Tuesday, March 3, 2026 at 6:57 PM
Palmer Luckey’s defense technology company builds AI-powered autonomous weapons.
Colgate-Palmolive turns to Iraklis “Kli” Pappas to drive employees toward using AI for more than just polishing emails.
Investors look for more clarity on tech shifts.
Traders are betting investments in the technology won’t pay off as investors become increasingly nervous about AI’s potential impact.
Annual revenue surged, though losses widened—a result that is likely to be welcomed by investors—who have piled into the stock since it went public earlier this year.
