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Why Palantir is fast becoming one of the world’s most notorious companiesThe Explainer CEO Alex Karp has recently called for universal conscription, encouraged the development of AI weapons, and condemned the West’s ‘vacant and hollow pluralism’
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Why are Elon Musk and Sam Altman clashing in court?Today's Big Question Battling over the origins and future of OpenAI
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John Ternus: Apple’s next CEO to lead its AI futureIn the Spotlight He will build on the legacies of Steve Jobs and Tim Cook
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Meta to cut 10% of workforce in pivot to AISpeed Read The company is slashing about 8,000 positions
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The 6 most surprising corporate pivotsIn the Spotlight Allbirds is the latest company to switch up its entire business plan
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AI arms race: are Anthropic and OpenAI handing hackers the ultimate weapon?Today's Big Question ‘Like other tools from the long history of cybersecurity’, the latest models ‘can be used for both offence and defence’
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Who’s who in the world of AI?The Explainer In an ever-expanding industry, the same names keep cropping up
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Can Allbirds’ pivot from shoes to AI really work?Talking Points It might be a cash grab. Or it could be an escape hatch.
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Chinese robot sets new half-marathon recordSpeed Read The robot completed the race in 50 minutes and 26 seconds
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The Internet Archive is in dangerUnder the radar More companies are opting not to archive their sites
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Cyberdecks are unique, customizable and a technological rebellionUnder the radar The portable computers give users complete control
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The fear over Anthropic’s new AI model MythosIn the Spotlight Anthropic is not releasing the model to the public because of safety concerns
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How ‘residential proxy networks’ invite hackers in your homeThe Explainer Some devices even have these networks preinstalled on them
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AI is giving people bad and dangerous advice to validate its usersThe Explainer ‘The very feature that causes harm also drives engagement’
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