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The security workers who guard OpenAI and Anthropic could go on strike
Hi, Welcome Welcome back September 03, 2026 The security workers who guard OpenAI and Anthropic could go on strike BY Pavithra Mohan This week, the security workers who stand guard outside some of Silicon Valley’s most deep-pocketed AI companies decided they were ready to go on strike if necessary. The unionized workers, who are represented by … Continue reading The security workers who guard OpenAI and Anthropic could go on strike
Google’s new AI weather model uses live satellite data for higher-resolution forecasts
Google’s new AI weather model uses live satellite data for higher-resolution forecasts WeatherNext 3 is also supposed to be much better at predicting precipitation. By Ian Carlos Campbell Sept. 3, 2026 Google Google DeepMind has released the WeatherNext 3, an updated version of its last AI-powered weather model that it claims offers even more … Continue reading Google’s new AI weather model uses live satellite data for higher-resolution forecasts
This Labor Day: forecast, backcast, rest, and dream
September 03, 2026 This Labor Day: forecast, backcast, rest, and dream BY Natalie Nixon How have the ways you labor changed over the years? My very first job that my social security benefits will register goes back to working in a local Roy Rogers fast food restaurant at age 16, serving fried chicken and biscuits. I … Continue reading This Labor Day: forecast, backcast, rest, and dream
Maybe we were wrong about Perplexity
September 03, 2026 Maybe we were wrong about Perplexity BY Mark Sullivan Welcome to AI Decoded, Fast Company‘s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of AI. I’m Mark Sullivan, a senior writer at Fast Company, covering emerging tech, AI, and tech policy. Sign up to receive this newsletter every week … Continue reading Maybe we were wrong about Perplexity
Rapid AI changes mean GEO is a weekly job now
AI answers keep changing, so PR, SEO, and content need a shared view of what buyers ask, which sources get cited, and what moves each week. By Shama Hyder Published on September 3, 2026 GEO isn’t a campaign you launch and check in on once a quarter. As AI engines increasingly answer buyers’ questions … Continue reading Rapid AI changes mean GEO is a weekly job now
How AI could kill ‘corporate ick’
September 03, 2026 How AI could kill ‘corporate ick’ BY Lindsay Dodgson Imagine a workplace where you spend less time attached to a keyboard, worrying about how to word an email, write a report, craft a LinkedIn post, polish a presentation deck, or sound professional enough in an office-wide memo. Instead, you stop hunching over a … Continue reading How AI could kill ‘corporate ick’
Adobe brings 70+ tools from Photoshop, Illustrator and more to Slack
Adobe brings 70+ tools from Photoshop, Illustrator and more to Slack Prepare for a lot of chatting with Slackbot. By Anna Washenko Sept. 2, 2026 Adobe Adobe announced a new integration with Slack, adding more than 70 tools from its popular apps to the communication service. The capabilities include features from Adobe Firefly, … Continue reading Adobe brings 70+ tools from Photoshop, Illustrator and more to Slack
How to navigate a values conflict at work as a leader
September 03, 2026 How to navigate a values conflict at work as a leader BY Art Markman In general, your satisfaction with work is driven in part by whether your organization has a mission that is aligned with your values and goes about its work in a manner that is consistent with how you choose to … Continue reading How to navigate a values conflict at work as a leader
Marketers are media measurement’s biggest problem
Stop customizing your way around fragmented data. Start unifying it for your own reporting and for an industry waiting on you to lead. By Angelina Eng Published on September 2, 2026 We love blaming walled gardens for grading their own homework. Fair enough. But everyone’s doing it. Agencies, brands, and platforms configure measurement … Continue reading Marketers are media measurement’s biggest problem
Google Lets Users ‘Import Memories’ Into Gemini
Google Lets Users ‘Import Memories’ Into Gemini by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, September 2, 2026 Google DeepMind Senior Vice President and Chief AI Architect Koray Kavukcuoglu shared in a video interview that the company increasingly views Gemini as an AI agent, not a chatbot. This explains why Google CEO Sundar Pichai believes agentic AI is … Continue reading Google Lets Users ‘Import Memories’ Into Gemini
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