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Pillar wants to put commodity hedging on AI autopilot. That should worry banks

Analysis of Pillar’s $20M a16z-led seed round and what AI-powered hedging means for banks, commodity-driven SMEs and European regulators.

Apr 14, 2026
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Dashboard of an AI risk management platform analysing commodity hedging positions
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Pillar wants to put commodity hedging on AI autopilot. That should worry banks

Analysis of Pillar’s $20M a16z-led seed round and what AI-powered hedging means for banks, commodity-driven SMEs and European regulators.

5 min read
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AI

Chrome’s New Gemini “Skills” Are Really About Locking In the AI Habit

Google’s new Gemini Skills in Chrome turn prompts into reusable tools. Useful, yes—but they also tighten Google’s grip on the browser-based AI future.

5 min read
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AI

Beyond Neuralink: Why Max Hodak’s "Biohybrid" Brain Implant Is the Riskier, Smarter Bet

Science Corp’s first human brain sensor is a bold bet on biohybrid BCIs. Here’s why it matters more than Neuralink-style demos and what Europe should watch.

5 min read
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AI

Chrome’s New AI Skills Turn the Browser Into Your Workflow OS

Google’s new AI Skills in Chrome turn saved prompts into reusable workflows—deepening AI lock-in and raising fresh questions for rivals and EU regulators.

5 min read
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Tech

Google Declares War on Back‑Button Hijacking – And Quietly Redefines Who Controls the Web

Google will penalise sites that hijack the browser Back button from June 15, 2026. Here’s why this UX crackdown matters—and what it says about Google’s power.

5 min read
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AI

Apple’s war on ‘vibe coding’ is really about who gets to program the iPhone

Apple’s crackdown on AI “vibe coding” app Anything exposes a bigger battle over who controls software creation on the iPhone and in the App Store.

5 min read

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