Lawsuits filed against OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT drove users into delusional states, which in some cases is alleged to have led to suicide, are a stark illusion of the high stakes for what could be a revolution in mental-health care https://t.co/zUdhFbiJig https://t.co/gKlvq0LloJ ...

Why are some in Germany calling for a change of approach in the face of a second China shock? @DSORennie joins @JNBPage on “Drum Tower”. Listen now https://t.co/dlrimm7yDD ...

Neither side sees backing down as an option https://t.co/QEZzsZNS3e ...

This source of energy could become bigger than nuclear https://t.co/DhTqwN4wJD ...

China’s loan book is now worth $2.1trn, which is far larger than previously published estimates. But the “really striking” discovery is how much goes to rich countries, argues Bradley Parks https://t.co/f2Nf1mc4Cb ...

British politics is dressing up for the fast-fashion era https://t.co/DEGxfiH6U8 ...

China has become one of the world’s biggest bankers and donors—but its financial influence overseas is hard to track. Our charts break down the data https://t.co/imeHDTJNGD ...

“We memorise it before really knowing why it matters.” On “The Intelligence”, @lanegreene explains @DannyBate4’s work on why English speakers use the alphabet so oddly https://t.co/nlIKRglB2O https://t.co/bsT5Z9kxe4 ...

By the end of “The Odyssey”, the titular character has learnt from his mistakes and his land is, finally, at peace. If he can do it, then perhaps there is hope for the world in 2026 https://t.co/m81tqFGteq ...

When Muhammad bin Salman visits the White House he will bring a long wish list, from a defence pact to a deal to purchase F-35 fighter jets. One thing he will not be eager to discuss is recognising Israel https://t.co/aTimEPuYHxPhoto: AP https://t.co/OU08P8qKA8 ...