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The mind is mightier than the algorithm

Tenen leads by example, bringing his human intelligence to bear on artificial intelligence. By thinking through our collective habits of thought, he offers a meditation all his own

The land of Ferrari and Lamborghini has new speed limit: 30 kmph

Bologna has become the first major Italian city to impose the limit on most streets, citing safety and livability

The content of a copyright

Though often compared to theft, incorporating chunks of protected written works into your own - as critics must - will not land you in jail, Bellos and Montagu reassure

Generative AI's biggest impact could be felt in banking and technology

New research suggests that generative AI will have its biggest impact on white-collar workers with high-paying jobs in industries like banking and tech.

Focused cuts, fewer layers: Tech industry layoffs enter new phase

Slashing tech work forces would have been anathema in Silicon Valley just a few years ago

Nvidia's Big Tech rivals put their own AI chips on the table: Report

The AI chip market is projected to more than double by 2027, to roughly $140 billion, according to the research firm Gartner

American-led negotiators close in on Gaza agreement to halt fighting

"The abhorrent alleged acts of these staff members must have consequences," Secretary General Antonio Guterres said Sunday, referring to the UN Relief and Works Agency

What's arming Hamas? Increasingly stolen weapons from Israeli military

Analysts have pointed to smuggling routes to explain how Hamas stayed so heavily armed despite an Israeli military blockade of the Gaza Strip

Zelensky: Ukraine's leading man

Less than a week before the war, with 190,000 Russian troops on Ukraine's doorstep, Western officials at a Nato summit in Munich had privately urged him to establish a government in exile

Boeing's manufacturing under scrutiny: How did a jet end up with big hole?

The 'door plug' that blew off an Alaska Airlines plane most likely had manufacturing or installation flaws

In strategic bind, Israel weighs freeing hostages against destroying Hamas

Government's two main goals are mutually incompatible, say military commanders

Ukraine war: Up close and personal

But like the title of his new book, Our Enemies Will Vanish, Trofimov's depiction of an idyllic Kyiv only emphasises the brutal realities of the ensuing war

China's economy is in serious trouble

Why is China's economy, which only a few years ago seemed headed for world domination, in trouble?

New vision: Apple takes a humble approach to launching its newest device

Analysts expect Apple to sell about 400,000 units of the Vision Pro this year. By contrast, the company sold an estimated 12 million Apple Watches in 2015, analysts said

How Taiwan's election fits into the island's past, and its future

Voters chose as their next president Lai Ching-te, the current vice president, who has vowed to continue his party's policy of protecting the island's sovereignty

Netanyahu vows to keep fight against Hamas on as war hits 100-day mark

Israeli statements exposed a growing dissonance between the domestic perception of the timing and goals of the war and increasing international impatience in the face of a deepening crisis in Gaza

The limitation of 'Make in America'

Slade follows Ben and Whitney Waxman, who in 2015 founded American Roots with the goal of not only manufact­uring in the US, but also operating with an entirely domestic supply chain

Billionaires spending a fortune to lure scientists away from universities

Braggadocio from startups is de rigueur, and plenty of ex-academics have started biotechnology firms, hoping to strike it rich on their one big discovery

After new rocket's successful launch, US moon lander faces malfunction

"The team is responding in real time as the situation unfolds and will be providing updates as data is obtained and analysed," Astrobotic posted on the social media service X

Red Sea attacks leave global shipping companies with difficult choices

Neither option is appealing and both raise costs. In recent months, global supply chains had finally recovered after three years of disruptions caused by the pandemic