Artificial Intelligence

Shareholders used to demand Zeus-like executives who ran every part of a business, but the new breed is valued for bringing out the best in others

Kanishka Narayan acknowledges the fear, especially for children, but he’s optimistic that our finest minds can ‘cut through the slop’

Never built a data centre? No problem — Jensen Huang’s £3.6 trillion giant needs to sell chips and is investing huge sums to create its own customers

Recruiters tell us we’re out of step, but standing firm has made our people — and the case for the office — stronger than ever

London’s blue-chip index rose 3.5 per cent in July as investors moved away from technology stocks and towards miners, banks and defence firms

A reader’s use of AI has led to a debate about whether that’s unfair, but it doesn’t matter: the answer it gave her was quite useless

A toxic blend of far-right influencers, algorithms and bots is pushing antisemitism into the mainstream, poisoning minds and imperilling Jews. This new form of the oldest hatred is far harder to fight with facts

Andy Burnham inherited the prime minister’s plan to bring the country into the AI future. But will the road be clear?

Tim Cook, the chief executive, says shortages due to the artificial intelligence boom are limiting the iPhone maker’s ability to meet demand

Instacart technology weighs produce, notifies shoppers of discounts and tracks spending — without a wonky wheel in sight. Are Morrisons customers on board?