Anthropic to sue Trump administration after AI lab is labelled security risk
Pentagon has banned the start-up from government contracts in feud over military use of its technology
Pentagon has banned the start-up from government contracts in feud over military use of its technology
Chinese AI group has worked with Huawei to cut reliance on Nvidia chips
Judge rules Virginia does not have right to restrict ‘minors’ access to constitutionally protected speech’
From Timo Leiter, Vienna, Austria
From Sheila Hayman, Advisory Council, Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy, University of Cambridge, London NW1, UK
From Dan Hedley, Policy Director, New Capital Consensus, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, UK
From Derek Leebaert, Washington, DC, US
From Kim Forder, Hong Kong
From Cormac Meehan, Bundoran, County Donegal, Ireland
From Major James Moloney, Serving British Army Officer, Stamford, Lincolnshire, UK
From David Watson, Fletchers Bridge, Cornwall, UK
Painter Loie Hollowell, featured in today’s HTSI, is 42 years old, not 43 as wrongly stated in the article. She has a studio based in Queens, not Brooklyn, her son’s name is Linden, not Lynden, and she has been represented by Pace since 2017, not 2019
From Bruce Grill, Annecy, France
Streaming company’s decision ends months-long battle to buy parent of CNN, HBO and franchises such as Harry Potter
Co-founder of private capital giant stands to make more than $1bn each year from dividends
Donald Trump says he is ‘not happy’ with Tehran as Washington and London hold talks about use of Diego Garcia
Investors fret over growing strains in private credit and risks of AI disrupting the software industry
Ellison father and son viewed deal as a matter of survival to compete with tech giants that now dominate Hollywood
US president’s comments come as tensions rise during energy blockade and shooting off communist nation’s coast
Lucy Fisher talks to Anna Gross, Jennifer Williams and George Parker
Donald Trump’s address to Congress has big implications for the midterms. What are they?
The policy of taking out top cartel bosses has often resulted in brutal reprisals as new leaders use even fiercer violence to assert control