Escalating Maritime Interdiction Strategy In a significant development in the ongoing campaign against narcotrafficking, President Donald Trump announced Saturday that…
Uber has announced a pilot program allowing gig workers to earn extra income by training artificial intelligence through digital tasks. The initiative enables workers to complete simple assignments like uploading photos and recording voice samples directly from their smartphones. This expansion follows Uber’s existing digital task offerings for workers in India.
Ridesharing giant Uber has launched a new pilot program that enables gig workers to earn additional income by training artificial intelligence systems through digital tasks, according to reports from the company’s recent product announcement. The initiative represents Uber’s latest expansion beyond its core transportation services into the growing gig worker economy.
Uber has announced a new pilot program offering gig workers opportunities to train artificial intelligence through digital tasks. The initiative allows workers to complete simple mobile tasks like uploading photos and recording voice samples to earn extra income.
Ridesharing giant Uber has launched a new pilot program that enables gig workers to earn money by training artificial intelligence systems, according to reports from the company’s recent product announcement. The initiative, which represents a significant expansion of Uber’s gig economy model, allows workers to complete what the company describes as “digital tasks” through their mobile devices.
Top female executives are challenging the AI frenzy sweeping corporate America. At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women summit, leaders emphasized resisting FOMO and maintaining focus on human-centered approaches to technology adoption.
In what sources indicate is becoming a counter-movement to the artificial intelligence gold rush, prominent business leaders are urging companies to resist fear-driven technology adoption and maintain focus on human-centered strategies. The warnings emerged during Fortune’s Most Powerful Women 2025 summit held in Washington, D.C., where executives from diverse industries shared concerns about the pressure to rapidly implement AI solutions.
The US Treasury is reportedly arranging a $20 billion private-sector debt facility to help Argentina meet upcoming payments, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. This comes alongside a separate $20 billion currency swap line announced last week as markets remain volatile. The intervention has temporarily stabilized Argentine bonds and the peso, though political uncertainty persists.
The US Treasury is arranging a $20 billion private-sector facility to help Argentina meet upcoming debt payments, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Sources indicate the package would be funded by private banks and sovereign wealth funds, with many reportedly expressing interest in participating.
Best Buy CEO Corie Barry emphasized that C-suite resilience requires constant learning and AI adaptation during Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit. Meanwhile, Nvidia claimed the top spot on Fortune’s 40th annual fastest-growing companies list, showcasing remarkable financial performance amid evolving market conditions.
Best Buy CEO Corie Barry emphasized the critical importance of constant learning and adaptation for C-suite leaders during the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington, D.C., according to summit reports. Barry stated that in the age of artificial intelligence, “the idea of unlearning and relearning is one of the most important” skills for executives, noting that few CEOs likely graduated with degrees in advanced AI. The chief executive officer described how she regularly meets with economists from major banks to analyze consumer data and translate insights into actionable strategies.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure announced plans to deploy 50,000 AMD graphics processors beginning in late 2026. The massive deployment represents the most significant challenge yet to Nvidia’s dominance in AI chips and could reshape the competitive landscape for artificial intelligence infrastructure.
In a move that signals intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence hardware space, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure announced Tuesday it will deploy 50,000 Advanced Micro Devices graphics processors starting in the second half of 2026. This massive deployment represents one of the largest non-Nvidia AI chip commitments to date and positions AMD as a formidable alternative in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure market.
