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Nvidia’s single point of failure. India’s paperwork. AI’s trust problem. Big Tech’s empire. Hackers want keys. Tap a card to see it full size, or a headline for the whole story.

  1. Explainer: Nvidia is nearly 7% of the S&P 500; Huang admits an affair amid spy claims, the board investigates, and directors average 18 years on a board with no chair and no obvious successor.01Nvidia's boss problem goes systemic
  2. Explainer: a BofA estimate says only 20-30% of eligible Indian exports use FTA benefits; certificates, audits, wary suppliers, Chinese inputs and customs disputes hold small firms back.02Trade deals need paperwork muscle
  3. Explainer: about 50% of workers use unapproved shadow AI, per Deloitte; tighter rules push use underground, while rewarding flaw-finding, training and local decisions offers a way out.03Watching staff drives AI underground
  4. Explainer: in a DuckDuckGo survey, 32% of Americans had told a chatbot something kept from those closest to them; AI firms, reviewers and law enforcement can see chats, and settings can limit training use.04Your chatbot is not a diary
  5. Explainer: Anthropic seeks a $1.5tn IPO valuation as Alphabet, SpaceX and Nvidia push to own the whole AI stack; labs and neoclouds look most exposed, while giants face regulators.05AI's empire builders face a storm
  6. Explainer: over $6bn in digital assets was taken from Binance, which the FBI blames on North Korea; freezers were hacked and AI-found bugs hit PHP sites, so security costs must rise.06Your freezer is now an attack surface

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