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Who gets to decide if AI is safe? Africa wants a say

04/10/2026 - Leave a Comment

Incidents of AI misuse and malfunction are growing across Africa. Companies are piloting American and Chinese AI systems, with little consideration for safety. Frontier models should undergo Africa-centric safety evaluations, …

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The smokestack illusion: Who really pays for net zero

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Reaching net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050, as prescribed by the Paris Agreement, is hard to imagine without a carbon tax. This column estimates that reaching the goal by carbon taxation …

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An astonishing piece of work

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Guy Dauncey has fashioned a short guide for radicals from the work of a non-radical economics heavyweight. Capitalism: A Global History, by Sven Beckert:  Penguin, November 2025 This book is …

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Who knows best?

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When it comes to matters of plans for regional economies, Henry Leveson-Gower suggests the government might want to start from a different place to the one it is at. One …

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Jobless youth is not all about bots

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Young people are finding it increasingly difficult to get a foothold in the labour market and artificial intelligence (AI) is an obvious culprit. But James Robson argues that blaming it …

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Outsourcing Giants Made £6bn in Profit From UK’s Public Services Last Year

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Outsourcing companies made an estimated £6bn in profit from public services last year, with close to 11% of all public expenditure going to these private firms. A new report by the …

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Don’t believe the doomers: Europe’s tech industry slams AI panic

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BRUSSELS — Amid fears that AI models could destroy humanity, top European tech leaders and cybersecurity experts have an increasingly loud response: Ignore the hype, and get on with the …

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What is BRICS Pay, and can it rival the West’s SWIFT payments system?

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The central theme of the BRICS bloc of nations is to push back against the global economic dominance of Western countries. That core value was very much at the centre …

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The first AI election

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The midterm elections are heating up, and AI has entered the race. More than 30 candidates running for office around the country have signed a new pledge promising to put …

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Trump agreed to new ethics rules to get a crypto bill across the line. But that might not be enough

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President Donald Trump had been hearing the message loud and clear for weeks about the sweeping cryptocurrency bill being written in the Senate: to get it across the line, he would have to …

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