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9 stories dated February 2026.
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Klarna's first annual report as a public company puts the AI's work at more than 850 agents and about $59 million in savings. Its customer service and operations bill rose 2%, to $207 million.
The Climate Action Reserve issued Indigo 1,178,081 credits in its fifth issuance. The registry says just two projects account for every credit issued under its soil protocol.
Customers complained that Olive, the Australian grocer's chatbot, talked about its mother and claimed to be a real person. Woolworths says people wrote the birthday lines, and it has removed them.
The Fifth Circuit found 16 fabricated quotations in a reply brief. It said the sanction would likely have been lower if the lawyer had owned up.
The registered auditor uploaded the course manual to an AI tool. KPMG Australia has caught 28 such cases since July and says it will now disclose them.
EIA data show battery storage is now the second-largest slice of planned 2026 U.S. capacity. 2025 still fell short of what developers planned.
Verra says that, once fully issued, it will be the first VM0042 issuance in North America. Credits cover 2019–2022 removals across about 4 million acres and 158 ranchers. Prices weren't disclosed.
Gatik's investor Koch says the startup's medium-duty trucks now carry retail freight with no driver or safety observer. The figures behind that come from Gatik.
The air-conditioner maker and Hitachi built a chat tool that reads equipment drawings and suggests causes and fixes. Hitachi now sells it, and the only test results come from the two companies.