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Reporting and analysis across eight specialist online magazines, updated daily.
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The New York Times and three other newspapers allege Brave copied and supplied their journalism without permission. The claims put search indexing, AI access and browser paywall controls under scrutiny.
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The latest reporting from each specialist desk.
Education Week's survey of US school and district leaders finds nearly a third report no generative AI use in operations, while adopters focus on communications and…
The Telegraph reports that Britain’s Sovereign AI Fund is joining a round valuing the chip designer at about $6.5bn. Public filings confirm financing activity, while fund…
The Civil Justice Council recommends declarations for factual witnesses and experts, while keeping ordinary legal drafting under professional responsibility. Its final report focuses on AI’s influence…
Flagship Pioneering has combined three biotech platforms with its AI capabilities under a new company led by Ad Rawcliffe. The consolidation brings data and experiments together,…
An amended prospectus says future models may soon reach the laboratory’s research-acceleration threshold. The disclosure gives investors a new safety question, while stopping short of declaring…
The open-source system turns approved GitHub and chat requests into separate coding tasks. Its documentation offers a useful model for managing team attention, while broad machine…
The startup’s founder reports agents choosing experimental therapies and controlling injections under veterinary supervision. Three animals offer an unusual laboratory demonstration, while efficacy, reproducibility and broader…
The watchdog describes unaccounted-for media and misidentification leading to five port stops, while finding no statutory relevant error in the latter case. Its separate AI-oversight work…
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Artificial intelligence in teaching, learning and the institutions shaping the next generation.
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Public-sector AI, from policy and procurement to public services, national capability and democratic accountability.
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How AI is changing legal practice, regulation, evidence, access to justice and the business of law.
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AI across drug discovery, clinical care, medical devices, health systems and the evidence needed to earn trust.
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Banking, markets, insurance and financial infrastructure under the pressure and promise of intelligent systems.
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The AI industry examined on its own terms: models, infrastructure, research, economics, governance and strategy.
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Intelligent machines in the physical world: embodied AI, industrial automation, autonomous mobility and the evidence behind deployment.
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AI in defence and security: autonomous systems, command, procurement, resilience and the rules governing military use.
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Specific questions, specialist context, and the detail that general AI coverage leaves out.
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