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Does AI’s carbon footprint risk overshadowing its ability to cut emissions?
A new AI-enhanced film about Anthony Bourdain reignites the debate about what constitutes artistic truth
Google-owned group’s breakthrough will advance drug development and understanding of diseases
As the US-China battle over chip manufacturing intensifies, the European technology leader faces new difficulties
An evolutionary approach to building driverless cars is challenging the companies targeting a ‘moonshot’ solution to full automation
Eric Schmidt urges co-operation in AI, chips, quantum computing and synthetic biology
The chief operating officer of the AI pioneer on bringing her commercial tech expertise into a research company
Blaze at London site means automated facility will be unable to fulfil online orders for several days
Can AI take healthcare where doctors don’t want to go?
The humanoid automaton was always doomed to be replaced but its end tells us something about SoftBank
The emergence of small insurgent companies could unleash the next wave of creative destruction
It may be another two decades before medical operations are fully automated
SoftBank Vision Fund 2 leads private financing round that Cambridge group says is medtech’s biggest
They’re fighting back against the growing use of high-tech monitoring by taking increasingly fringe counter-measures
John Thornhill’s selection of the best mid-year reads
As millennials reach middle-age, Facebook’s prize app may be losing its money-making ability
Hong Kong-based platform has 16 programmes in development including potential cancer and Covid treatments
The 'reflation trade' has been pummelled after the Federal Reserve’s shift on inflation
Will AI live up to its promise or succumb to its pitfalls?
Robots are not as clever as billed, but they could be. Three new books argue that the challenge is making these powerful new technologies work for us
‘The pandemic has accelerated existing plans to reduce the presence of human workers in retail’
High-tech warfare will be high on agenda at summit, but most members are playing catch-up with China
The benefits of taking advantage of new technology still arguably outweigh the costs
The technology’s potential to improve patient care has become clearer in the pandemic
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