Pippa and Phil talk about how AI might change the world of work.

Instead of reformatting society around products trained on human work without consent, we should tell vendors that enough is enough.

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Amazon denied mistreating workers when its representatives were questioned in Parliament if the company considered workplace injuries “the cost of doing business”, as alleged in a US government report ...

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Gary Neville believes that there is only one team that can stop Arsenal from winning the Premier League this season, with the ...

There’s a bitter irony in watching “Jews for Mamdani” like Brad Lander rally behind a politician whose platform trivializes Jewish concerns about Israel and ...

Swiss start-up Mimic has developed a dexterous robotic hand that could provide manufacturers with a cheaper and more reliable solution than humanoid robots ...

In the case of species migration, knowledge is power. Scientists in Western Australia are attempting to map the oceans where species are being sighted and are depending on citizens to report sightings ...

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It's easy to look at the 30,000 recent Amazon layoffs and blame AI for taking those jobs. But that's not the whole story.