John Thornhill

The German state of Bavaria's local ministry is keen for the region to be known for its tech scene

Faced with a baby screaming the house down and throwing food on the floor, frazzled parents may be surprised to hear that their beloved offspring is probably the smartest learner in the known universe.

A long line of prestigious speakers, ranging from Sir Winston Churchill to Dame Iris Murdoch, has delivered the annual Romanes lecture at the University of Oxford, starting with William Gladstone in 1892.

The UK heads the FT/Statista/Sifted ranking with the most hubs, followed by Germany and Spain

Israel's use of an AI-enabled targeting system in Gaza has fed the debate about military technology, says the Financial Times' John Thornhill.

Both Washington and Beijing juggle security fears with commercial interests and political influence in their policy positions, says John Thornhill for the Financial Times.

At the Research and Applied AI Summit (RAAIS), a major theme was how the scope of problems being solved with AI has widened dramatically

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The rivalry between Buffon and Linnaeus has lessons about disrupters and exploitation 布馮和林奈之間的競爭，給了我們關於破壞者和剝削的教訓。

Its founder Pavel Durov has failed to distinguish between the demands of autocratic regimes and legitimate democratic requests.