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Doomers will say it’s hopeless but here are five ideas to put out the fire
Governments can use it as leverage as they mull social media bans for minors
Wall Street players extending themselves to underwrite this colossal new asset class are looking to limit exposure
Big Tech thinks wearables are the gateway to artificial intelligence. Critics call it cringe stalkerware
Companies developing new materials with previously unknown properties could change the material world
Countries adopting Chinese models will also absorb Chinese standards and governance
Patent records show how many companies are interested in trying to record how people feel
Amid geopolitical barriers that risk slowing progress and trade, Europe can become a trusted connector
Amid geopolitical barriers that risk slowing progress and trade, Europe can become a trusted connector
Recent volatility reflects economic reality
Apple is suing OpenAI for alleged theft but Silicon Valley is founded on the exchange of ideas
Here are the ways leading companies are already responding to the AI revolution in professional services
Pushback to the tech group’s politics may threaten the core of its $330bn business
Information and communications technology is expanding far faster than finance. Regions outside London want a piece of the pie
Scale cannot solve AI’s fundamental problem with accuracy
Governments have long protected strategic industries — what is new is their willingness to become shareholders
The US cannot wait for the worst job losses to hit before moving corporate and public policy in a pro-worker direction
Companies are betting on big implications for pharmaceuticals, financial services and crypto. But sceptics worry about hype
Putting humans in the loop is pointless if they simply rubber-stamp authoritative-sounding information
Unlike the US president, the pontiff is choosing to grapple with the serious challenges of AI
To achieve safe, cost-effective autonomy we need to see how other road users react to the vehicles
Europe’s large public sectors are a powerful tool to build a market for native tech
In Europe the reliance on American digital services is now so profound that daily life would almost cease to function without them
Who cares about taste when billions of dollars are being bandied about?
Many rural communities are viscerally opposed to AI infrastructure, putting them at odds with the White House
Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Colorado raises a deeper philosophical question about artificial intelligence and democracy
Taiwan’s control of leading-edge silicon chips lies on a geostrategic faultline
Do digital bananas in Hawaiian shirts chatting up pineapples need to be saved for posterity? Probably not
His interventions in the sector exceed anything the EU has done
Some users may be reluctant to increase their dependence on Big Tech companies
Guardrails around the state’s use of AI warrant deeper and democratic deliberation
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