DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Labour's AI plans are like telling burglars they can walk into houses - unless there's a note on the door asking them not to
In their headlong rush to develop AI systems, big-tech firms seem determined to ride roughshod over the intellectual property rights of those whose material they want to appropriate.
Don't let Big Tech steal UK's creative genius: Mail's major campaign
Senior figures from the worlds of music, media and film last night backed a major new Daily Mail campaign to protect ...
Silicon Valley company to build massive AI data center outside US
The company building the center is co-led by Brian Koo, an heir to LG Group's founding family. A Silicon Valley company plans ...
Silicon Valley Conquers The Pentagon As Defense Tech Explodes
The global AI market in aerospace and defense is projected to surge from approximately $28 billion today to a staggering $65 ...
A.I. Is Changing How Silicon Valley Builds Start-Ups
Tech start-ups typically raised huge sums to hire armies of workers and grow fast. Now artificial intelligence tools are ...
Job seekers are tired of sending resumes to 'digital graveyards.' Some are finding new ways to apply.
Workers are frustrated by what they see as a broken job market filled with ghost postings and scams. Some are turning to ...
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What East Asian Startup Founders Can Learn From The Immigrant Community At Large
Despite their strong track record, East Asian founders don’t receive investment proportional to their success, writes guest author Lex Zhao. He suggests those founders team up with the broader ...
Opinion: Silicon Valley’s shift from blue to red is a mirage
Tech CEOs may be doing a political 180, but the majority of engineers, investors and scientists who make Silicon Valley the ...