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Former CEA Chair on Jobs Report, GDP Growth
US appeals court blocks Minnesota law barring ’nudified’ photos in XAI lawsuit
Chinese auto show debuts in Argentina as sales surge
Boeing 737 Max Software Glitch Deemed No Safety Issue by FAA
Morgan Stanley's Nike Analyst on quarterly earnings
Stocks rise after weak US jobs data but bonds resume selling
Pam Bondi’s Secret DOJ Email Address Revealed
Apple Releases iOS Update to Address iPhone 18 Pro Max Glitch
Cerebras Shares Reach All-Time Low Amid Nvidia Pressure and Lockup Expiration
EMVCo Framework Targets Consumer Intent in Agentic Payments
EM Assets Find Relief as US Jobs Data Eases Rate Fears
Lukoil Loses Bid to Dismiss Suit Over Franchisee Fuel Pricing
Former Labor Secretary Rob Reich on Sept. Jobs Report
Colombia stocks lower at close of trade; COLCAP down 0.59%
US appeals court blocks Minnesota’s AI ’nudification’ law for now in XAI lawsuit
CME Shelves Plans for 24/7 Oil Contract Amid Industry Qualms
Anthropic Announces $100 Million Investment in AI Engineer Training
Trump says he did not ’jump the gun’ on South Korea Alaska LNG investment announcement
Oil set for weekly loss on supply recovery, G7’s release of emergency stocks
Disney licenses lineup of movies, TV shows to Netflix including ’Ice Age,’ ’Will Trent’
Trump: not going to be doing diesel export ban
Trump pushes South Korea on $54B Alaska LNG venture, warns of tariff hikes
F.D.A. Found Cyclospora During Taylor Farms Inspection in Mexico
Paramount’s Ellison sets studio leadership ahead of Warner Bros. deal - Bloomberg
American Airlines Lets Loyalty Program Members Combine Cash and Miles
Dollar Falls as Soft Job Data Roils Timing of Fed Rate-Hike Bets
Wall Street Tries to Live With 5% Yields as Market Cracks Grow
Healey set to park difficult choices with ‘breathing space’ UK Budget
Archer says US court narrows Joby Aero lawsuit claims
Community banks sue regulator over crypto firm charters
Explainer-What we know about the Cornell University rape investigation
Spiking bond yields, midterms, earnings to test US stocks’ typical fourth-quarter strength
Federal Reserve Board announces approval of application by Fleur Capital Corporation
Treasury Yields Climb, Adding to Weekly Gains | Closing Bell
FAA Says Boeing 737 Max Computer Glitch Is Not Safety Issue
CME Shelves Plans for 24/7 Oil Contract After Industry Pushback
US Stocks Close Higher with Nasdaq 100 Reaching Record Levels
U.S. stocks higher at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.49%
US FAA says Boeing 737 MAX software glitch poses no safety issue
Southport Acquisition Corp. II raises $210M in NYSE IPO
U.S. stocks end higher as Fed hike bets wane, but post weekly loss on bond rout
Stocks climb after weak US jobs data, but bonds resume selling
Dollar set for fourth weekly gain versus euro
German Economy Might Grow 1% This Year, Bundesbank Chief Says
Stablecoins Hand Manufacturers a Working Capital Windfall, if CFOs Move
AWS Launches AI Agent to Audit Customer Cloud Environments
Bank AI Job Postings Jump 49% as Agents Go to Work
Why Robert Reich Is So Worried About Stagflation
Payments Canada Welcomes Six New Members
Equities close higher as softer jobs data quiets rate-hike expectations
Gold set for fifth negative week in six amid surging dollar, Treasury bond rout
WestJet first told Boeing about 737 MAX software glitch cleared by FAA, memo says
Cameroon secures $630m in loans for infrastructure projects
Nasdaq 100 Climbs to Record as Jobs Curb Fed Bets: Markets Wrap
Arctic sea routes boom as Gulf war and global warming divert shipping
Federal Reserve Board announces it will extend, until November 4, the comment period on its proposal to modernize Regulation O
Natural Gas trapped at $3.037 resistance cluster: Live levels
London Gas Oil clings to support in strong downtrend: Live levels
Why is Foghorn Therapeutics stock plunging today?
Nscale hires Meta veteran Justin Osofsky as COO ahead of planned IPO - Bloomberg
Germany may grow twice as fast this year as earlier thought, Bundesbank says
Community banks sue US regulator over crypto firm charters
Disney Would Offer ‘A Lot of Money’ To ‘Bluey’ Creator
A Fabulous Debt, These Are The Plunderers: Must-Read Books
FAA Reviews Boeing 737 Max Software Glitch, Declares No Flight-Safety Issue
Nadia Lovell: Equities Must Earn the Next Leg Up
US Job Growth Falls Short of Forecasts
October fall
Bitcoin Price Faces Key Support as Sellers Push Down from $87,334
OpenAI Hires Former White House Cyber Official as Regulators Probe AI Dangers
The former leader of artificial intelligence policy at the White House’s Office of the National Cyber Director, Thomas Lind, joined OpenAI, The Information reported Friday (Oct. 2), citing the head of OpenAI’s national security policy team.
Lind joined OpenAI this week and will lead cyber and strategic risk on the firm’s national security policy team, according to the report.
Lind served at ONCD from April 2025 to June 2026, most recently as head of policy and senior advisor to the director, according to his LinkedIn profile.
OpenAI’s national security policy team is led by Sasha Baker, former deputy undersecretary of defense for policy during the President Joe Biden administration, according to the report.
Baker told The Information, per the report: “Tom is a key addition to our national security team, bringing expertise across AI policy, cybersecurity and strategic risk. His hire reflects OpenAI’s continued investment in addressing the national security challenges of increasingly capable AI and ensuring this technology is used to benefit and protect the country. His expertise is even more important as AI becomes central to the national security agenda, with the Office of National Cyber Director playing a growing role in shaping AI policy.”
Politico reported in June that Lind was planning to leave ONCD to spend more time with his family. The report said there had been a string of departures of White House tech policy leaders after President Donald Trump signed an AI executive order on June 2.
Nextgov/FCW reported Aug. 6 that Lind said during a panel discussion at a conference that the rapid proliferation of AI cyber tools beyond governments and large firms had drastically reduced the response times available to policymakers and defenders.
Reuters reported Wednesday (Sept. 30) that OpenAI is among the leading AI developers that are facing an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission that is focused on the potential dangers AI poses to consumers.
A senior commission official said in the report that the incident in which OpenAI agents probed the AI coding hub Hugging Face for vulnerabilities before carrying out a large-scale attack led to added urgency around the issue.
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Source: PYMNTS.com