If you take a step back and look at the labor market from a distance, everybody wants the same thing: The interests are perfectly aligned. But, in practice, progress stalls.

When adopting a "practical optimism", workers and organisations can maintain agency even in the age of AI

Lufthansa’s Head of Marketing on why AI is opening up a whole new field to think bigger – and what it takes to stay creative in the age of automation

The co-founder of Aleph Alpha argues the real risk of AI isn’t job loss – it’s speed, concentration of power, and whether Europe chooses to build or just buy

AI will have the same effect on white-collar workers as the 1970s de-industrialisation had on blue-collar workers. But economies can, and must, adapt.

The rise of AI's "thinking" machines is not the problem. The decline of thinking people is.

A new newsletter that helps you understand and direct the future of work in an AI economy

Policymakers need to prepare for potentially powerful AI systems without overregulating for a future that may not come

Will economic competition overshadow AI safety?

Foxes have ‘begun to dig burrows’ in soil of rooftop garden at the as yet unopened King’s Cross headquarters

ALT: a crowd of people with their hands on their heads

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Deep divisions among German conservatives could spell trouble for the new chancellor

A loose private network on Signal and WhatsApp helped usher in the new alliance between Silicon Valley and Donald Trump’s new right.

The incoming chancellor vowed to be a strong leader for Europe, but coalition talks may leave him focused on damage control at home.

The Rest Is Politics · Episode

EuroStack und GlobalStack

Debate over multibillion-euro top-up to military fund is playing a central role in exploratory coalition discussions

The Conservatives won yesterday's election in Germany, but their leader Friedrich Merz still faces some challenges before he can enter the chancellory.