The UK government has introduced the Data (Use and Access) (DUA) Bill to Parliament, aiming to enable AI and data-driven public services. This legislation partially revives the
Headlines over the last month have cropped up about technology companies signing various deals with companies in the nuclear power space. First Constellation Energy and
While most of the news from the World Trade Organization (WTO) has been gloomy, Friday saw a rare breakthrough. More than 80 members of the
In a throwaway line of green marketing for her country, Iceland’s Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir told the Financial Times in late March that her island in the
There’s a certain Western cultural meme, popular with the anti-capitalist left, which says that too much tourism ruins a city. The French Quarter and Times
Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan has it out for Amazon, and it is a fight she’s been preparing for since grad school. Six years
Next month the UK will host the long-awaited ‘AI Safety Summit’ in Bletchley Park. The venue is appropriate given that it was at Bletchley Park that a
Germany has been on a mission to undermine its own energy security for a while now, and the final culmination of one portion of that
The US economy grew at an annualized rate of just 1.1 percent in the last quarter. Most analysts expected a figure in the neighborhood of
Latin American cities generally grow fast, but many remain impoverished. Then there’s Panama City. One of the wealthiest cities in the Americas, it’s full of
