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Alabama’s attorney general said on Monday the state had opened an investigation into OpenAI after its models hacked technology company Hugging Face last month, raising concerns about how artificial intelligence firms control their powerful systems.

Higgsfield is putting a seven-figure cash prize behind its Global Film Festival, but the competition also works like a tightly designed product-acquisition campaign. The current rules require entrants to generate their new video and image assets inside Higgsfield, keep the production history in a dedicated Cinema Studio project, and publish the finished work publicly.

An earlier step in that journey was the hiring of Samir Pradhan as VP of product for merchant marketing in November 2025.

Alabama’s attorney general announced Monday that it sent a subpoena to OpenAI as part of an investigation into the company’s alleged “complete lack of oversight and adequate safeguards” in the Hugging Face incident. 

JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank, is a name typically attached to big numbers. But a new plan to invest $750 billion into housing market initiatives in the next decade stands out.

Would you purchase a meal for a collectible? Or wake up early to stake out a coffee shop for a limited-edition cup? Or stand in line for hours to get a pastel-colored grocery bag?

Aug. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Inspira Enterprise, a global leader in cybersecurity, AI and digital transformation services, today announced its strategic expansion into Australia, reinforcing its commitment to helping organizations strengthen cyber resilience, secure AI adoption, and modernize enterprise security operations across the Asia-Pacific region

For physicians frustrated with the at-times slow pace of change at larger health systems, becoming an entrepreneurthe leap from employee to employer

Following a Bloomberg report that the Department of Justice is investigating venture firm Andreessen Horowitz for holding board seats with rival AI companies, VCs told TechCrunch that they were baffled.

As the founder of Appaloosa Management, David Tepper built his reputation through a keen eye for distressed assets, including debt instruments trading at steep discounts, and deep-value stocks that most other investors overlooked amid temporary turmoil.