Richard Dawkins on AI: 'It has come with a vengeance' ↗
Front page leadEminent biologist Richard Dawkins reflects on the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, religion, and his experience writing his first novel in his eighties.
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Eminent biologist Richard Dawkins reflects on the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, religion, and his experience writing his first novel in his eighties.
A state that has voted Republican for nearly 40 years may flip, with blame for potential losses directed at the president in the upcoming US midterm elections.
Concerns over France's presidential election have triggered the departure of Christine Lagarde, setting up a contest for leadership of the European Central Bank.
An exploration of how Harry Kane transformed from a young player in Rochdale to become arguably the best footballer in the world.
Political movements globally are increasingly mirroring the fundamentalism depicted in Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale'.
A political figure, Burnham, has instructed his cabinet members to adhere to a specific stance regarding Europe.
The article suggests that the purpose of the £100 energy giveaway in the budget was not solely to reduce energy bills.
US walkers found the Cotswold Way to be a challenging trek, influenced by trends seen on TikTok.
An obituary for Patrick Stewart, the 'Star Trek' actor whose lasting passion was Shakespeare.
Cuban Americans are increasingly supporting the Democratic party, driven by fears of socialism and the impact of ICE raids.
With the Israeli election concluded, the focus shifts to the subsequent political developments and negotiations.
A significant turnout of both Palestinian and Israeli voters could be the deciding factor in the outcome of the election concerning Benjamin Netanyahu.
Young protesters in India, once marginalized, are now actively challenging the policies and leadership of Narendra Modi.
John Healey's budget is described as a 'warm-up' that will not satisfy those seeking radical reform.
John Healey's budget is presented as a cautious approach, designed to provide breathing room without causing major political issues.
The current budget maintains a standard approach to most economic sectors, with notable exceptions for entrepreneurs.
John Healey's budget is beneficial for London and its public transportation system, particularly trains.
A new podcast series investigates the impact of AI chatbots on human minds, exploring 'AI psychosis' from a UK psychiatric ward to Silicon Valley.
Ten years after her death, Zaha Hadid's former London headquarters is reopening as a center dedicated to her architectural work and legacy.
A media heir, James 'Fergie' Chambers, accused of funding Hamas, reportedly offered a large sum to prevent a documentary about him from being released.
The essay argues for the necessity of a modern-day equivalent of a peasants' revolt, suggesting widespread societal discontent.