Euan Blair’s apprenticeship firm Multiverse reports near-tripling of losses
Former PM’s son’s company also incurs 44 immediate job cuts, most of them in the US
‘The investment industry is just a wall of men’: Tessa Clarke of Olio on the battle facing female entrepreneurs
The boss of the food sharing app has cut waste, helped reduce emissions – and shown venture capitalists what startups led by women can do
The frantic battle over OpenAI shows that money triumphs in the end
Private businesses, motivated by profit, can’t be relied on to police themselves against the horrors unfettered AI could bring
Critics of Serbia’s government targeted with ‘military-grade spyware’
Security researchers say two pro-democracy activists were subjected to attempted state-sponsored hacking
TechScape: Why billions in sanctions can’t bring down Binance
In this week’s newsletter: Changpeng Zhao has pleaded guilty to breaking US anti-money-laundering laws but will the enforcement end there?
The US is racing ahead in its bid to control artificial intelligence – why is the EU so far behind?
Washington is laying down rules for the use of seemingly mundane AI that could, in fact, be incredibly dangerous, says professor of philosophy Seth Lazar
Successive Australian generations suffering worse mental health than the one before, study shows
New study finds cohort born in 90s worse off compared with older generations at similar ages
Meta designed platforms to get children addicted, court documents allege
Instagram and Facebook parent company also knowingly allowed underage users to hold accounts, unsealed legal complaint says
Tesla sues Sweden’s transport agency in escalation of strike row
US carmaker claims ‘discriminatory attack’ after industrial action stops new cars receiving Swedish plates
Elon Musk visits scene of kibbutz massacre with Benjamin Netanyahu
Pair speak about Gaza conflict but not online antisemitism nor controversial post made by X owner this month
‘Serious breach’: social media platform X booted from Australia’s misinformation code
Company failed to respond to a complaint about the removal of a function to report misinformation during the voice referendum
Royal Court theatre launches digital archive of every play performed there
London venue’s online collection of performances dating back to 1956 will be free to use for writers, directors and the public
UK school pupils ‘using AI to create indecent imagery of other children’
Protection groups call for urgent action to help pupils understand risks of making images that legally constitute child sexual abuse
The Guardian view on OpenAI’s board shake-up: changes deliver more for shareholders than for humanity
Editorial: The development of supersmart AI needs careful handling – and that probably won’t be made easier by a bout of corporate chaos
Dr Chelsea Polis: ‘The scientific world recognises when you stick your neck out and do the right thing’
The US reproductive health expert on being sued for $1m, and winning a top prize for her fight for free speech in the public interest