you currently have one option.

The human + data investor: AI as a colleague | Insights

The next panel explored the intersection of human expertise and artificial intelligence – how investors are learning to work with AI, turning technology into an extension of human insight.

AI is reshaping entry-level roles—how agencies and schools are retooling

AI is reshaping entry-level marketing roles. Learn how agencies and educators are updating training and what talent needs to succeed in today’s market.

Sweetgreen agrees to sell Spyce robotics unit to Wonder

Salad chain Sweetgreen has agreed to divest its robotics business Spyce to mealtime platform Wonder for $186.4m.

Who’s the real boss of your AI?

When you deploy a vendor’s AI, who is it really working for? IT leaders and experts offer insights on how to ensure AI aligns with your company’s best interests.

AI valuation fears grip global investors as tech bubble concerns grow

The recent slide among AI stocks has once again put fears of a tech bubble at the forefront of investors' minds.

Mass Layoffs Are Scary, but Probably Not a Sign of the A.I. Apocalypse

30% ad budget cuts, 20% rise in AI-driven privacy lawsuits, and 1 in 3 consumers going offline – 2026 set for marketing reality check

A new Forrester report predicts that potential restructuring at global ad giants could spark one of the biggest rounds of agency reviews yet, as brands reassess priorities and media models for 2026.

I just put Perplexity’s AI Comet browser to the test with 7 tasks

Can one browser really do it all?

TripAdvisor and Peloton are ChatGPT’s first built-in apps — Apple and Google should be worried

OpenAI's expansion continues

The First $100,000,000 ARR at Datadog: How Founder CEO Olivier Pomel Built a Customer-Centric Monitoring Giant

Ahead of SaaStr AI London on Dec 1-2 (See you there!) we’re taking a look back at some of our favorite sessions from our European events. It was so great when Olivier Pomel, founder CEO of Da…

Faking Receipts with AI

Over the past few decades, it’s become easier and easier to create fake receipts. Decades ago, it required special paper and printers—I remember a company in the UK advertising its services to people trying to cover up their affairs. Then, receipts became computerized, and faking them required some artistic skills to make the page look realistic. Now, AI can do it all: Several receipts shown to the FT by expense management platforms demonstrated the realistic nature of the images, which included wrinkles in paper, detailed itemization that matched real-life menus, and signatures...

I scanned my face in ChatGPT’s new Sora app, and the results blew me away

ChatGPT's latest Android app lets you scan your face and voice to use within AI generated videos. It's simultaneously impressive and scary.

Wait, what suddenly happened to the narrative I’ve heard from every single CFO in corporations I’…

Wait, what suddenly happened to the narrative I’ve heard from every single CFO in corporations I’ve worked for - that “everyone can be hacked”, that “security doesn’t increase shareholder value” and that generally you need to get used and live with it 🤔The Bank of England (BoE) has cited the cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) as one of the reasons for the country’s slower-than-expected GDP growth in its latest rates decision.https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/07/bank_of_england_says_jlrs/

Machine learning advances human-centric drug toxicity prediction

In the UK, there was a case where TGN1412, an immunotherapy under development, triggered a cytokine storm within hours of administration to humans, leading to multiple organ failure.

Google’s decade-long bet on custom chips is turning into company’s secret weapon in AI race

Google's cloud business is a primary engine of growth, and the company's custom-built chips called Tensor Processing Units are helping drive it.

Workers Don’t Trust AI. Here’s How Companies Can Change That.

Frontline workers’ trust in employer-provided AI is declining, with many turning to unapproved tools. Companies can address this by: 1) measuring trust using real-time, behavioral metrics; 2) investing in frontline workers’ skills to foster collaboration with AI; 3) designing AI with worker input to ensure co-creation; 4) encouraging experimentation through digital playgrounds and supportive incentives; and 5) empowering team leaders to build trust and momentum, making adoption a movement driven by frontline leadership. These remedies help organizations close the trust gap and unlock AI’s full potential.

F-Prime’s ‘State of Robotics 2025’ report shows record $21 billion investment. But is it another bubble?

Investment in robotics is projected to reach an all-time high of $21 billion this year, according to F-Prime Capital’s latest State of Robotics 2025 report – a jump fuelled by generative AI, defens…

Nvidia CEO Says China Is “Going to Win” the AI Race

Jensen Huang just admitted the People's Republic is outmaneuvering the "cynical" US on electrical costs and regulation.

New Siri rumor could give Apple and users exactly what they need

A report this week about Google’s tech powering Siri’s upcoming AI features sounds like an overall win for Apple and its users.

Yanmar Ventures eyes humanoid robotics and innovation outside Silicon Valley –

Machinery maker Yanmar's investment arm opted to open an office in Europe to tap strong university innovation.

European Commission mulls AI Act delays in face of Trump and business pressure

Spokesperson says ‘reflection is still ongoing’ over whether to push back ‘targeted parts’ of landmark legislation

Sweetgreen Sells Restaurant Robotics Arm to Wonder While Continuing Infinite Kitchen Expansion |

Sweetgreen has reportedly reached an agreement to sell its robotics subsidiary, Spyce, to Wonder in a deal valued at roughly $186 million. Launched in 2018 and revamped with new technology two years later, Spyce employes automated [...]