AI will ‘likely’ beat doctors at key medical tasks by 2030, billionaire’s son argues
A bioethicist and Neal Khosla argue in a new paper that AI-only medical care is the future—and insist it will be better than human physicians.
Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff
AI companies are buying—and destroying—antique books. Here’s why.
Millions of physical books are being scanned to train AI models. They’re then dumped in the trash.
Claude is going to start putting invisible watermarks on AI text & images
Anthropic isn’t the only AI company doing this—but it’s getting the most pushback.
FIFA’s Infantino scrambles to save job after World Cup equity plan backfires
Several governing bodies have said they’ve lost faith in the FIFA president and soccer leadership in England, Wales and Finland have formally withdrawn their support for his reelection.
LIV Golf is on the cusp of a new funding deal—And bankruptcy is on the table
The Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund bailed on its funding of LIV Golf—and now the league’s future is in doubt.
This year’s European wildfires are three times worse than average
Three firefighters died this week in Greece as severe weather continues to fuel blazes across Europe.
Inside the Arnault family succession fight Bernard Arnault says doesn’t exist
Arnault says his family is just fine, thank you very much.
Google users can unlock accounts with selfie video instead of password
Users can now make an encrypted video with guided head movements as a lockout recovery option.
Dubai had a record number of tourists last year. Now, they’re paying people to visit.
Dubai is testing out a new motto for tourism: If you pay them, they will come.
Model scout said to have linked Epstein with young women found dead in Paris
Siad was under investigation in France for allegedly helping Epstein traffic and abuse women.