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Why picking citizens at random could be the best way to govern the A.I. revolution
AI
Why picking citizens at random could be the best way to govern the A.I. revolution
By Hélène Landemore, Andrew Sorota and Audrey TangJune 20, 2023
Melinda French Gates urges bold action from world leaders gathered in Paris to tackle poor nations’ debt woes
Leadership
Melinda French Gates urges bold action from world leaders gathered in Paris to tackle poor nations’ debt woes
By Margaret Collins, Shawn Donnan and BloombergJune 18, 2023
The world’s two richest men had lunch in Paris as Elon Musk’s grand tour of Europe continues
Leadership
The world’s two richest men had lunch in Paris as Elon Musk’s grand tour of Europe continues
By Steve MollmanJune 17, 2023
Pekka Lundmark is the president and CEO of Nokia.
Commentary
Nokia CEO: ‘Geopolitical tensions shouldn’t fragment the world. Here’s why machines need to speak the same language, even if people don’t’
By Pekka LundmarkJune 9, 2023
Moldova is desperate to get into the EU but it’s going to be have a tough time getting out of Russia’s long shadow
Politics
Moldova is desperate to get into the EU but it’s going to be have a tough time getting out of Russia’s long shadow
By Tatsiana Kulakevich and The ConversationJune 2, 2023
OpenAI CEO and co-founder Sam Altman.
Tech
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman credits Elon Musk with teaching him the importance of deep tech investing. But he has no interest in living on Mars
By Jeremy KahnMay 24, 2023
History has not ended–but the way we view risk has irreversibly changed
Commentary
History has not ended–but the way we view risk has irreversibly changed
By Martin Dempsey and Charles BralverMay 24, 2023
Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer of Meta Platforms Inc
Tech
Facebook owner Meta hit with record $1.3 billion privacy fine and told to stop sending Europeans’ data to U.S.
By David MeyerMay 22, 2023
Carl Icahn
Commentary
Carl Icahn’s activist play plays into the hands of Lina Khan and EU regulators
By Mark S. HerrMay 19, 2023
Harriett Baldwin chairs the Treasury Committee in the U.K.'s House of Commons.
Regulators
Is crypto trading the same as gambling? This U.K. parliament committee thinks so, and most crypto advocates—unsurprisingly—disagree
By Ben WeissMay 18, 2023
Inflation might be subsiding–but a proposed ‘can tax’ could mean higher grocery prices for American consumers
Commentary
Inflation might be subsiding–but a proposed ‘can tax’ could mean higher grocery prices for American consumers
By David ChavernMay 18, 2023
Sanofi CEO: ‘Europe’s lead in life sciences R&D is eroding–but co-localized hubs could allow it to keep up’
Commentary
Sanofi CEO: ‘Europe’s lead in life sciences R&D is eroding–but co-localized hubs could allow it to keep up’
By Paul HudsonMay 17, 2023
300 arrested in the U.S. and Europe in crackdown on dark web ‘Monopoly Market’ drug trafficking
Health
300 arrested in the U.S. and Europe in crackdown on dark web ‘Monopoly Market’ drug trafficking
By Mike Corder, Lindsay Whitehurst and The Associated PressMay 3, 2023
I’m an American who lives in Europe. Here’s how I reached my tipping point
Commentary
I’m an American who lives in Europe. Here’s how I reached my tipping point
By Bob BrodyApril 28, 2023
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and fears of China pushed military spending to a record high in 2022—‘We are living in an increasingly insecure world’
Europe
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and fears of China pushed military spending to a record high in 2022—‘We are living in an increasingly insecure world’
By Nicholas GordonApril 24, 2023
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