Chinese AI tool linked to Korean bank hacks halts public updates as suspect denies involvement
The developer of Artex announced that it would become a closed-source project in the wake of the cyberattacks, citing unspecified
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The developer of Artex announced that it would become a closed-source project in the wake of the cyberattacks, citing unspecified
Read the original →Insurify, an online insurance marketplace, is joining Sierra and other technology companies. The description describes Insurify as a pioneer in AI-powered insurance shopping.
Read the original →Engine by Gen announced that its Savvy insurance marketplace has launched what it calls the first insurance shopping website built specifically for AI agents. The site puts the quote process on a single page and limits how customer contact data can be used. The model aims to bring AI agents into insurance buying while giving consumers tighter control over their data and reducing spam for shoppers and carriers.
Read the original →Agentic AI ETFs are launching amid expectations for an Anthropic listing. NH-Amundi Asset Management is to list the 'HANARO US Agentic AI TOP2+' in September.
Read the original →In early October 2026, Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street firms upgraded their views on Palantir, citing accelerating demand for sovereign AI, bespoke applications and verticalized AI platforms across government and commercial customers. Palantir and Armada also announced a partnership to deliver sovereign AI on modular data centers manufactured in the U.S. and allied nations.
Read the original →The AI infrastructure investment boom is drawing in capital globally, both debt and equity. This includes large debt sales, share sales, fund raises and IPOs.
Read the original →Schwab's head of digital retail discusses how generative AI is changing the way investors interact with the firm. The discussion also covers what comes next.
Read the original →The description says the next wave of AI is not about what it tells users, but about what the technology does next.
Read the original →The description states that an Anthropic IPO will boost several companies.
Read the original →Fundstrat Managing Partner Tom Lee said on Friday that he sees a potential stock market rebound taking shape as investors grow more skeptical of the AI boom and worry about elevated interest rates. In a CNBC interview, he described equities as a "coiled spring."
Read the original →TypeSafe AI, a U.S.-based developer of judgment-specialized AI models, announced on October 9 that it has raised approximately $870 million.
Read the original →TypeSafe AI raised $870M led by a16z at a $7.5B valuation for Jev, a non-text AI model. The description says a third of Fortune 500 firms adopted it within weeks.
Read the original →The column argues that the AI boom is also a large physical infrastructure and credit cycle. It says the policy priority is not to call the peak, but to measure who owns the assets, who owes the debt, and where contingent obligations will land if demand disappoints.
Read the original →A 4-billion-parameter model trained for under $500 has beaten its own 235-billion-parameter variant on a difficult financial reasoning benchmark.
Read the original →Investment research firm Citrine Research released a report, "Breaking the Wall", saying AI agents and tokenised assets are changing how cryptocurrencies are invested in. It said software agents want a 24-hour financial infrastructure that the crypto industry has been building for 15 years. The report cited examples involving Hyperliquid, Robinhood Chain and the U.S. SEC, and noted limits and risks.
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