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Khosla: America Can’t Slow AI

Vinod Khosla, an early investor of OpenAI and the founder of Khosla Ventures, says slowing AI development could hand China a strategic advantage. He joined Bloomberg Open Interest to argue that America should accelerate AI and energy infrastructure while protecting workers displaced by automation, not their individual jobs. He also says Silicon Valley has failed to clearly communicate AI’s potential benefits in healthcare, education and economic growth. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 6:55 AM

Bentley's First Fully-Electric Car Starts at $230,000

Bentley unveiled its first fully electric car, a luxury SUV with pure Merino-wool trim, as the Volkswagen unit seeks to improve profitability and establish itself in the high-end EV market. “We see rising interest in electric cars and way higher acceptance," Chief Executive Officer Frank-Steffen Walliser tells Bloomberg Television. The Torcal will start at £173,000 ($230,000) in the UK, making it the cheapest Bentley model. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 11:59 PM

Meta Debuts Lightweight $1,299 VR Glasses

Meta is expanding its smart-glasses lineup with its first camera-free models, support for the new Muse assistant and a new hearing-aid mode. And the new lightweight VR headset promises to reset the category, explains Mark Gurman. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 10:28 PM

Toner: There’s a Lot of Upside To AI if We Do It Right

Helen Toner, Executive Director at Georgetown's Center for Security and Emerging Technology and Former OpenAI Board Member sat down Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick from the Financial Markets Quality Conference at Georgetown University to break down the status of AI regulation in the US, the AI race with China, and where she thinks AI pacing should go from here. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 7:22 PM

AI Agents Fuel a New Cybersecurity Boom

As AI shifts from technology that talks to technology that acts, Rosenblatt Securities Analyst Catharine Trebnick says securing autonomous agents is becoming a major new opportunity for cybersecurity companies. She discusses growing demand for products from CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks that track AI agents, identities and permissions, and explains why increasingly capable frontier models are more likely to strengthen established cybersecurity platforms. She joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 7:19 PM

Morgan Stanley’s Jonas: Physical AI Could Multiply Global GDP

Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas says the convergence of AI and robotics could have a transformational impact on the global economy, potentially multiplying GDP as physical AI spreads across transportation, manufacturing and everyday life. He discusses why the robotics race is inseparable from rebuilding US manufacturing, where China holds an advantage across key supply chains, and how Tesla and SpaceX could play complementary roles in a future where billions of connected robots perform more AI inference at the edge. He joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 6:27 PM

AI Safety Won't Advance If We Rely On Two Companies, Says Smith

Microsoft will spend $10 billion through 2030 in four Persian Gulf countries. The software giant will build out infrastructure and strengthen cyber security. Microsoft President Brad Smith spoke with Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow to discuss. He also spoke about AI saying that AI safety won't advance if we rely on two companies as well the need for independent evaluators. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 5:45 PM

Nvidia Is Shaping the Rules for AI

Jensen Huang and Donald Trump have become comrades in downplaying AI warnings and fighting back against new regulation. Bloomberg Opinion columnis Parmy Olson says that slowing down development just isn’t an option for Nvidia. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 5:12 PM

Microsoft, BofA, Macquarie on AI Infrastructure

William Demas, Senior Managing Director & Head of Americas, Green Investment Group, Macquarie Asset Management; Karen Fang, Global Head, Infrastructure & Sustainable Finance & Co-Head, Global Capital Solutions, Bank of America; and Melanie Nakagawa, Chief Sustainability Officer, Microsoft discuss AI infrastructure investments with Bloomberg's Lauren Smart at Bloomberg Green New York 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 2:52 AM

BofA's Irigoyen on Fed Policy, Inflation

Claudio Irigoyen, Head of Global Economics Research at BofA Global Research, discusses the rate path for the Federal Reserve and the outlook for US inflation. He speaks with Avril Hong on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 9:56 PM

Qualcomm CFO on Snapdragon and Two New Mobile Platforms

Qualcomm shares rose 2% as the company opened its Snapdragon Summit and unveiled two new flagship mobile platforms. Akash Palkhiwala says the event is focused on bringing Qualcomm’s technology into hundreds of millions of devices over the next few years, with a major emphasis on “agentic AI.” He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 7:09 PM

Trump Rejects Push for International Pact to Manage AI Risks

Representative Lori Trahan, a Democrat from Florida, said that President Trump is 'not in lockstep' with the American people when it comes to AI guardrails and that the president's claim that AI risks are a 'globalist scheme' is out of touch with what the public is feeling. Trahan, who co-authored a bipartisan bill on AI guardrails, said that she feels action shouldn't wait until the next congress and that congress is 'gambling' with the next AI security incident by sending members home ahead of the midterms. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 4:28 PM

Meta’s New Muse AI App Makes Shopping Easier, Singh Says

Mandeep Singh, Bloomberg Intelligence’s global head of tech research, has been trying out Meta's new artificial intelligence agent called Muse. He says it's very helpful in finding discount codes and can make shopping easier, but there are some shortfalls. He speaks on Bloomberg Radio. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg AI / 10:28 PM

Startups Modal, Baseten in Funding Talks to Help Businesses Run AI

Two startups that provide platforms to help businesses run artificial intelligence models are in talks to raise capital that could at least double their valuations, a sign of surging investor demand for infrastructure services.Modal Labs is in talks to raise new financing at a roughly $15 billion valuation, according to two people familiar with the matter, roughly triple what it was worth in a round four months ago. Baseten is in talks for a funding round that could value it at $26 billion, peop

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