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The NZZ front page features a mix of international and domestic stories, with a strong focus on the implications of Artificial Intelligence, particularly concerning potential governmental interest in its development and the economic impact. Other prominent international news includes developments…
Despite calls for a slowdown in the AI race, the US government under Trump shows no interest in pausing development, fearing China could gain a technological advantage.
The growing fear of powerful AI agents is discussed, with an expert warning about their potential to corner central banks and impact financial markets.
A commentary argues that calls to slow down AI development are insufficient, and AI companies must prioritize and invest more in security research.
An interview with a former French intelligence officer warns that the greatest danger is not terrorism itself, but the gradual erosion of European society by Islamists.
A special tribunal in The Hague will rule on Hashim Thaci, former President of Kosovo, who has a history intertwined with Switzerland and faces potential war crime charges.
The story of Lea Garofalo and her daughter Denise, who stood against the powerful 'Ndrangheta mafia, resulting in murder and a trial that shook Italy.
Following the Swedish elections, left-wing parties hold a slim lead, but the incumbent Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is hesitant to concede, despite losses for the Sweden Democrats.
Fifty years after his death, Mao Zedong is experiencing a resurgence in popularity, particularly among the radical left in the West, seen as a symbol of mass murder cults.
