John Thornhill is the Innovation Editor and Tech Columnist at the Financial Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and the intersection of social issues with the arts and entertainment sectors. John has been featured in prominent publications such as Wiley, Sifted, The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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John Thornhill's coverage is heavily focused on technology and scientific themes, particularly around the topics of OpenAI, Silicon Valley, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Books. His articles often include expert commentary and opinion editorials.
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The emergence of a powerful tech elite close to Donald Trump has jarring echoes with Russia
The president is surrounded by the leaders of the richest and most powerful companies in history — but their dominance may yet be checked
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