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McDonald’s pricing practices are facing questions
AIM URGED TO PREPARE BUSINESS LEADERS FOR QUANTUM COMPUTING, CYBERSECURITY RISKS
AN AI ENGINE WITH A TRIO OF MODELS
James Gleick
It’s a clean sweep as students brush up on respect
Algorithms
Brain-reading device scores 94% accuracy in mind-typing test
Today’s AI won’t achieve superintelligence. But catastrophic risk is real
Romanian president warns fake accounts, algorithms threaten citizens' voices in democracies
BEYOND THE NUMBERS: MAKING STATISTICS MEANINGFUL TO COMMUNITIES
Yonsei steps up quantum computing research
Maryam sacks Jhelum DC over intermediate exams ‘postponement for her visit’
Physicist warns of global ‘arms race’ as AI opens new frontier in quantum science
Mara to double number of students sent to Turkiye next year
Albanese government warned it is ‘sleepwalking into another robodebt scenario’ over use of algorithms and AI
The Future with Hannah Fry
‘Google AI May Have Breached Copyright Rules’
TikTok charged over harmful algorithm
Some quantum facts
Tencent AI challenges open-weight rivals
Inside OpenAI’s safety unit
Quantum’s promise for Albuquerque
How New York is regulating the way chatbots interact with children
The Convergence of Quantum Computing and Physical AI
Fujitsu launches open source quantum application package
HOLD THE PHONE
Bengaluru exhibition attempts to make the quantum seem human
Whose hands hold our data, whose rules govern our AI?
How the Shaw Prize in Computer Science has been created
He began to suspect Google’s AI had real feelings. What did that do to his mind?
AI safety division’s reports to White House raise concerns
Draft AI export rules seek secure, open tech trade
‘AI clog’: UK public bodies battle onslaught of chatbot-generated complaints
World summit highlights global media in AI era
DeepSeek Harness hits 1.5m daily users, signaling increasing competition: expert
Do you want human civil servants or AI bots?
Apple begins AI trial in China, powered by Alibaba
AI- controlled labs
John Naughton explains why large language models are like photocopiers