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Time Magazine, 09 April 2025
But rather than enticing companies to create new jobs in the U.S., economists say, the new tariffs—bolstered by recent advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics—could instead increase incentives for companies to automate human labour.
Fortune, 09 April 2025
Google’s latest AI model, Gemini 2.5 Pro, was released without a key safety report—a move that critics say violates public commitments the company made to both the U.S. government and at an international summit last year.
Springer Nature, 09 April 2025
Scientists working on artificial intelligence are more confident than the public that the technology will benefit people.
31 March 2025
New research reveals that social connections, more so than political alignment, can promote engagement with user-driven corrections of misinformation on social media platforms like X.
31 March 2025
The OII's Professor Mariarosaria Taddeo explores the digitalisation of defence and its intersection with liberal democratic values.
12 March 2025
New analysis finds that the number of hours spent playing Nintendo games did not significantly affect adults’ mental well-being, life satisfaction, emotional state, or depressive symptoms.
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