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237 briefings · “ai”
Nandy stays as secretary of state for culture, media and sport while Kanishka Narayan is appointed the UK’s first AI minister.
If higher facility water temperatures cut cooling energy, data centers may finally stop treating “hot” as unavoidable.
Elite AI demand is outpacing supply, so companies are building job pipelines that start in middle school.
The Beatles legends turned a daily bus stop into a live moment, and the city tour instantly got a myth-level glow-up.
Case Jernigan and Todd Anderson’s autobiographical game uses stop-motion to make the “dread” of chronic illness playable.
A 221.6p-a-share cash offer and a 46.8% premium force Mitie into the private-equity shuffle, with reputational ripple effects.
Starmer’s former ally argues Burnham’s tax cut for VAT would be paid for without a clear funding plan, raising credibility stakes.
ProPublica found it is hard to trace blueberries to specific farms, even when abuses exist and reforms remain limited.
A new mouse study links a thymus-made hormone to lower age-related inflammation, raising big questions for human longevity biology.
A Moroccan-born entrepreneur's death during restraint ignites protests in Italy and forces leaders to confront accountability.
The new Air Force One will be grounded for upgrades. The briefing answers what’s being fixed and whether the earlier flight was safe.
Open and closed betas are set for the months ahead, and multiplayer previews return with Call of Duty: Next.
