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Homegrown Player sales could become a lot more valuable.

How much of The Spectator and the Daily Telegraph should the United Arab Emirates be allowed to own in a way that protects the free press?

The ongoing legal tit-for-tat between Elon Musk and OpenAI highlights a serious issue: whether AI technology will be used for good or ill.

Labour has come out against a UAE-backed takeover of The Telegraph.

How will generative AI pay off? - SiliconANGLE

Many investors see only half the picture. They are like a baseball scout who looks only for hitting ability, not fielding. They focus obsessively on a company’s income statement (profit and loss), mostly ignoring the balance sheet (assets and liabilities). I believe the balance sheet is important, particularly now that

COUNTRIES like India and the Philippines have seen a huge boom from business process outsourcing (BPO), creating comparatively high-paying jobs in places like call centers. Its precisely this kind of work that will be targeted by automation. New jobs might be created in the long term, but for millions they wont come quick enough or in the right places. – p. 227 of The Coming Wave: Technology, Power and the 21st Centurys Greatest Dilemma, Mustafa Suleymans acclaimed book on artificial intellige...

Synthetic Intelligence Studio 2024 // Cognitive infrastructures

Thank you for this opportunity to share with your readers again this year the books I have read. I am continually inspired by Telegraph Herald Executive Editor Amy Gilligan’s annual

The war between living and silicon brains has raged since the days of Kasparov and ‘Deep Blue’, and it’s only intensified over the last few years