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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Time Magazine
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Cristina Etcheberry Is on the 2026 TIME100 Next (opens the original)
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Cristina Etcheberry is helping businesses across Latin America collect recurring payments without friction. Toku, a platform she co-founded in 2020, handles about $8 billion annually for more than 500 corporate customers, including Chevrolet and major insurers like Zurich and MetLife. Toku aims to free businesses from chasing missed bills and matching payment records across disconnected banking systems. Like technology, the Santiago, Chile native moves fast, decamping to Mexico City less than a
He Helped Build Powerful AI at OpenAI and Anthropic. Now He's Afraid It Could Kill Us (opens the original)
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For three years, Jacob Coxon helped train increasingly powerful AI systems at OpenAI and Anthropic. On Sept. 8, he walked away. “I resigned from Anthropic today,” Coxon posted on X. “Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives.” His dire warning amassed more than 90 million views in less than 24 hours. What did Coxon see that made him walk away? No single breakthrough, he says. His resignation was driven instead
Why Nvidia’s Hugging Face Deal Is Really About Its Biggest Threat (opens the original)
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Nvidia has reportedly agreed to buy popular AI library Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. The deal is partly a hedge against an emerging threat: AI companies which consume enormous quantities of Nvidia hardware are increasingly developing chips of their own. In a future where AI becomes centralized in a small group of players with their own chips, those companies could demand lower prices from Nvidia or bypass it altogether. Hugging Face, an online hub where developers share open AI models and data
TIME100 AI 2026: Mira Murati (opens the original)
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Mira Murati says she wants you to have a choice. Major AI companies have cohered around proprietary, one-size-fits-all intelligence rented by the token. They are also racing to automate more of what humans do, she says. In 2025, she founded Thinking Machines Lab to build an alternative: models you customize with your data, then steer through more humanlike interaction. The result, she says, will be to extend human agency, rather than handing it off to machines. To pursue this alternate vision, T
TIME100 AI 2026: Emil Michael (opens the original)
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Emil Michael led the Pentagon’s negotiations with Anthropic over military AI safety guardrails, attempting to strongarm one of the world’s fastest-growing companies into accepting terms it deemed unacceptable. When Anthropic refused in February, Michael helped trigger an unprecedented reaction: designating it a supply chain risk—the first time the label has been applied to an American outfit. Michael, a former Uber executive, was no stranger to dealmaking. A decade ago, he led the negotiations b
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