For the fifth straight year, Forbes is building the definitive list of the 50 most powerful social media content creators. Do you know someone making millions of dollars and attracting millions of fans as they shape culture, style, entertainment, and taste? Nominate them (or yourself!) today. Nominations close on April 1, 2026. We will publish the 2026 Forbes Top Creators
On Monday, Anthropic filed its lawsuit against the Department of Defense over being designated as a supply chain risk. Hours later, nearly 40 employees from OpenAI and Google — including Jeff Dean, Google’s chief scientist and Gemini lead — filed an amicus brief in support of Anthropic’s lawsuit, detailing their concerns over the
Artificial intelligence has a trust problem and companies — particularly those like Amazon, Microsoft, OpenAI and others — are facing an uphill battle trying to solve it. Amazon made more deliberate efforts late last month to better manage the narrative. The company hosted its first “editorial exchange” event in Seattle late
After complaining for years that Gen Z grads are difficult to work with, bosses are no longer all talk, no action: Now they’re rapidly firing young workers who aren’t up to scratch just months after hiring them. The numbers are stark. According to a survey, six in 10 employers admitted they had
Investing in a coffee machine isn’t an easy decision. There are so many swanky ways to procure your morning brew, and I’m definitely guilty of resorting to my handmade drip pot based on pretentious bragging rights alone. While trad coffee brewing methods might be worth the social clout, the convenience
TL;DR Understanding history helps communicators make smarter decisions, avoid tone-deaf messaging, and craft a stronger communications strategy. By paying attention to past events and cultural context, communicators can better anticipate how messages will be interpreted and avoid repeating mistakes brands have made before. History also reveals patterns—such as how denial,
Ask ChatGPT’s default and premium models the same question, and they’ll cite almost entirely different sources, according to a Writesonic analysis. GPT-5.4 Thinking, ChatGPT’s premium model, sent 56% of its citations to brand websites. GPT-5.3 Instant, the default for all logged-in ChatGPT users, sent 8%. Across all prompts, the two
We know the pressure of spending more time hunting for the right asset or manually stitching data together than actually marketing. While AI dominates the headlines, its true power isn’t just in “more content.” It’s in what it can subtract. At the March MarTech Conference session, “Say goodbye to busywork
WordPress published a troubled security release version 6.9.2 to patch ten vulnerabilities that also caused some sites to crash (display a white screen), so WordPress quickly followed up with a bugfix release version 6.9.3. Today, WordPress announced another update, version 6.9.4 because not all of the vulnerabilities were adequately addressed.
Artificial intelligence has a trust problem and companies — particularly those like Amazon, Microsoft, OpenAI and others — are facing an uphill battle trying to solve it. Amazon made more deliberate efforts late last month to better manage the narrative. The company hosted its first “editorial exchange” event in Seattle late
