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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says the way for AI to win over the public is to 'actually' cure cancer

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei acknowledged over the weekend that the public doesn't trust AI. He said AI companies have overpromised and undersold.

Executive Briefing: $500 Billion Announced, Zero Committed. What You Can Actually Budget Against.

Wall Street is trying to turn GPUs and their future revenue into an asset class. It is how foundational technologies get built, and how capital gets misallocated when the assumptions are wrong.

The Next Era of Great Work

Plus: Why OpenAI’s Hugging Face incident is a leak and not a hack, what happens when a vibe coder ships a security hole, and how to hire—and secure—an AI employee

Rogue AI Aren't Science Fiction Anymore

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Ukraine presses drone attacks on Moscow and Russian logistics

Kyiv launches more than 600 drones at enemy capital in one of its largest assaults of the summer

Big Tech’s data centre boom poised to drive up carbon emissions

FT analysis finds 60 largest planned facilities could emit equivalent of 27 coal plants or 24mn cars per year

The billionaire threatening to upend Wall Street

Mark Walter’s much-copied strategy of leveraging insurers to build an empire has drawn regulatory scrutiny

The skill BCG's North America boss thinks matters more in the AI era

Build a calm, realistic plan to recover from job loss and move toward your next role.

Most US voters say they are worse off under Trump

Democrats lead Republicans on economy just months ahead of midterm elections

Can We Stop the Public 'Blasterbating', Actually?

It is now hard to take public transport without having to endure the sound of someone else’s smartphone speaker

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The Italian university benefiting from the post-Brexit student shift

Bocconi is among the institutions filling the gap as European undergraduates avoid higher UK fees