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200 economists just admitted they can’t see where AI is taking the economy

Monzo founder Tom Blomfield joins Anthropic’s compute team

Decoupling from China would cost the West $23.6tn

France thinks cheap power is its AI edge. Now it must decide who plugs in

Cursor is building a Claude Cowork rival, and Musk may decide its fate

The AI boom broke the memory market, and the bust could be brutal

Bosses want you to use AI. Then they credit the AI

Australia’s AI copyright fight now has a datacentre price tag

Meta’s AI detector can’t catch its own cropped fakes

Apple’s lawsuit is already hurting OpenAI, long before a verdict

‘Scam Altman’: inside Musk and Altman’s weekend war on X

Never-skilling: the research says juniors using AI never learn to debug

Yann LeCun’s new VC fund lasted eight hours. Then it vanished

The most innovative calorie tracking apps of 2026

Shein is set for its Hong Kong listing hearing on Thursday

Xi Jinping will give the keynote at China’s flagship AI summit for the first time

Raxio raises its funding pool to $380m and heads for Tanzania

EU to propose limits on children’s social media access, Ursula von der Leyen says

South Korea flags a record $530bn budget, paid for by the AI chip boom

TCS bets on 8,900 AI deployment engineers to defend India’s IT services model

TSMC breaks ground on more advanced packaging fabs in Chiayi

Samsung pulls its first Yongin chip plant forward to 2029

Ubisoft is in crisis, and a 13-year-old pirate game is part of the escape plan

Netflix is reportedly considering always-on channels and bundles, which is to say, cable

AI has triggered the biggest gas-plant building boom in history, and a quiet fight to stop it

Zhipu’s founder says frontier AI should stay open to everyone. His own government may disagree.

Meta spent a year being punished for its AI spending. Then it told investors how it would get the money back.

The AI race has quietly stopped being about who has the biggest model

Amazon has cut 57,000 jobs, and the people who kept theirs are not fine either

While Neuralink drills into skulls, China’s BrainCo is betting brain tech will be something you wear

AI bosses say demand is ‘almost unlimited’. The market is no longer taking their word for it.

Most Americans now say the public should own half of the big AI companies

Chinese developers are climbing the firewall to pay more for GPT-5.6, and doing the maths on why

Cure cancer, cage the chatbots: Congress’s contradictory week on AI

Beijing flagged Claude Code as a back door, and Chinese coding tools are lining up to take its place

The 6 best scar creams that complement today’s consumer beauty tech

The EU says autoplay and infinite scroll are illegal. Meta has until it responds to disagree.

OpenAI has folded safety into research again. Its head of safety is leaving.

Meta killed its Muse Image AI feature three days after launch. Hollywood had had enough.

The US agency that defends federal networks did not have its own incident response playbook when it got hacked

Apple sues OpenAI for stealing hardware designs, alleging employees brought prototypes to “show and tell” interviews

Volkswagen will halve its model range, but stays silent on the 100,000 job cuts

New ‘Ex-Elon’ ETFs let investors track the market while skipping Musk’s companies

The first flights of the US air-taxi program carried organs, not passengers

Europe torched its own rulebook to please business, and business is still unhappy

Monitoring systemic drift may guide the next phase of organizational resilience

What makes the best stablecoin payment solution?

The Eval Stack: Proving the agents are right instead of claiming It

Tingyu Su on why AI startups should treat the founding designer as a strategic hire from the start of company building

A US senator has a plan to make AI answer for its harms. It starts with your local data centre