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Is Anthropic's future at risk? Navigating AI safety and geopolitics in 2026

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By Vernon Pillay
| Fast Company South Africa Verified
Vernon Pillay|Published 32 minutes ago Anthropic logo is seen in this illustration taken May 20, 2024. Image: REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration In a tumultuous early 2026, Anthropic, once hailed as a leader in ethical artificial intelligence, finds itself at the centre of converging debates over national security, global competition, corporate ethics, and data governance.
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Meet the new CEO of Microsoft Gaming: Asha Sharma

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By Vernon Pillay
| Fast Company South Africa Verified
Vernon Pillay|Published 11 minutes ago . Image: Microsoft Corporate Microsoft Gaming’s generational transition marks a pivotal moment for one of the world’s largest entertainment businesses, not only for the technology and video-gaming sectors but also for corporate leadership diversity.
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Is the celebrity creative director era a smart strategy or fashion's biggest gamble?

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By Vernon Pillay
| Fast Company South Africa Verified
Vernon Pillay|Published 8 minutes ago When A$AP Rocky was announced as part of Ray-Ban’s new creative push, it felt like less of a surprise and more like the latest move in a fashion industry that has decisively merged celebrity, culture and commerce. Luxury and lifestyle brands have been recruiting musicians, actors and influencers as creative directors at an accelerating pace, and not just as brand ambassadors, but as people shaping product lines, campaigns and long-term aesthetic direction.
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