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Madhumita Murgia writes about technology for the FT. She was previously a reporter and editor at WIRED and The Daily Telegraph.
She also authors a monthly column on the tech world for the FT weekend magazine and features on the weekly podcast, Tech Tonic.
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US data analytics group will roll out its software across 30 hospital trusts following successful pilot
Bill aims to mirror ‘children’s code’ as policymakers seek to rein in world’s biggest tech companies
Former Google chief wants latest philanthropic project to solve difficult tech issues such as bias, harm and geopolitical conflict
US and European shares rallied on Tuesday after Russia said it begun pulling back some troops
Virtual worlds being created by likes of Meta and Microsoft will be subject to forthcoming safety bill
Constitutional court ruling allows Renate Künast to consider legal proceedings against authors of posts
AlphaCode system created by UK-based Google unit rivals human contestants in coding competitions
Information commissioner believes ‘friction’ in EU data rules gives post-Brexit opportunity to take on Big Tech
Apple’s holiday quarter revenue hits record despite supply chain worries
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Hopes early warning system will give policymakers and vaccine producers more time to address health risks
Nightingale Open Science data show what actually happened to patients rather than relying on doctor’s notes
Synthetic data company AI. Reverie will work within group’s Reality Labs division
How science fiction influences technology and social attitudes towards technology, particularly artificial intelligence
US financial conditions are near the most accommodative on record even with a more hawkish Fed
Defence-oriented American firm among first to localise data operations fully as companies Balkanise their activity
Ways to hold social media giants to account are being scrutinised for upcoming Online Safety Bill
Frustrated workers say there is little redress after computers make decisions
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