Alexis Crystal Nao Takashima Iroha Tsubaki Rei Hoshino Natsumi Hayakawa Mari Hirose Kristen Scott Nanako Nanahara Misa Mizu...

Alexis Crystal

Nao Takashima

Iroha Tsubaki

Rei Hoshino

Natsumi Hayakawa

Mari Hirose

Kristen Scott

Nanako Nanahara

Misa

Mizuki

Haruka Suzuno

Miku Aida

An Hayase

Saki Kawanami

Aika Suzumiya

Ria Kurumi

Nagi Tsukino

Aya Komatsu

Sara

Mayu Sakurai

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- Anthropic Said to Choose Nasdaq for Much-Anticipated IPOによって Bailey Lipschultz 2026年9月13日 に PM 6:03 に
Anthropic PBC has picked Nasdaq as its listing venue ahead of a potential record-setting initial public offering, according to a person familiar with the matter.
- Jeffries Says Democrats to Meet Tuesday on AI Action: ABC Newsによって Sam Kim 2026年9月13日 に PM 2:27 に
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries says Democrats plan a caucus on Tuesday morning on action on artificial intelligence, according to a transcript of his interview with ABC’s This Week.
- Apple’s iPhone Duo Will Make Foldable Phones the New Normal; Apple Store Revampによって Mark Gurman 2026年9月13日 に PM 2:00 に
Also: The company prepares a retail store shake-up.
- Trump Downplays AI Concerns as CEOs Call for Slowing Paceによって Skylar Woodhouse and María Paula Mijares Torres 2026年9月13日 に PM 1:59 に
President Donald Trump downplayed the growing alarm over risks from artificial intelligence after some of the industry’s leaders called for slowing the pace of development of the technology.
- Investors See AI Slowdown as a Temporary Step2026年9月13日 に PM 1:41 に
Calls to slow AI development may create near-term uncertainty for markets, but BMO Capital Markets’ Jennifer Lee is on Bloomberg This Weekend and says the technology’s infrastructure, investment and demand are unlikely to reverse course. She says concerns about jobs, data centers and profitability could temper the pace of growth, even as labor shortages and the push for automation keep AI’s longer-term economic expansion intact. (Source: Bloomberg)
- Rogue AI Breakouts Raise Pressure for New Rules2026年9月13日 に PM 1:13 に
Rapid advances in AI and incidents involving autonomous AI agents are intensifying concerns that safeguards and government oversight are failing to keep pace with the technology. Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Gautam Mukunda argues on Bloomberg This Weekend that voluntary industry measures are insufficient and says stronger independent oversight and legal accountability may be needed as increasingly capable systems act in unexpected ways. (Source: Bloomberg)
- Johnson Calls for Meeting With AI Leaders Before Any Legislationによって Tony Czuczka 2026年9月13日 に PM 12:57 に
House Speaker Mike Johnson says any federal legislation on artificial intelligence shouldn’t be rushed and “we need to summon” AI industry leaders to “one big meeting” first.
- AI Industry Faces Pressure to Slow the Race2026年9月13日 に PM 12:05 に
The AI industry is confronting a growing tension between racing to build more powerful systems and concerns that those systems could become harder to understand and control. Joining David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend are Bloomberg Opinion Technology Columnist Parmy Olson and Bloomberg News Executive Editor Technology & Strategic Industries Mike Shepard. Olson and Shepard examine the commercial and national security forces driving development, the push for greater […]
