Technology and Work The Existential Crisis of Software Engineers What happens when people who have spent years mastering a difficult skill discover that a machine can perform parts of it in seconds? Software engineering has long been considered an attractive…
A comparative test of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity found no single standard for literary imitation, with some systems refusing living-author style requests, and others complying.
Traditional copyright law protects an author’s words but not their style. Generative AI, which can imitate literary style at scale, pushes this distinction to breaking point.
ChatGPT may refuse to imitate living authors, but the policy raises a bigger question: how should AI firms balance capability, consent and restraint?
AI is everywhere in software development, yet measurable productivity gains remain elusive. What's causing this productivity paradox?
Artificial intelligence and human thought are fundamentally different. Yet as AI systems spread, we are increasingly nudged to think and act according to the logic of machines.
Google’s Genie 3 can't build full games yet, but expectations about AI are already changing how the industry invests, hires and plans for the future.
How the US, Europe, and China are shaping rival AI rules, and what it reveals about power, innovation, and the future of intelligence.
Will emerging AI displace creative jobs - or are fears driven by rumours and incomplete info? We unpack it in our latest article.
As the fight for dominance between AI-based web browsers and traditional search engines heats up, we examine the issues and implications.