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AI boom: can data-centre expansion become everyone’s bill?
AI and cloud services raise demand for computing, electricity and networks. Who sets the rules and who pays the consequences?
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AI rules: who pulls the emergency brake?
Before the UN Security Council, the heads of OpenAI and Anthropic warned of risks from increasingly capable AI and supported stronger regulation. The debate is also about power, control and who enforces rules when technology advances faster than politics.
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AI in public offices: does the human become an appeal?
Austria’s National Council has adopted rules to make AI use in public administration easier, from chatbots for applications to fully automated handling in limited areas. How much human oversight citizens can expect remains contested.
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Greenland deal: security or too much US influence?
The new deal gives the US broad military options while formally preserving Greenlandic and Danish sovereignty.
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US and China: deal or permanent conflict?
AI, Taiwan, rare earths and trade dominate talks before Xi Jinping’s Washington visit.
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AI spots the crack — but who carries the responsibility?
SBB uses diagnostic trains with cameras and AI to spot rail defects earlier. The systems make checks easier, but according to SBB they do not replace specialists or their responsibility.
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Could AI wipe out humanity?
AI systems are taking on more tasks, acting more independently and gaining access to computers, money and devices. Existential risks may sound like science fiction, but they are now part of the safety debate.
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