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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI is crossing a consequential threshold. From solving open mathematical problems to generating scientific hypotheses, conducting experiments and searching for cyber vulnerabilities, machines are beginning to explore the unknown rather than merely reproduce existing knowledge. The result could transform the economics of research by making intellectual search cheap, scalable and reproducible.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Japan
Economics
Economics
Spain
The dramatic scenes in Ceuta were widely described as an invasion of Europe. They were not. The migrants entered a small Spanish enclave but could not freely travel to mainland Spain. The real story…
Germany
Germany’s industrial model once appeared unassailable, built on engineering excellence, affordable energy and global exports. Today suppliers are…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
China has not won the artificial intelligence race, but Kimi K3 shows that American chip restrictions have failed…
Iran
America prepared a wider attack on Iran, but senior commanders warned Trump that further bombing might expose US…
World
Education
Germany
Germany
The AfD could win more than 40 per cent in Saxony-Anhalt without entering government. Germany’s anti-AfD firewall remains constitutionally legitimate, but permanently excluding such…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
China has established the first intergovernmental organisation devoted specifically to artificial intelligence. By offering developing countries models, training, infrastructure and…
Iran
After six nights of American attacks, Iran says it has struck US radar stations, air defences, aircraft facilities and supply…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo argues that competition between leading AI companies could encourage faster development at the expense of effective oversight. His forecasts remain highly uncertain, but they raise an urgent question: who…
Economics
The world’s energy problem is no longer a shortage of oil. It is the steady erosion of the…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence may yet transform the global economy. But the unprecedented investment pouring into data centres, chips and…
Iran
Iran says it has launched coordinated missile and drone attacks against American military facilities across the Gulf and…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence is emerging from systems even their makers cannot fully explain. The question is no longer whether AI is useful, but who gets…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Iran
United States
Medicine
Economics
Japan’s government wants to spend while the Bank of Japan tries to tighten. Rising bond yields, a weak yen and…
Russia
Russia’s latest mass strike on Kyiv was not merely another barrage. It marked a darker stage in the war: a…
Russia
British missiles, American long-range weapons, French-designed cruise systems and European-backed production helping Kyiv strike deeper into Russian territory. The West is betting that Russia will absorb each escalation without widening the war. That assumption…
Britain
United States
Britain
Law