The team behind #Subnautica was well on track to receiving a $250 million bonus for the hit game’s highly anticipated sequel. That was until the Krafton CEO asked ChatGPT for help to avoid paying it out fortune.com/2026/03/17/k...
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Catherina Gioino
Journalist who ran for office and biked city streets for startups. News editor at Fortune. Previously covered the Trump hush money trial at Rolling Stone, runner for the NY Daily News and breaking news at MSNBC, NY1 etc. Policy and biz dev at Oonee and Veo
The cover letter: written by AI, read by AI, and universally hated by all. For @fortune.com, I spoke with @upenn.edu Professor Judd Kessler on what the future holds in store for the cover letter—and it looks grim (but you might be happy about that): fortune.com/2026/03/23/i...
I interviewed @columbiasipa.bsky.social professor and Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz about his book, The Road to Freedom, and what he thinks inequality means in the age of AI. The verdict: it’s not looking good
Fortune“If we don’t do anything about managing AI, there is a threat that it will lead to more inequality,” professor Joe Stiglitz said. “And since inequality is such a bad, serious problem in our society, that is a great concern to me.” https://bit.ly/46K2Hho
On Tuesday, Nitra, an AI-powered healthcare financial and operational platform, announced a $50 million Series B round, bringing its total capital raised to $205 million. https://bit.ly/4s3Lwjz
Some truly original reporting here: I was scrolling through the US Mint’s site for unrelated reasons and noticed something’s off with the new dime design
FortuneThe U.S. Mint unveiled new designs for the country’s 250th anniversary and it left out one key detail: the olive branch from the newly designed dime. https://bit.ly/40taFYU
You’ve heard it: “if I could go back, I’d invest everything I owned in ____.” Well, this week, Microsoft’s IPO turned 40. To say you’d be a millionaire is an understatement
Fortune40 years to the day since Microsoft went public in 1986, many investors are riding on a high never-before-envisioned for a simple concept that came from that magazine cover decades earlier. https://bit.ly/4utbxds
Washington has not changed its tax code in almost a century— an every effort to do so until now has ended in defeat. Now, after a 25 hour filibuster complete with 81 amendments, the state has an income tax
FortuneThe bill imposes a 9.9% tax on personal income above $1 million annually, affecting roughly 21,000 filers, or less than 1% of Washington’s population, and is projected to generate $3.5 billion-$4 billion per year once it takes effect in 2029. https://bit.ly/4dlRmIj
Outside of Hurricane Sandy, many of us have never experienced gas shortages or even-odd gas days. The chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz might mean a comeback for those gas lines
FortuneGas prices in the U.S. have jumped nearly 11% since this time last year. For most Americans, the instinct is to watch the number climb and feel vaguely powerless. But for people over 65, the current moment carries a different kind of dread. https://bit.ly/3PkELez
Your Instagram DMs will no longer be End-End Encrypted. Meanwhile, TikTok quietly confirmed it never offered E2EE in the first place
FortuneMeta is ending support for end-to-end encrypted direct messages and reopening the door to automated content scanning, and AI-powered moderation. TikTok, meanwhile, confirmed it never offered the protection at all. https://bit.ly/4brT0Wn
KOSA, the KIDS Act, App Store Accountability Act, COPPA 2.0: Congress just pushed more regulation in the last two weeks than it has in almost a decade. That’s sending the internet scrambling to protect kids online (and choosing between privacy and safety)
FortuneIn just 48 hours, Congress moved more aggressively on child online safety than it has in nearly a decade—and a federal court quietly reminded everyone that the entire framework might not survive a constitutional challenge. https://bit.ly/3NyIZ1D
Played Pokemon Go? Your photos are now being used by delivery robots in the most detailed VPS system ever made
FortuneOver the past decade, Pokémon Go players voluntarily submitted photos and short videos of public places, creating a massive, never-seen-before dataset. That model is now being deployed to navigate Coco Robotics’ roughly 1,000 delivery bot fleet. https://bit.ly/4rBHQ7v
Chuck Norris, legendary martial arts master and actor, died on Friday, after years of being the epitome of toughness and dodging death with jokes that snowballed with higher stakes of physical and mental fortitude. https://bit.ly/47VDb9m