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Wednesday, 23 September 2026

Meta introduces camera-free AI glasses

TechCrunch 3 weeks ago 8 ● 13 sources

Meta introduced its first camera-free AI glasses, the Ray-Ban Meta Audio, at its Connect 2026 conference and positioned them as audio-only alternatives to prior AI glasses criticism. The Ray-Ban Meta Audio starts at $349 and weighs 43 grams. With no built-in camera, Meta is shifting its AI glasses lineup toward audio features like calls and translation while separately advancing its next-generation camera glasses (Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3).

Containment is dead: Five takeaways from the AI ROI in Contact Center Summit

SiliconANGLE 3 weeks ago 27

Contact center leaders and vendors argued that “containment” should be abandoned as AI value shifts from deflecting calls to managing full customer journeys with better human handoffs. 98% of companies deploy AI somewhere along the customer journey, but only 15% combine agentic AI with cross-departmental orchestration. The focus changes to outcome-based resolution metrics, enterprise governance and openness, and internal orchestration work to scale pilots successfully.

The Transformation Edge: Why AI is forcing the CFO and CHRO to rewrite the enterprise together

SiliconANGLE 3 weeks ago 45 ● 2 sources

The article argues that AI is forcing enterprises to merge CFO and CHRO responsibilities into a new “workforce economics” operating model that treats capital investment and human capability together. It cites an IBM Institute for Business Value CHRO study released on Sept. 21 finding that only 26% of organizations clearly define work across human-led, AI-assisted, and AI-executed activities. As a result, companies are redesigning workflows end-to-end and shifting decisions on hiring, reskilling, and automation into a single finance-and-talent system rather than separate department planning.

Workforce economics emerges as AI reshapes the C-suite

SiliconANGLE 3 weeks ago 51 ● 2 sources

IBM is reframing enterprise decisions around a new “workforce economics” approach as AI reshapes workflows and forces tighter CFO–CHRO collaboration. It says it generated $4.5 billion in productivity over the past three years and is targeting $5.5 billion in 2026. The company shifts from treating AI as individual productivity tooling to redesigning end-to-end workflows and reinvesting productivity into workforce skills and broader growth instead of only cost changes.

YouTube Music gets more conversational with new AI features

TechCrunch 3 weeks ago 37 ● 5 sources

YouTube is adding AI-powered features to YouTube Music to help listeners discover music, explore artists, and find podcasts. The updates include “Ask Music,” which can respond across YouTube Music’s catalog of more than 300 million songs. Your Podcast Lineup and Ask Music will appear inside the YouTube Music app for YouTube Music and YouTube Premium subscribers worldwide as they roll out soon.

StrictlyVC at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Inside the changing rules of venture capital

TechCrunch 3 weeks ago 56 ● 6 sources

StrictlyVC is hosting an investor-focused session at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to discuss how AI-driven startup scaling is shifting venture capital, dealmaking, and IPO readiness. Registration for the Disrupt Investor Pass requires enrolling by September 25, 11:59 p.m. PT to save $200. The event packages networking and multiple panels into a dated, structured program aimed at founders and investors navigating a new funding landscape.

3 days left to save up to $200 and make impactful connections at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

TechCrunch 3 weeks ago 27 ● 5 sources

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 announced that ticket savings of up to $200 end in three days, ahead of a September 25 deadline for lower prices. The discounted pricing for Disrupt 2026 ends on September 25 at 11:59 p.m. PT. It also added an option for a second pass at 50% off and promotes AI-powered matchmaking for 1:1 meetings via the TechCrunch Events app.

Spotify’s is giving you the keys to its recommendation algorithm with US launch of ‘Taste Profile’

TechCrunch 3 weeks ago 9

Spotify began rolling out its “Taste Profile” feature to U.S. Premium subscribers so they can view and edit how it understands their audio taste and adjust Home feed recommendations. The rollout starts for listeners ages 18 and up. After users send natural-language requests, Spotify updates recommendations on their Home page within a few hours, and the feature remains in beta without a wider-release date.

4YFN27 Awards open for entries

Startups Magazine 47

4YFN opened entries for the 4YFN27 Awards to let digital startups apply for investor review and pitching at the event in Barcelona. The overall winner will receive a €20,000 cash prize, with applications due by 26 October 2026 at 17:00 CET. The program adds a Top 20 shortlist that gets €1,500 and an exhibition pod, followed by category finalists pitching on stage for the winner selection.

MSCI CEO: why markets must catch up with physical climate risk

Fortune 14

MSCI CEO said climate-related physical risk is being undervalued by financial markets despite rising extreme-weather impacts. From 2020 to 2024, the world saw 99 extreme-heat events versus 14 in the 1980s, and MSCI reported that only 27% of over 25,000 firms (2023–2025) provided substantial disclosure on physical climate risk. The CEO argues markets should improve transparency and use location-based tools, including AI, so physical risk is priced more accurately.

Climate tech VC fundraising is down almost 40%, but AI is driving deals

Fortune 10

Climate-focused venture capital has shifted back into focus as AI increases demand for energy for data centers while climate-tech fundraising has weakened. Fundraising for climate-specialist VCs in 2025 was down nearly 40% from 2024 even as energy and related startups drew much more capital. Investors say AI is pulling more deal activity toward climate-compatible energy and storage, and climate investors are increasingly co-investing alongside generalists on a larger share of caps tables.

Americans Fear AI Will Make the World Worse, Love It Anyway

404 Media 3 weeks ago 40 ● 125 sources

Gallup and Microsoft found that Americans are among the few surveyed where negative emotions about AI outweigh positive ones. The study polled people in 37 countries, with a median of 81% aware of AI but only 43% using it daily. The results suggest adoption and trust track together in some places, while the US largely doesn’t follow the global pattern and shows widespread worry alongside optimism.

German AI startup mika raises €6M to simplify accounting and tax for SMEs

Tech.eu 3 weeks ago 41

mika, a Berlin-based vertical AI startup, raised a €6M seed round to build an AI-native financial operating system for German SMEs’ bookkeeping and tax filing workflows. The funding includes participation from Smedvig Ventures and Care4 AG, with the round valuing the effort at €6 million. The company will expand usage and use the capital to support growth and further develop its platform as more SMEs adopt it.

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