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businessSunday, August 16, 2026

AI agents trade autonomy for approval queues

Founders building AI agents are pulling back from full autonomy, and the market is noticing. After a string of public failures, human-in-the-loop approval queues are becoming the default, even as the AI investment boom shows no signs of slowing. Meanwhile, the House of Ellison teeters and Berkshire makes big bets.

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AI's trust problem

The pendulum swings from autonomy to oversight as founders learn the hard way that AI agents need guardrails.

Money moves

Big money is shifting in AI and beyond, from Berkshire's latest bets to the looming AI investment wave.

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Global AI investment to hit $1 trillion in 2026: Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs sees global AI investment hitting $1 trillion in 2026, with cumulative spending reaching $1.8 trillion. That's a staggering number that frames the AI trade's momentum, even as some question the ROI.

Empires at risk

Even the mightiest can stumble, as Ellison's empire shows cracks and energy bills threaten households.

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The House of Ellison is on the Brink

Larry Ellison's brief reign as the richest man alive is crumbling, with everything he built failing at once. The piece details the largest single-day wealth gain ever, and the sudden reversal that followed.

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