How Your Power Bill Is Financing The AI Boom, Without Your OK

The IMF flagged a $1.4 trillion AI financing loop as the top risk to markets. The bill lands on households, towns, and pension funds. Who signed them up?

Why Debt-Laden Neoclouds Could Become A Trillion Dollar WeWork 2.0

Data center developers and neoclouds raised $37 billion in U.S. junk bonds this year. As yields hit double digits, debt tied to riskier AI firms is tumbling.

Forbes Global CEO Conference 2026: AI Leaders Tackle Hype, Regulation And Security Risks

During a wide-ranging panel on artificial intelligence at the Forbes Global CEO Conference 2026 in Singapore last week, the leaders of two AI application unicorns argued that strong commercial demand shows AI is more than a hype.

You Can Now Preserve Your Immune Cells For $5,000 In Case They’re Helpful In The Future

Your immune cells are constantly aging. Cellino is launching a new service, called Reservoir, to let people securely store them from a simple blood draw for $5,000.

GLP-1s Took Eli Lilly To $1 Trillion. CEO Dave Ricks Is Betting Billions He Can Do It Again

CEO Dave Ricks built Eli Lilly into the first $1 trillion pharma company with its blockbuster weight-loss and diabetes drugs. But with more than 60% of revenue coming from them, the drug giant faces the risks of its own success.

Unprecedented Cyberattack Used Malware Ads To Spy On Journalists, Report Says

A new report from Citizen Lab researchers shows how spyware companies can hack anyone viewing an online advertisement.

Two Dozen-Plus Biotechs Went Public This Year—With More In The Works

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, the bumper crop of biotech IPOs, Isomorphic’s reported $40 billion valuation fundraise, and the impact of drugmakers’ gifts to doctors.

Why You Should Be Careful What You Share With AI And How To Protect Your Privacy

AI tools can handle sensitive information, but how safe is your data? Learn the biggest AI privacy risks and practical ways to protect your personal information.

The U.S. Government Isn’t Ready For Quantum-Powered Hackers

The threat of quantum computers to government systems, how AI is upending math and the ongoing Pentagon-Anthropic saga. All that and more in this week’s Prototype.

Why Kelly Clarkson’s Shopping Dispute Highlights A Critical Problem For Retailers

Clarkson’s dispute with a Brooklyn retailer raises questions about customer service, shopping psychology and how businesses build consumer trust.