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The front page of Tages-Anzeiger features a prominent interview with a Swiss AI researcher expressing concerns about the exaggerated doomsday scenarios surrounding AI. Other top stories include an analysis of the financial crisis at Zurich's Kunsthaus, an upcoming reader survey on fears about…
A Swiss AI researcher, Marcel Salathé, discusses his concerns about the exaggerated doomsday scenarios presented by AI entrepreneurs, comparing their pronouncements to a death cult.
An analysis of the Zurich Kunsthaus's financial crisis, detailing how the prestigious building, once celebrated, has become a debt trap with millions missing.
A reader survey on artificial intelligence prompts discussion about public fears surrounding the technology.
A daily podcast episode discusses warnings from a developer that AI could potentially eradicate humanity, with a digital expert providing analysis.
The British online bank Revolut is seeking a banking license from Swiss financial authorities to offer services like payroll accounts and Säule 3a, investing 150 million francs.
A recent survey indicates a significant decline in support for the neutrality initiative, with only about 30 percent intending to vote yes.
Philosopher Svenja Flasspöhler, married for 25 years, defends monogamy and argues that commitment actually signifies freedom in long-term relationships.
A story exploring relationships in Switzerland, featuring a couple who resorted to tracking their intimacy due to disagreements.
The SPD Minister-President Manuela Schwesig is gaining ground in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern by distancing herself from her party, focusing on 'ordinary people,' and directly confronting the AfD.
