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The iron rule that kept us ahead of China is dead
A belief in the inexorable growth of computing has made us complacent. We must be smarter
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Starmer has picked the worst moment to side with big tech
Labour must use its power to break up the anti-competitive stranglehold of Silicon Valley
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Britain cannot trust man-baby Musk to iron out its mobile wrinkle
The billionaire views the market as a zero-sum game: for him to win, someone else has to lose
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Humans are being tricked into engineering their own demise
By rushing out artificial intelligence, we are making ourselves more vulnerable than ever
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Radical reform is needed to grasp this technological revolution
Britain’s entrenched prejudice against engineering and manufacturing must be rewired
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China’s lightning AI success should frighten Wall Street – and Trump
Western hopes of winning the next technological revolution are being dashed
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Trump may bring TikTok back from the dead – but Silicon Valley is itching to get hold of it
Resurrecting the app would represent a shameless 180-degree pivot – even for the president-elect
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Brussels’ meddling with our phone chargers is a sign big tech has failed
With the USB-C ruling under their belt, regulators have a fresh tech irritation in their sights
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The doomsday weapon Putin could use to cripple the West
The development of EMP weapons risks throwing the world back into the Stone Age
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Facebook just signalled the end of the fact-checker as censor – good riddance
With Donald Trump’s second inauguration less than two weeks away, Mark Zuckerberg is now desperate to make amends
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Good riddance Nick Clegg, Mark Zuckerberg’s human heat shield
Meta’s Oversight Board was always just another part of the same well-funded blob
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If AI takes your job in 2025, you’ll soon be hired back
After a year of artificial intelligence gaffes, it’s clear the robot revolution isn’t all it’s cracked up to be
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There is only one winner in the battle between Maga and Silicon Valley
Given the choice between pleasing his big tech friends and his core supporters, it’s obvious who Trump would plump for
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How Dyson is battling to create a new generation of engineers in the face of Labour hostility
Despite job cuts and tax raids, the outspoken inventor is ploughing money into the future of British innovation
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Labour is on a quest to erase anything uniquely British
Silicon Valley is discovering just how big a pushover Starmer really is
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Universities are churning out brainless frauds
Degrees are being debased by the allowance of artificial intelligence in classrooms
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