John Thornhill is the Editorial Director and Cofounder of Sifted, as well as the innovation editor at the Financial Times. He specializes in topics such as technology, digital transformation, AI and machine learning, and finance, often exploring themes related to entrepreneurship and corporate sustainability. John has been featured in notable publications including the Financial Times, MIT Technology Review, and The Irish Times.
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By: John Thornhill, Maya Dharampal-Hornby
Liz Kendall has strongly supported the deployment of driverless cars on Britain's roads and warned that failing to back UK startups developing the tech would leave the market open to dominance by foreign competitors.
By: Maya Dharampal-Hornby, John Thornhill
Liz Kendall was appointed as the UK's Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology just under a year ago.
Disinformation and deepfakes are known risks but biased LLMs could also be used to influence public opinion
There's a new-found sense of urgency among European leaders about the region's public markets, but words must now be matched by deeds.
The Whittle Lab aims to transform aerothermal engineering, one of the country’s strongest manufacturing industries
Neko Health and Helsing had rare success in Europe in raising their latest rounds at higher valuations than most of their US competitors.
By: John Thornhill
The co-founder of the UK-based science start-up explains how AI can help create new materials to address some of the world’s most complex challenges
Talented researchers and entrepreneurs have built a dynamic start-up ecosystem that deserves to be magnified
The shock news for Britain's tech community last week was the announcement that Sir Demis Hassabis would be floating upwards to become Google DeepMind's chair and chief scientist at Alphabet.
It remains unclear what this reshuffle means for London as an AI centre, writes Sifted founder John Thornhill.
