From the BBC World Service: A top computer scientists has warned it’s too late to prevent AI from being misused to influence voters.
India’s massive, young population makes it a potentially lucrative market for performers, and more musicians are opting to stop there.
Birmingham’s mayor is calling on Black athletes to boycott playing sports at Alabama institutions over a law restricting DEI curriculum.
From the BBC World Service: The European Commission is investigating how Meta handles political content.
How the climate crisis impacts business isn’t always taught in MBA programs. A group of educators is seeking to change that.
Today: examining how today’s calls for university divestment from Israel mirror protests against apartheid in South Africa.
From the BBC World Service: Tesla’s China-based rival has since seen profits drop as slower demand.
We’re sorting through the slew of economic data slated to be released this week and what it could mean for the Federal Reserve.
Copper is used in wind turbines and solar panels, meaning it plays a big role in meeting clean energy goals.
From the BBC World Service: Tesla boss Elon Musk has been trying to clear regulatory hurdles hindering the company from rolling out its self-driving technology there.
