Jaime Botin

False claims about AI reaching AGI is a booming industry. How can we cope with it? Here are key insights, along with why the falsehoods are devilish. An inside scoop.

It appears the Cleveland Guardians will enter the 2026 season counting on their exciting young players to help carry the team's offensive hopes.

Andrew Tate and Chase DeMoor fight Saturday in Dubai. Ring walks are expected around 5 p.m. ET. Here's how to watch on Rumble Premium.

Authorities said the suspected gunman was identified as 48-year-old Claudio Neves Valente, a Portuguese national and former Brown student.

TikTok’s U.S. deal advances. Meta defends its VR strategy, Google and Xreal preview Android XR glasses.

The Crimson Tide and Sooners meet in Norman, Okla. in the first of four opening round College Football Playoff games. The winner meets No. 1 Indiana on New Year's Day.

Analysts say Russian Orthodox Church-linked lobbying on Capitol Hill reflects familiar Kremlin information warfare tactics.

James Cameron is back with “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” How does its Rotten Tomatoes critics’ score compare to the first two “Avatar” movies?

“Avatar: Fire and Ash,” the third film in the sci-fi franchise following 2009’s "Avatar" and 2023’s "Avatar: The Way of Water," is new in theaters Friday. Who are the core cast members featured in the film?

Adobe continued to expand its FIrefly AI tool as a Swiss Army knife of video and images, with exclusive access to Runway's new Gen-4.5 model and long-term development plans.

Looking for help with today's New York Times Pips? We'll walk you through today's puzzle and help you match dominoes to tiles.

Spanish billionaire, Jaime Botin was sentenced to jail on Thursday for using his superyacht to smuggle a Picasso painting out of the country.

Jaime Botin owns, but could potentially lose, a rare 1906 Picasso, “Head of a Young Woman”, which the Spanish government has prevented from leaving the country. A court in Spain has ordered Botin to stand trial for allegedly attempting to smuggle the artwork in 2015.

As a continent, Europe defied some of the trend across the rest of the Forbes 2016 Billionaires List: New fortunes were created, though overall net worth fell compared to 2015.

When it comes to creating wealth, America still reigns supreme. The U.S. boasts 540 billionaires, more than any other country on the planet and more than all of Europe combined. Here's the full list of every American with a ten-digit fortune.

It's hard for masterpieces by Picasso to move around the globe. When they do move, they're usually accompanied by many deep and fine layers of security, many complex legal arrangements attended by very expensive lawyers, and quite often by millions of dollars changing hands. These things don't move easily, in [...]

Check out the record 268 new members of the billionaires list.