Letters: We should take AI risks seriously, but doing so requires conceptual clarity, says Prof Virginia Dignum. Plus letters from John Robinson and Eric Skidmore ...

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From Dec. 2 to 3, the 2025 GIS Global Innovation Expo and Global Innovation Summit took place at Asia World-Expo in Hong Kong. Geoffrey Hinton, widely referred to as the “AI godfather” and a Turing ...

Machines even got their own sporting championship in 2025 with the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing. Robots from 16 ...

Throughout 2025, Computer Weekly’s technology and ethics coverage highlighted the human and socio-technical impacts of ...

Politics dominated this news in Baton Rouge in 2025, from two new mayors to a governor tapped as an envoy to Greenland.

The throughline of the discussion is clear. AI’s economic promise is real, but conditional. Productivity gains will not flow from better models alone. They depend on redesigning work, investing in ...

The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people.” That was Karl Marx, but it could as easily have been Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, one of the world’s leading AI ...

Twenty—six letters, twelve months, and more twists than a season finale. That was 2025 in technology. Chinese AI labs surprised Silicon Valley. The th.