This week on Tech in 60: Trends You Need Now, artificial intelligence is making headlines everywhere, opening a new era for tech and business. According to Market Minute, the AI and tech sector soared in the third quarter as companies doubled down on bringing generative AI into their core operations. The S&P 500 shattered records, crossing the 6,500 mark for the first time, a move widely linked to heavy AI investments by giants like Microsoft, which poured $80 billion into data center expansion, and OpenAI, which released GPT-5 in August. These moves are pushing not just big tech but also industries from software to finance to rethink how they run, automate, and innovate.
One big story this September comes from ENTECH Online, reporting the launch of VibeSDK from Cloudflare. This open-source AI platform marks a shift from traditional hand-coding to supervising smart generative agents, with security and oversight built in. The impact is clear: safer, faster AI development for both enterprise and indie developers. Meanwhile, advances in robotics are catching attention. Scientists at the University of Virginia just unveiled HydroSpread, a new way to make soft robots that literally walk on water, offering fresh potential for logistics and search-and-rescue missions.
Luxury brands, too, are rewriting their playbooks. As Vertu explains, AI-driven personalization is booming, with about 80% of luxury market leaders calling it the most impactful tech shift of the year. Shoppers now expect tailored picks, AI-powered shopping assistants, and immersive experiences—think virtual stores and AR customization, all designed to increase loyalty and boost spending by up to 40%. On top of that, sustainability efforts and digital authenticity tools like blockchain are on the rise, as leading brands race to prove their eco-credentials and fight counterfeiting.
California is also moving to secure its AI leadership. Just yesterday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 53, ensuring the state stays ahead with more AI job creation and ethical oversight, making California number one for AI jobs by a huge margin according to the 2025 Stanford AI Index.
Investors and innovators alike are on high alert, with Charles Schwab reminding everyone that while the AI revolution is rapid and promising, attention to cybersecurity and responsible innovation must keep pace to avoid overheating or new risks from synthetic identity attacks and deepfakes in manufacturing and beyond.
Finally, get ready for more AI around you, not just in the cloud, but at the edge. From smartphones to smart homes, the next wave will be built on edge AI for real-time applications and ultra-fast experiences.
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