A former British intelligence official worries the country now faces the very real risk of being cut off in retaliation from some American intelligence. That would be a break from the past https://t.co/Ir2vqZCe1e ...

Some researchers are trying to build specialised therapy-chatbots, hoping to keep the chattiness of LLM-based bots while making them safer for their users https://t.co/EAnBuPUWsg ...

Gold’s previous bull runs occurred after the dotcom crash and the global financial crisis of 2007-09, and during the covid-19 pandemic. This time a different dynamic is at play https://t.co/yenob2EdpZ ...

Grab the remote and pass the popcorn: we’ve selected the 14 best films of 2025 https://t.co/ydFqYU4K6pIllustration: Tatyana Alanis https://t.co/g7sgqWHje7 ...

Trauma, rebellion and emigration surge alongside military ascendency https://t.co/xvLQih1bgy ...

As a Samaritan, Nader Sadaqa straddled both Israeli and Palestinian worlds.On “The Weekend Intelligence”, @nicolaspelham asks why Sadaqa chose to kill for the Palestinian cause instead of staying neutral https://t.co/e5gGelPycp ...

Parents now act as general contractors, selecting their children’s schooling from a wide range of suppliers and shuttling them between lessons and extra-curricular classes https://t.co/TUS7nEzeVm ...

The president and some of his allies resist reaching moral judgments about fellow travellers on the right, even when they are toxic. Democrats have a different problem https://t.co/8PpJbcY9ZT ...

How a housewife from the backwaters of Punjab came to play such a prominent role on the national stage is a topic of endless speculation in Pakistan.1843 tells the story of Imran Khan’s third wife and spiritual adviser Bushra Bibi https://t.co/0SnGCYYj7e ...

“AI will make us more intelligent.” Tye Brady of Amazon tells @alokjha why he thinks AI-enabled robots are at the centre of that drive. Listen to “Babbage” https://t.co/6iIbCr8rvF ...