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A future where drones recharge mid-air, robots are powered remotely and spacecraft receive energy through laser beams might sound like science fiction.

The carrier is giving Atmos Rewards members the ability to customize how they earn points — by distance traveled, price paid or segments flown — to better fit customers’ specific travel needs.

It’s one of the oldest plots in science fiction: Humans losing control to computers. But this summer, the old trope of AI going rogue left the realm of science fiction, and it happened inside an unmarked San Francisco building — the headquarters of AI giant OpenAI.

AI agents are shifting e-commerce entry points from traditional platforms to conversational interfaces, prioritizing product intent, data, and checkout control. Meta, Shopify, and Amazon are positioned differently in this landscape: Meta leverages massive social traffic via its Muse assistant, Shopify acts as a universal transaction infrastructure connecting merchants to various AI gateways, and Amazon maintains…

Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) is poised to release its fiscal 2026 fourth-quarter results on Sept. 30, and Wall Street will look to the company’s numbers and guidance to gauge whether the memory market’s red-hot growth is sustainable.

The UK is creating a new national security centre to identify and disrupt hostile information campaigns as artificial intelligence makes it easier for foreign states to spread convincing disinformation and deepfakes.

Foreign adversaries have been targeting U.S. government networks, critical infrastructure, and the Senate itself, creating mounting pressure on congressional overseers to get classified answers that cannot be shared in open session. The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence is scheduled to meet September 30 for a session titled “To Receive A Closed Briefing On Certain Intelligence…

Teikametrics CFO Brian Beaupre is changing how he evaluates young candidates. Meanwhile, a discussion on The Accounting Podcast asks where they’ll gain the judgment senior roles require.

Green’s background includes public-company audit oversight and more than three decades in accounting.

For years, the conversation in East Africa about digital commerce has been about access. Connecting people to mobile money, enabling businesses to accept digital payments and bringing more consumers into the formal financial system.