Welcome to Fox News’ Artificial Intelligence newsletter with the latest AI technology advancements.
IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
- How to get rid of unwanted AI on your phone
- Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees as tech giant reshapes its workforce
- Anthropic discloses breaches, security-related training pause in IPO filing
OPTING OUT: You pull out your phone to look something up on Google. Maybe you're researching a purchase or trying to find a restaurant. You expect a list of websites. Instead, Google serves up a lengthy artificial intelligence-generated answer before you even get to the search results. Sound familiar? I like AI when it helps me get something done. But sometimes I just want to search the internet without an AI summary appearing every time.
TAKING A HIKE: Microsoft on Monday announced a new voluntary buyout program that will cover about 60,000 eligible employees who can choose to leave the company with financial support and other career planning resources.
IPO BOMBSHELL: Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic disclosed that four of its AI models gained unauthorized access to external computer systems during security testing, while concerns over protecting its technology delayed training of a next-generation model for more than a month, according to a regulatory filing Monday.
WINDOW CLOSING: Microsoft researchers said in a study that a new artificial intelligence tool that can diagnose patients step by step, as a doctor would, was more than twice as accurate as general physicians at solving complex medical cases.
OPINION: The current narrative would have you believe that higher education is a dying institution. Experts consistently claim that a four-year degree is no longer worth the investment, warning that artificial intelligence (AI) is on the verge of rendering human labor obsolete.
OPINION: A century ago, when universities wanted to mold students into highly "literate" graduates, they exposed them to the greatest works of literature, assigned analytical essays and held classroom debates.
VOTER BACKLASH: Texas voter Mason McCallister discusses the growing backlash against secretive data center developments in rural communities. He explains data centers aren't good for communities 'long-term' and calls for greater transparency from developers and officials. He emphasizes the importance of 'transparency' when building.
BOT TRAINING: A San Francisco startup reportedly posted a job offering $20 an hour to walk robot dogs through city streets as it works to train AI to better navigate the real world.
BYTE THE DUST: Google parent Alphabet lost approximately $500 billion in market value Thursday after its shares plunged nearly 13% following disappointing quarterly earnings, marking the second-largest single-day market value loss in stock market history.
OPINION: With the midterm elections approaching, data centers have become an increasingly popular political target. Politicians are raising alarms about their impact on communities, with some calling for construction moratoriums or outright bans. There's been plenty of fearmongering. But the more Americans learn about data centers, and the more communities experience their benefits firsthand, the stronger the case for continued development becomes.
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Os estabelecimentos de alojamento turístico em Portugal registaram 890,2 milhões de euros em proveitos totais em setembro de 2026, um crescimento homólogo de 6,1%, enquanto as dormidas aumentaram 2%, para 8,7 milhões, o maior crescimento dos últimos quatro meses.
A média dos tempos máximos de espera no controlo de fronteiras do aeroporto de Lisboa situou-se nos 68 minutos em setembro de 2026, uma redução de 47% face ao mesmo mês do ano passado e o valor mais baixo registado em setembro nos últimos quatro anos.
A TAP Air Portugal inaugurou a sua nova ligação direta entre Lisboa e Orlando, na Florida, com três voos semanais, às segundas, quintas-feiras e sábados, e tarifas a partir de 529 euros.
Derrotas consecutivas com LASK Linz e Ac. Viseu aumentaram contestação em Alvalade. Rui Borges continua a sentir-se parte da solução e não do problema mas há vários sinais que mostram outra realidade.
A forma como as equipas de front-office e operações se apresentam desempenha um duplo papel: comunica os valores da marca antes de qualquer palavra ser dita e garante a funcionalidade necessária para quem cumpre turnos exigentes.
Diana Alves assumiu, em agosto de 2026, o cargo de diretora de vendas do Evolution Lisboa, unidade hoteleira do grupo SANA Hotels, localizada no Saldanha.
Facilitadora de processos de aprendizagem e desenvolvimento humano, com mais de 20 anos de experiência, Christelle Rodrigues integra a programação da terceira edição do evento, que se realiza a 17 de novembro, na Universidade NOVA de Lisboa.
Mais de 18.000 unidades hoteleiras aderiram a uma ação judicial contra a Booking Holdings, acusando a empresa de práticas anticoncorrenciais relacionadas com cláusulas de paridade de preços.
A China Southern Airlines registou um crescimento homólogo de quase 90% no volume de vendas no mercado português entre janeiro e setembro de 2026. A companhia aérea chinesa, que não tem atualmente voos diretos para Portugal, prevê reforçar a ligação Madrid–Guangzhou (Cantão) para uma operação diária no verão de 2027.
As estâncias termais da região geraram 7,8 milhões de euros em 2025, mais 16% do que no ano anterior, e receberam 75.778 clientes. O crescimento foi particularmente expressivo no termalismo de bem-estar, que aumentou mais de 54%.
“O mercado não está alinhado na proteção das agências de viagens”, alertou Miguel Quintas, chairman da Airmet, no discurso de abertura da 22.ª Convenção do grupo, que arranca esta sexta-feira, na Póvoa de Varzim. O responsável apontou “três grandes desafios” em que considera faltar união e uma posição conjunta do setor: a transposição da Diretiva das Viagens Organizadas, a questão dos consultores de viagens e a fiscalidade.
BI's big event in NYC, which I had the honor of hosting, featured leaders from across the business spectrum. From AI infrastructure and healthcare to video games and publishing, we had it all covered.
You'd think such a wide-ranging group would be facing very different challenges. And on a granular level, they are. Carolyn Tisch Blodgett's daily efforts to gain support for Gotham FC are very different from John Santora's day-to-day work turning around WeWork.
But one big takeaway I had from the day — and something I heard repeatedly from people I spoke with at the event — is that the big-picture challenges are the same. And hearing how top leaders are navigating them was incredibly helpful.
Maybe that's growing your business in the face of some political surprises (Nubank cofounder Cristina Junqueira). Maybe it's pivoting a company to lean into the AI era (CEO of Allbirds-turned-Smartbird Nadia Carlsten). Or maybe it's just about taking the right steps to stay healthy in your daily life (Take-Two Interactive CEO and chairman Strauss Zelnick).
After all, we're all thinking about the long play.
The room was full of schmoozing and musing. Our reporter Henry Chandonnet networked with founders fine-tuning pitches, contemplating the future of work, and sharing laughs from their seats at The Long Play. From the hot takes to the aha moments and surprisingly (in Henry's words!) good food, see what it was like in the room.
From history-making supermodel to leading a brand empire. Ashley Graham's career spans from being the first-ever plus-size model on the cover of Sports Illustrated to building a business portfolio. She shared why raising money for her alcohol brand was "very, very hard and humbling." You can watch her discuss vision boarding and how rejection has made her better in business with BI's Leena Rao.
The guy behind one of gaming's most anticipated releases has some health advice. Strauss Zelnick leads the company behind Grand Theft Auto, but he keeps some simple, healthy habits. He shared the eight he lives by and why peptides aren't one of them. And much like his health regimen, Zelnick prefers a clear-cut management style, prioritizing direct CEO access and avoiding "toxic" discretionary pay programs.
O Turismo de Portugal participa na feira, de 3 a 5 de novembro, com um stand de 1.025 m², que reúne também as sete Agências Regionais de Promoção Turística. O Reino Unido continua a ser o principal mercado internacional para Portugal, tendo gerado mais de 3,1 mil milhões de euros em receitas turísticas entre janeiro e agosto de 2026.
A 49.ª edição da prova realiza-se de 9 a 23 de janeiro, em Portugal e Marrocos, depois de a organização ter decidido abandonar excecionalmente a Arábia Saudita devido ao contexto geopolítico no Médio Oriente.
A nova ligação iniciou-se a 23 de outubro e conta com três frequências semanais, às segundas, quartas e sextas-feiras. Lisboa passa a ser o quarto destino da companhia aérea em Portugal, juntando-se ao Porto, Funchal e Ponta Delgada.
A unidade de 465 quartos será integrada na linha urbana RIU Plaza e passará a ser gerida pelo grupo a 1 de abril de 2027. É o primeiro hotel da cadeia na cidade de Barcelona, após mais de uma década à procura de uma oportunidade de investimento no destino.
Dados revelados com meses de atraso têm várias curiosidades sobre desempenho das escolas. Falámos com Iúri Rodrigues, o comandante da PSP nos protestos de Lisboa. Não há maioria nas eleições em Israel
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