Danny Fortson

Meta is expected to lay off tens of thousands more people in the founder’s biggest bet yet — the entire industry fears the floodgates are open

Extreme experiments recreating hurricanes and firing hailstones from cannon are at the forefront of attempts to bring down America’s insurance costs

The tech giant pulled its digital agent when realising it could be a system super hacker. Is this a wake-up call … or great pre-IPO publicity?

The rise of labs powered by AI tools like Chat GPT could dramatically accelerate drug discovery and production. The revolution is here — but could be misused

The OpenAI boss facing off against Elon Musk in a California courtroom has a long history of beating the odds. How does he always end up on top?

US business has embraced AI, but predictions of mass unemployment may be based on the false premise that there’s a fixed amount of work to be done

The company heading for a gigantic stock market float is Elon Musk Inc, including his AI business and Starlink. Two decades ago, it so nearly went very wrong

Tech is coming for tech jobs, including 8,000 at the Facebook owner, as artificial intelligence burns through Silicon Valley’s workforce

As London’s mayor blocks the company’s contract with the Metropolitan Police, boss Alex Karp claims its AI is an engine for western victory

When a US law school announced a ban on the tech, some in the industry said students would lack vital skills. The signs are that ‘Big Law’ is leaning in to AI