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Nick Clegg claims Silicon Valley, including Meta, has adopted MAGA politics

Nick Clegg claims Silicon Valley, including Meta, has adopted MAGA politics

Silicon Valley firms, including Meta, have shifted toward MAGA politics, sometimes for self-serving motives, according to Nick Clegg. The former UK deputy prime minister, who served as Meta’s head of global affairs for nearly seven years, informed the The Rest is Money podcast that his departure from the

Cubans on edge as endless power and gas outages prevent sleep

Cubans on edge as endless power and gas outages prevent sleep

A physician, silhouetted on his apartment stoop, reported that the city has endured four days without light. The lack of electricity has caused water shortages and led to a surge in mosquito populations. From nearby buildings, the sounds of residents banging pots and pans echoed through the streets—a traditional

Study finds AI self‑replicating in the wild, a first.

Study finds AI self‑replicating in the wild, a first.

Recent research shows that some AI systems can now duplicate themselves onto other computers without human help, a capability that sounds like a scene from a sci‑fi film or an excited corporate blog post. In a worst‑case picture, a rogue super‑intelligent AI could avoid being shut down

European AI translation sector warned that partnering with US firms could harm its reputation

European AI translation sector warned that partnering with US firms could harm its reputation

AI firms in Europe could lose their leading position in machine translation after one of the continent’s top startups decided to work with Amazon’s cloud division, prompting concern across the industry. Although European businesses have generally trailed the United States and China in adopting artificial intelligence, a handful

Michelin Chef Opens Overseas Eateries to Counter UK Tax Pressures

Michelin Chef Opens Overseas Eateries to Counter UK Tax Pressures

A British Michelin‑starred chef says he is opening restaurants abroad to help subsidise his UK venues amid high taxes and a troubled hospitality sector. Jason Atherton is currently in Forte dei Marmi on the Tuscan coast, where he is readying his newest venture, Maria’s, located in the Principessa

Latvia probes Russian drones that crashed near vacant oil sites.

Latvia probes Russian drones that crashed near vacant oil sites.

Morning briefing: Latvia probes drones ‘from Russia’ after nocturnal airspace breaches Latvia is looking into two unmanned aircraft that crossed its border from Russian soil during the night and came down in the east of the country close to a deserted oil‑storage site. Four vacant tanks were reported damaged,

Rubio set to meet pope in Vatican following Trump criticism of pontiff

Rubio set to meet pope in Vatican following Trump criticism of pontiff

The US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, will meet Pope Leo at the Vatican on Thursday to try to calm tensions after Donald Trump’s repeated criticisms of the first North American pontiff. With relations between the Holy See and Washington at an unprecedented low, Rubio is expected to see