Today in one line
🗞️ Today felt like a tug-of-war: geopolitics and regulation inject uncertainty, while platforms keep shipping attention-optimizing changes and AI safety gates. What will matter more in 2026—policy, or product?
Top 10 — News
- US regulator appeals Meta’s antitrust win US regulators appeal a court loss in the Meta antitrust case, keeping pressure on platform competition policy.
- Global markets on alert as Europe to suspend approval of US trade deal Markets react as Europe signals it may pause approving a US trade deal, raising near-term policy risk.
- Anthropic’s CEO stuns Davos with Nvidia criticism At Davos, Anthropic's CEO criticizes chipmakers and policy moves tied to selling advanced chips to China.
- Netflix earned $1.5 billion from ads in 2025 Netflix says it earned $1.5B from ads in 2025 and expects advertising to grow further in 2026.
- Dollar and US stocks fall as Trump says ‘no going back’ on Greenland bid Geopolitical rhetoric around Greenland spills into markets, pushing stocks and the dollar lower.
- US to remove 200 Nato military personnel from duty The US plans to remove 200 NATO military personnel from duty amid broader tensions with European allies.
- Why neither Asia nor the US has produced a rival to ASML An FT explainer on why ASML remains uniquely hard to replicate in lithography—and why rivals haven't emerged.
- Carney warns of ‘rupture’ to global order as Trump rattles allies Carney frames a possible "rupture" in the global order as allies brace for renewed US pressure.
- In an effort to protect young users, ChatGPT will now predict how old you are OpenAI is adding age-estimation to reduce minors' exposure to sensitive content.
- Trump admin admits DOGE employees had access to off-limits Social Security data
A report says DOGE-linked staff had access to restricted Social Security data, raising governance concerns.
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Full list — News (10)
US regulators appeal a court loss in the Meta antitrust case, keeping pressure on platform competition policy.
Geopolitical rhetoric around Greenland spills into markets, pushing stocks and the dollar lower.
The US plans to remove 200 NATO military personnel from duty amid broader tensions with European allies.
An FT explainer on why ASML remains uniquely hard to replicate in lithography—and why rivals haven't emerged.
Carney frames a possible "rupture" in the global order as allies brace for renewed US pressure.
Markets react as Europe signals it may pause approving a US trade deal, raising near-term policy risk.
At Davos, Anthropic's CEO criticizes chipmakers and policy moves tied to selling advanced chips to China.
OpenAI is adding age-estimation to reduce minors' exposure to sensitive content.
Netflix says it earned $1.5B from ads in 2025 and expects advertising to grow further in 2026.
A report says DOGE-linked staff had access to restricted Social Security data, raising governance concerns.