The stock made its debut in Shanghai with a 629 per cent rise and is already worth 66 billion, despite the risk from the US. Beijing is banking on humanoids as a pillar of its industry, but factories and homes are still a long way from the promised revolution

Addictions and design. Why it’s better to fix a product than to ban it

The French ruling offers Europe an opportunity to envisage a different strategy. An alternative already exists: “The aim is not to exclude children and young people from the digital society, but to equip them with the tools to participate in it more safely,” says the head of digital development at the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs in Estonia

China is offering its data models to train artificial intelligence systems. The White House is seeking a position from the signatories of the Pax Silica

If a mechanical device handles language like a human, can we still deny it any form of consciousness? 

Two predominantly text-based platforms have announced similar programmes to restrict AI-generated content. But is this really possible? And why now, of all times? At the heart of it all is Pangram, an ‘AI detector’ that’s selling very well but doesn’t work miracles

Jensen Huang is calling on Washington not to shut down open models. But the real battle is being fought further down the line, in vertical niches, and it is essential not to get bogged down in excessive regulation