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  • Thursday, 22 April, 2021
    Cyber Security
    UK spymaster issues warning over China’s cyber threat

    GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming says Britain is a ‘big animal’ in the digital world but must adapt its sovereign capabilities

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  • Thursday, 22 April, 2021
    Inside BusinessRichard Waters
    Europe’s push on AI rules aims to recast global tech

    Regulation will extend beyond output of company decision-making to cover what is fed into the process

  • Monday, 19 April, 2021
    Drones
    UK regulator gives green light to delivery drone trials

    Pilots will be able to fly aircraft beyond their line of sight in tests that could shake up logistics industry

  • Sunday, 18 April, 2021
    Rana Foroohar
    The US infrastructure most in need of investment is human

    Biden’s plan to spend billions on health, home care and education is good economics and politics

  • Friday, 16 April, 2021
    FT Magazine
    What separates humans from AI? It’s doubt

    Computers can drive our cars and beat us at chess. What they lack is our ability to know when we don’t know

  • Wednesday, 14 April, 2021
    Special ReportFT High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific
    Carro tops FT ranking with help of AI

    Singaporean used-car platform hopes automation will keep its workforce lean

  • Wednesday, 14 April, 2021
    Silver Lake Group LLC
    Silver Lake pays $800m for stake in Abu Dhabi AI group G42

    Investment by US private equity firm strengthens its ties to Gulf emirate

  • Tuesday, 13 April, 2021
    Sarah O'Connor
    It’s creepy that AI is teaching workers to be more human

    The latest way to improve how call centre employees deal with tricky customers has the problem upside down

  • Monday, 12 April, 2021
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    Nvidia announces plan to make CPU chips

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    How should employees and society respond to smart robots in the workplace?

  • Sunday, 11 April, 2021
    Microsoft buys Nuance in deal giving voice tech pioneer $16bn equity value

    Acquisition of AI company is its second-largest acquisition to date

  • Thursday, 8 April, 2021
    John Thornhill
    Artificial intelligence bias can be countered, if not erased

    Five ways to resist the embedded distortions that warp algorithms

  • Wednesday, 7 April, 2021
    FT MagazineGillian Tett
    Not OK, computer: music streaming’s diversity problem

    ‘If you look at Spotify’s top 10 most popular artists of 2020, only two are women’

  • Tuesday, 6 April, 2021
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    SoftBank/AutoStore: a logical investment in logistics Premium

    For the Japanese tech group, the deal could restore some confidence that not every investment has an ultra-long horizon

  • Tuesday, 6 April, 2021
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    SoftBank invests $2.8bn in robotics group AutoStore

    Japanese company will pick up 40% stake in Norwegian warehouse automation specialist

  • Sunday, 4 April, 2021
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    Who gets to decide which jobs require automation?

  • Sunday, 28 March, 2021
    AI chip start-up Groq in fundraising talks to take on Nvidia

    Semiconductor manufacturers compete in race to develop machine-learning applications

  • Friday, 26 March, 2021
    Investment research
    Morningstar unleashes robots to write fund research

    Computer-generated commentary to be rolled out on thousands of mutual funds and ETFs

  • Friday, 26 March, 2021
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    Sherry Turkle: ‘Why was I asked to make Steve Jobs dinner?’

    The psychologist on difficult parents, the dangerous seductiveness of the digital — and taking on sexism in academia

  • Friday, 26 March, 2021
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    Kazuo Ishiguro and Venki Ramakrishnan: imagining a new humanity

    Two Nobel laureates on the ethics of AI and gene-editing, the battle over truth and the age-old rift between the ‘two cultures’

  • Thursday, 25 March, 2021
    John Thornhill
    The delusions of techno-futurists who ask: crisis, what crisis?

    An AI-driven focus on the fascinatingly improbable is displacing discussion about the worryingly possible

  • Thursday, 25 March, 2021
    UK trade unions call for legal curbs on AI in workplace

    Protections needed to prevent hiring and firing by algorithm as automation accelerates

  • Monday, 22 March, 2021
    Technology sector
    Mastercard, SoftBank and others call on G7 to create tech group

    The ‘Data and Technology Forum’ would help co-ordinate how member states tackle issues from AI to cyber security

  • Monday, 22 March, 2021
    James Kynge
    As digital trade grows, so does western distrust of Beijing

    China is moving to the forefront of global innovation but governments fear privacy breaches

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