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The former Google executive on the challenges facing the public service broadcaster, his plans to cut 2,000 jobs — and what impartiality means in a polarised world

The most moving scene in Homer is not the death of the great heroes, Patroclus or Hector, but the tail-wagging of a pet dog, Argos. After 20 years away, ten fighting the Trojans and ten wandering the seas, Odysseus returns to his hometown of Ithaca disguised as a beggar. As he approaches his family

XPeng highlights its physical AI upside at the CVPR Conference

WeChat opens up to smartphone AI assistants after ByteDance phone backlash

US startup bets on Japan with AI agents that tap live web data

AI glasses maker Rokid lands Toyota affiliate investment

Eye-opening changes to the speed and volume of work are not always translating into genuine productivity

The US is the epicenter of the artificial intelligence boom. It’s the location for most of the world’s AI-specialized data centers, and the headquarters of the companies designing the leading chips and large language models. But investors have priced that in already — and then some. Emerging markets

Zeynab Javadli had not been in contact with any of her friends since Tuesday.

Wheaton Precious Metals launches $1M mining innovation challenge