Pope Leo XIV dropped a 42,000-word manifesto on artificial intelligence. It’s called Magnifica Humanitas, or “Magnificent Humanity.” This is his first encyclical. And it’s not your typical religious text. The pope treats AI as more than a tech issue. He calls it a moral crisis of our time. The core problem, he says, is who
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Microsoft Copilot, the AI assistant integrated into Microsoft 365, recently revealed a serious security flaw. A single email was enough to trigger a silent data leak. No malware, no clicking links, no user mistakes were involved. Here is what happened. An attacker sent an email containing hidden instructions that only Copilot’s AI could read. The
Ferrari has taken a giant step into electric cars with the launch of the Luce. This is their first fully electric vehicle, and it’s unlike anything the brand has built before. The Luce is a four-door, five-seat electric hatchback, a big shift from Ferrari’s usual two-seat sports cars. Priced at €550,000, the Luce is the
Only a few days remain to grab Early Bird tickets for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. The deadline is May 29 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Register now to save up to $410 before prices jump. This event takes place October 13 to 15 at Moscone West in San Francisco. Over 10,000 founders, investors, and operators will gather.
SpaceX is pushing the Pentagon to pay much more for Starlink terminals used in the Iran conflict. The company wants five times the current $5,000 price per terminal. SpaceX argues the network’s role in guiding US strike drones demands a higher service tier. This pricing debate exposes how much the Defense Department relies on Starlink
Quantinuum, Honeywell’s quantum computing spin-off, is gearing up for one of the biggest tech listings of 2026. The company aims to raise money on the Nasdaq under the ticker QNT. Initially, rumors suggested a valuation above $20 billion. But the latest target has been trimmed to about $12.7 billion. Even with that lower figure, this
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Entry-level jobs are disappearing faster than many realize. For decades, these roles helped young workers learn the ropes. They handled routine tasks like data entry, coding basics, or customer support. Now, artificial intelligence is taking over those jobs. AI tools can do repetitive work without breaks or complaints. Companies see a chance to save money
AI is changing how we work faster than most expected. Companies now face pressure to train employees on AI tools. The gap between available AI and worker skills is wide. Many workers don’t know how to use AI well yet. HR teams scramble to build training programs without clear plans. They must decide who needs
Debt collection is one of the toughest jobs out there. The calls are unpleasant, and both sides often feel stressed. Now, artificial intelligence is stepping in to change that. Imagine getting a call from an AI named Eve. She knows your name and how much you owe. Eve doesn’t get angry or tired. She keeps
Rachel Reeves is stepping up the government’s focus on British industry. She wants ministers to buy British products in four key sectors: shipbuilding, steel, energy, and artificial intelligence. This move comes after frustration that many government contracts have gone abroad. She sent a firm letter to every cabinet minister, urging them to prioritize British companies
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