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Where Will the Next Breakout Startup Come From? Benchmark's Full⭐8
Benchmark’s full partnership joins TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to discuss where the next breakout startups will come from and what founders are getting wrong.
Meet the Next Wave of VCs Judging Startup Battlefield 200 at⭐8
Meet the new VC judges for Startup Battlefield 200 at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, and learn how top investors evaluate startups before they invest.
Can John Ternus Find Apple's Next Big Thing?⭐8
John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO in 2026. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman discusses Siri's AI overhaul, Tim Cook's legacy, and Apple's next big thing.
UN Says AI Safeguards Can’t Wait for Certainty⭐9
UN report urges immediate AI safeguards, warning that waiting for certainty is a risk the world can't afford as global powers seek cooperation on AI safety.
Amazon Blocks Meta's Muse AI Agent from Shopping on Its Platform⭐8
Amazon blocks Meta's Muse AI agent from shopping on its platform, escalating tensions over autonomous AI shopping agents and control of e-commerce ecosystems.
Is the AI Industry Really Ready to Slow Down?⭐9
Anthropic's Dario Amodei wants to slow AI development, while Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Trump push back. We debate whether safety plans are serious.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang Says AI Fears Are Overblown: '0% Chance'⭐9
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says there's a "0% chance" AI ends the world, dismissing existential fears as overblown amid the growing AI safety debate.
Trump Calls for Creation of an 'AI Force,' Claims Data Centers⭐8
Trump proposes an "AI Force" and claims data centers benefit host communities, amid growing local opposition over energy use and infrastructure strain.
Humans, Not Rogue AI, Remain the Biggest Cybersecurity Risk to⭐8
80% of energy cyberattacks still exploit human error, not AI. Discover why people remain the biggest security risk to energy systems in 2026—and how AI makes th...
Meta’s Muse Is Creepy—But Maybe Not for the Reasons You Think⭐9
Meta’s Muse AI assistant feels creepy, but the real unease stems from how it works—and what Meta hasn’t disclosed about its opaque inner workings.