Tech/AI

Tech innovation and artificial intelligence — compared across left, center and right-wing outlets. Monday, September 7, 2026.

  1. All runways and taxiways at Miami International Airport were closed after an Amazon cargo jet, a Boeing 767-300, overran the runway, officials said.

    12 outlets

    • Fox News All runways and taxiways at Miami International Airport were closed after an Amazon cargo jet, a Boeing 767-300, overran the runway, officials said.
    • CNN A Boeing 767 cargo aircraft overran the runway after landing at Miami International Airport, the FAA says. https://cnn.it/3SAcJOp
    • Sky News An Amazon cargo plane has overshot a runway at Miami International Airport, with black smoke seen rising from the scene.
    • The New York Times Breaking News: A cargo plane overran a runway after landing at Miami International Airport and struck multiple vehicles, officials said.
    • Investing.com Stocks Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 overruns runway at Miami airport
    • Reuters Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 overruns runway at Miami airport reut.rs/4iPaots
    • The Hill An Amazon cargo plane ran off a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday and struck multiple vehicles. It burst into flames and forced the closure of all runways at the airport. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on the social platform X that Miami travelers should expect significant delays or potential cancellations. The Federal Aviation…
    • BBC World An Amazon Air cargo plane has overshot the runway while attempting to land at Miami International Airport.

  2. AI has changed jobs and businesses, but it's also creating bottlenecks, confusion and downright awkward encounters for humans in the workplace.

    8 outlets ⚠ Right blindspot

    Only left-leaning outlets are covering this.

    • CNBC AI has changed jobs and businesses, but it's also creating bottlenecks, confusion and downright awkward encounters for humans in the workplace.
    • The New York Times In @nytopinion.nytimes.com The exaggerated grimness of AI leaders “makes it easy to overlook the more immediate harms created by these technologies,” Cal Newport writes.
    • The Economist Bosses everywhere told their staff to use AI no matter how much it cost. Then they remembered some very basic concepts like “budgets”—and questions about returns rang through boardrooms
    • The Atlantic Humanizing AI won’t just change how we see chatbots—it may also have consequences for how we perceive one another, David Brooks argues:
    • TechCrunch Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility, your hub for the future of transportation and now, more than ever, the role AI is playing in it.
    • Screen Rant Star Trek: The Original Series introduced plenty of technology that seemed impossible in the 1960s, but AI turned out to be true years later.
    • Bloomberg News What if AI lets us talk to animals? Scientists are getting closer, raising uncomfortable questions about privacy, manipulation and whether humans should answer back.
    • The Washington Post Teachers and professors are throwing out old assignments, installing new policies and protocols, and incorporating AI built for the classroom, rather than feeling forced to choose between returning to pencil and paper or acting like the AI police.

  3. Polls show that overwhelming majorities of Americans hate data centers. China makes a perfect scapegoat for tech leaders and their allies—the only problem is a lack of evidence. www.wired.com/story/why-ch...

    3 outlets

    • WIRED Polls show that overwhelming majorities of Americans hate data centers. China makes a perfect scapegoat for tech leaders and their allies—the only problem is a lack of evidence. www.wired.com/story/why-ch...
    • The Economist America unilaterally making it harder to build AI infrastructure will simply hand the advantage to China, whose authoritarian leaders can put data centres wherever they choose
    • The Wall Street Journal China is being blamed for stoking the grassroots revolt against artificial intelligence in the U.S. on.wsj.com/3SVUV02

  4. Having a clear plan for AI adoption is the best way to get employee buy-in, according to experts.

    2 outlets

    • CNBC Having a clear plan for AI adoption is the best way to get employee buy-in, according to experts.
    • ET CIO AI adoption surges, but companies still struggle to turn productivity gains into profits

  5. Broadcom Tripled AI Chip Revenue and Wall Street Sold the Stock Anyway

    4 outlets

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    • Startup Fortune Broadcom Tripled AI Chip Revenue and Wall Street Sold the Stock Anyway
    • simplywall.st Broadcom And 2 Other Undervalued Stocks To Own
    • All Articles on Seeking Alpha Broadcom: The Valuation At This Point Is Absurdly Inadequate
    • Yahoo Finance Not a Crash, Not a Correction: What the September Effect Really Means for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chip Stocks

  6. When Apple holds its annual iPhone event on September 9, it’ll be the first time in more than a decade that Tim Cook won’t introduce the latest products. Instead, John Ternus will debut as Apple’s new chief executive during the company’s most important event of the year. https://cnn.it/4gR9bzo

    3 outlets

    • CNN When Apple holds its annual iPhone event on September 9, it’ll be the first time in more than a decade that Tim Cook won’t introduce the latest products. Instead, John Ternus will debut as Apple’s new chief executive during the company’s most important event of the year. https://cnn.it/4gR9bzo
    • WIRED Apple’s annual hardware launch event may feel different as the company welcomes a new CEO alongside a folding iPhone.
    • MarketWatch Apple’s launch event on Wednesday is likely to feature the iPhone 18 and 18 Pro — as well as a foldable iPhone Ultra with a starting price near $2,000.

  7. It’s called the Edge Panel. Here’s how to make the most of it.

    2 outlets

    • WIRED It’s called the Edge Panel. Here’s how to make the most of it.
    • WIRED It’s called the Edge Panel. Here’s how to make the most of it. www.wired.com/story/every-...