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For the first time, decisions on humans are being made by machines
What port delays tell us about the pre-pandemic problems of the global economy
European Council chief calls Dutch and Slovenian PMs after rare sparring on social media
Algorithmic decision-making has long put technology first, with due diligence an afterthought
Nicolas Chaillan speaks of ‘good reason to be angry’ as Beijing heads for ‘global dominance’
London-based group says its research is increasingly being embedded in commercial products
Labour shortages will spur further automation — but not everywhere
Artificial intelligence machines are better at sentry duty than being all-purpose androids
Many algorithms have been trained on data from a racist, sexist world, and it shows
Alphawave shares crash, Streaming piracy, Withings diver’s watch
Better rainfall predictions could save lives when floods threaten, say researchers
If the device is not a smash hit, that will make no difference to the company’s core business
Regulators face a dilemma in anticipating this new technology’s obscure risks for financial systems
Start-up is close to an IPO but remains heavily dependent on Beijing’s support
AutoStore IPO in store, Ford’s electric truck push, Blue Prism’s new Vista
Company touts AI advancements but privacy advocates warn it could raise risks for consumers
SoftBank-backed company has reason to be confident as listing could be Norway’s biggest IPO in two decades
Future response efforts depend on coordination between global healthcare systems
Debate over whether the systems can truly remove human bias and how much supervision they need
US chip concerns, Robinhood crypto move, Facebook’s Portal-bility
‘Dabus’, an artificial neural network, cannot be called an inventor as it is not a person
The hybrid future of work
Nadine Dorries expected to announce plan to compete with rivals from US and China
Systematising the tedious tasks of juniors is only partially good news
Despite Masayoshi Son’s doubts, Japan still has the ability to lead a tech-centric global industrial revolution
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