Google is opening a new front in the global AI race, unveiling Gemini Enterprise as a workplace platform designed to embed artificial intelligence into every corporate workflow. CEO Sundar Pichai calls Gemini Enterprise “the new front door for AI in the workplace,” describing it as a conversational platform that lets employees chat with company data, automate internal processes, and deploy AI agents grounded in enterprise context. Pichai says Google Cloud has surpassed a $50 billion annual run rate, with 13 product lines each generating more than $1 billion in revenue. About 65% of its cloud customers now use AI products,…
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Henry Kanapi is a journalist and editor covering the intersection of artificial intelligence, financial markets, and technology disruption. He has sourced, written, and edited thousands of stories on crypto, banking, and macroeconomics as Senior Editor at The Daily Hodl, where he helped shape coverage for an audience of over two million monthly readers. At CapitalAI Daily, Henry brings a decade of newsroom experience to fast-paced reporting on AI breakthroughs, market shifts, fraud cases, and regulatory battles. His focus is on accuracy, clarity, and exposing how money moves in the age of artificial intelligence. Henry’s work has been cited by leading financial outlets, investment firms, and research communities tracking the future of markets. He is committed to a high editorial standard rooted in transparency and trust.
OpenAI says scammers are increasingly using its tools to supercharge old financial scams by mass-producing fake investment pitches and social media personas promising “zero-risk” profits. In its Disrupting malicious uses of AI: October 2025 report, the tech giant reveals how scammers are folding generative AI into traditional fraud operations, using it as an engine for scale and translation rather than invention. OpenAI investigators say the scams resemble the classic investment cons of the past, but with automation, speed, and linguistic precision that help fake firms appear credible across languages and platforms. “The majority of the scam activity we disrupted centered…
Goldman Sachs says the next wave of artificial intelligence profits may come from enterprise software giants rather than early-stage startups. In a new CNBC interview, Goldman senior software analyst Kash Rangan says AI adoption remains fragmented across corporations despite explosive consumer enthusiasm. He believes the coming phase of AI growth will be defined by how effectively large software firms convert experimental projects into recurring revenue. “But the thing that I’ve tried to focus on is the enterprise market. Where is the return on investment in the enterprise market? You’ve seen that happen in a narrow couple of silos. Coding, obviously,…
A new U.S. Senate report warns that artificial intelligence and automation could erase up to 100 million American jobs, accelerating what lawmakers call a historic shift in the balance between labor and capital. The report, published by the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee minority staff under Sen. Bernie Sanders, examines how rapid AI adoption could reshape nearly every sector of the US economy, from fast food to finance. “According to the ChatGPT-based model, artificial intelligence and automation could replace nearly 100 million jobs over the next ten years, including 89% of fast food and counter workers, 64%…
The Bank of England (BoE) says the AI boom is stretching stock valuations to risky levels, warning that a correction could ripple across global markets. Its Financial Policy Committee (FPC) highlights parallels between today’s AI mania and previous speculative cycles, noting that concentration in major tech firms has reached record highs. The committee says markets remain vulnerable to a sudden shift in macroeconomic factors. “Risks associated with geopolitical tensions, global fragmentation of trade and financial markets, and pressures on sovereign debt markets remain elevated. The risk of a sharp market correction has increased.” While global uncertainty remains high, the Bank…
Veteran investor Dan Niles says a new wave of easy money is about to lift AI stocks to fresh highs. In a new CNBC interview, the Niles Investment Management founder says that an aggressive round of Federal Reserve rate cuts will trigger renewed investor optimism. He also says the combination of monetary easing and leadership changes at the Fed could extend the current AI boom well into next year. “I think they’re going to go up a lot for one simple reason. The Fed’s cutting rates after being on hold for nine months, you’re going to get another probably three…
An Interpol cybercrime chief says scammers are learning to weaponize artificial intelligence faster than law enforcement can adapt to the tech. In a new interview with CNA, Dr. Neal Jetton, Interpol’s director of cybercrime, warns that criminal groups are moving quickly to integrate AI into their operations while police are still adjusting to its reach. “But I’m also a realist and say that criminals are going to be able to use this emerging tech quicker than probably law enforcement can catch up to it. So I think that, yeah, we have to be wary that it’s being out there.” Jetton…
Sam Altman says OpenAI is preparing to strike headline-making infrastructure deals in the coming months, wagers built on the promise of future AI models still in development. Earlier this week, reports estimated that the ChatGPT creator had struck $1 trillion in deals this year alone, including tie-ups with AI giants Nvidia (NVDA), Oracle (ORCL) and CoreWeave (CRWV). In a new a16z interview, the OpenAI CEO says the next phase of OpenAI’s growth will require more funding and partnerships from industry players. “We have decided that it is time to go make a very aggressive infrastructure bet. And we’re like, I’ve…
The chief executive of the $4.6 trillion tech titan Nvidia (NVDA) says he has but one regret about his investment in Elon Musk’s xAI. Earlier this week, reports emerged that xAI was working with Wall Street financiers and technology partners to expand its latest funding round to the tune of roughly $20 billion, with Nvidia committing up to $2 billion in equity to the deal. In a new CNBC interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he wishes he had sunk more money into Elon Musk’s AI venture. “The only regret I have about xAI, we’re an investor already. The only…
Alibaba co-founder and billionaire investor Joe Tsai says China is moving faster than the United States in adopting artificial intelligence across its economy. In a panel discussion at the All-In Summit, Tsai says the contest between major powers in AI will ultimately hinge less on who develops the most advanced models and more on how quickly those models are integrated across sectors. “I think what my definition of winning is not who comes up with the strongest AI model, but who can adopt it faster. And I think people here in the United States, a lot of resources should go…