AI & Society

The growing presence of AI in the industry’s design studios — and beyond — raises questions about authentic creativity

The EU is trying to assert its strategic independence in an unstable world – a world of bullies, as some members of the EU Parliament describe it. That means independence in matters of defence and energy supplies, but also in the whole field of tech. The European Commission says non-EU companies provide more than 80

Sriram Krishnan tells the FT the president is against a centralised regulator as AI backlash grows

Engineers are still finding ways to use AI models despite stringent restrictions

Proposed campus becomes the latest casualty of growing backlash to the facilities in the US

Austria and Algeria’s dramatic 3-3 World Cup draw sparked online claims that the match was fixed to send both teams into the knockout stage at Iran’s expense. Conspiracy theories, misleading videos and fake FIFA notices have fuelled the speculation, with some dubbing it the “Disgrace of Kansas City” in a nod to the infamous 1982

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A US-led world order would hand a big advantage to an American oligopoly that includes his own company

The FT’s Working It editor replied to reader questions

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is reportedly in active talks with the Trump administration about the US potentially acquiring a 5 percent stake in the leading AI firm. Insider sources told the Financial Times that these talks are in “early stages,” but Altman “has argued that giving the public a financial stake in the company is