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How China is making gains in the race for AI dominance

How China is making gains in the race for AI dominance

In a sleek showroom in China’s eastern city of Suzhou, Cambridge-trained scientist and entrepreneur Yu Kai switches fluidly between British-accented English and his native Chinese as he rattles off the achievements of his unicorn AI firm. Dr. Yu and a co-founder launched AISpeech in the United Kingdom in 2007, but relocated to China the following…

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‘They milk the United States’ – Herculez Gomez says the Mexico national team, Liga MX clubs have paved the way for La Liga to play matches in the U.S.

Siddhant Lazar Gomez said regular season European matches in the U.S. would also embolden Liga MX to increase presence in the country Gomez highlights Liga MX’s history on U.S. soil Said revenues are the motivating factor Predicts increased Liga MX matches  Recommended external contentVideoWe need your consent to show you content our Editorial team embedded…

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Grok is on the rocks

Grok is on the rocks

xAI Trailing ChatGPT on the charts, and suspended by its own maker, Elon Musk asks: is this Apple’s fault? (Mariia Shalabaieva / Unsplash) This is a column about AI. My boyfriend works at Anthropic. See my full ethics disclosure here. Today, let’s talk about a tumultuous week in the life of xAI’s middling chatbot, Grok, and…

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Axing public notices will threaten local democracy, Cleverly tells Rayner

Axing public notices will threaten local democracy, Cleverly tells Rayner

Rachel Reeves’ proposal to axe rules that require businesses to share their licence bids in newspapers would threaten the future of local democracy, Sir James Cleverly has told the Government. In a letter to Angela Rayner, the shadow local government secretary said suggestions that statutory notices could be scrapped raised “concerning questions” about the future…

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