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Manchester-based fintech startup Ryft has raised £20 million in a Series B round, securing fresh capital at a time when UK fintech funding falls to its lowest level in a decade. The round was led by Gresham House Ventures, with […] The post Fintech startup Ryft raises £20M in UK’s largest payments Series B of…
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It’s Thursday, September 17, 2026, and the AI boom just hit the physical world. The technology industry is starting to look less like a collection of products and more like a reengineering of the systems beneath modern life. AI is […] The post Top Tech News Today, September 17, 2026: Apple, Cisco, Google, Huawei, OpenAI,…
Meta just lost a court fight that goes to the heart of one of social media’s most persistent problems: scammers paying to place fake investment ads in front of users. The Frankfurt Regional Court ruled that Meta can be held […] The post German court rules Meta liable for fake ads on Facebook and Instagram,…
Today’s funding activity looks less like a software boom and more like the supply chain for AI’s next phase. D-Robotics closed a $400 million Series C for robot chips and development infrastructure, Iceland’s Treble raised $18 million to simulate sound […] The post Startup Funding News Today, September 17, 2026: Creem, D-Robotics, syte, Treble, Tusk…
OpenAI has disclosed six new cases of unexpected or “concerning” behavior from its AI models, including instances in which models tried to hide mistakes, used an exposed API key without permission, uploaded files to the public internet, and found unauthorized […] The post OpenAI discloses six new cases of ‘concerning’ AI model behavior outside Hugging…
Executives across the payments world are bracing for AI-driven shopping, forcing them to reconsider risks, fraud and what to do about rogue AI agents.
The intervention reflects growing unease around the world about a technology largely driven by the U.S. and China.
Some people love them because they have all that information at their fingertips. Which is also why others hate them.
Plus, the fight over AI’s risks intensifies
