Samsung reaches last-minute deal to avert strike over AI riches
Work stoppage had threatened to disrupt Korean economy and global artificial intelligence boom
Work stoppage had threatened to disrupt Korean economy and global artificial intelligence boom
Shares in the world’s most valuable company dip despite better than expected revenue and forecasts
‘If elected, I’ll undo all the harm you did with Brexit’
From Peter Hantman, Chief Executive, Tungsten Automation, Denver, CO, US
From Colin Mason, Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland, UK
From Professor Sir Denis Pereira Gray, Former Chairman, Academy of Medical Royal Colleges; and Former Vice-Chair NHS Ethics and Confidentiality Committee, Exeter, Devon, UK
From Douglas Keir, Retired Actuary, Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK
AI lab set to hit milestone ahead of competitors OpenAI and xAI
From Jan Harrington, New York, NY, US
Knock-on effects of the Strait of Hormuz’s closure are becoming a source of economic consternation
Chinese government delays greenlight for talks with Elbridge Colby to pressure Trump over new weapons package
AI and satellite company fires starting gun on wave of massive Wall Street listings
Government estimates that agreement could boost economy by up to £3.7bn a year in ‘long run’
UK chancellor to announce wide-ranging package intended to win back voters
Also in today’s newsletter: OpenAI’s IPO could come as early as this week and Xi warns of ‘the law of the jungle’ to Putin
But Elon Musk is not giving himself mates’ rates
Oversight body scrutinising how $30mn grant was spent by controversial non-profit that had US and Israeli backing
‘Many participants’ indicated they would have preferred the removal of language related to a continued ‘easing bias’
The 94-year-old faces accusations relating to the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft
Minutes from latest meeting highlight growing concerns about rising inflation sparked by Iran war
Brent crude falls to about $105 a barrel as Asia-bound vessels raise hopes of resumption of energy flows
Far-right minister’s taunting and humiliation of foreign nationals draws diplomatic blowback from western allies
Stuart Machin’s comments come as government pushes supermarkets to sign up to voluntary price limits for key items