Tech

'Slow this thing down': Sanders warns US has no clue about speed and scale of coming AI revolution

After meeting with unspecified tech leaders, senator calls for urgent policy action as companies race to build ever more powerful systems

Scrubs: the cast’s chemistry is still so sparky it totally carries this zinger-packed comeback

Dr Cox is still electrifying, the original cast’s interactions are a joy to watch, and after a couple of episodes it finds its tone – making it just the comfort TV we need right now

The Guide #231: How the Hunt for the Next James Bond Became the Franchise's Best Marketing Tool

In this week’s newsletter: The race to crown a new 007 has become its own long-running spectacle, turning the search for Bond into an event as big as the films themselves

How I Brought in $789K Selling Landline Phones in 6 Months

Cat Goetze, 29, wanted to spend less time on her cellphone, so she created a bluetooth compatible landline phone. Cat's business, Physical Phones, currently sells three styles of phones that range from $90 to $110. To date, the business has sold over 7,500 phones.

Watch CNBC's full interview with Microsoft President Brad Smith at the AI Impact Summit in India

Microsoft President Brad Smith told CNBC’s Arjun Kharpal that U.S. tech companies should “worry a little bit” about the subsidies their Chinese competitors receive from their government in the AI race. They were speaking at the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, India.

Google Gemini's AI cricket coach teaches CNBC batting techniques

Live for Squawk Box Europe from the AI Impact summit in New Delhi, CNBC's Arjun Kharpal gets tips on his swing from Google Gemini's AI cricket coach, and basks in its praise. Anchor Steve Sedgwick is less convinced.