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Opinion: Don’t believe the calls for slower AI development will work. The juggernaut will keep rolling (opens the original)
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The AI industry has suddenly developed a sense of morality. Or at least that’s what some of the tech bros would have you believe. The risk of AI going rogue and consuming life on Earth by, say, overriding human controls and unleashing biological or nuclear weapons is no longer the script of Hollywood science fiction writers. The boss of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, set the morality train in motion on Saturday, when he published a 3,800-word essay arguing for AI companies to slow the pace of developm
Family of missing Canadian skyrunner accepts that she died on the Matterhorn (opens the original)
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The family of Kalie McCrystal has acknowledged that the Canadian mountaineer and star skyrunner met a tragic death on the Matterhorn, on the Italian-Swiss border. Ms. McCrystal, a 38-year-old lawyer from Squamish, B.C., went missing Sept. 1 during a practice run aimed at setting a record for ascending and descending the 4,478-metre-high mountain, one of the highest peaks in the Alps. She was alone at the time. In a statement, her sister Jody McCrystal and their mother, Wendy Cooper, thanked the
Canada wants deeper ties with EU without sacrificing sovereignty, official says (opens the original)
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Canada wants to forge deeper trade, investment, security, data and labour ties with the European Union − but not at the expense of Canadian sovereignty. That was the message from Ottawa ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Strasbourg, according to a senior government official with knowledge of the Canada-EU file. Mr. Carney will address the European Parliament there Thursday and pitch Canada as a viable EU partner, as Ottawa attempts to reduce the country’s overwhelming dependence on t
Opinion: Rising pump prices, inflation and bond yields are a perfect recipe for a Republican defeat in November (opens the original)
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Donald Trump, at 80, is old enough to remember the second oil shock of the 1970s. The first shock came in 1973 and 1974, during the OPEC oil embargo against countries – including the United States and Canada – that supported Israel during the Yom Kippur War. Oil prices rose 300 per cent. The second came in 1979, during the Iranian Revolution. Oil doubled, triggering recessions around the world and gasoline rationing in some U.S. states. Jimmy Carter was president at the time. The price surge pro
Opinion: Germany’s populist, pro-Russia party’s economic policies would be a disaster for the country (opens the original)
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It’s hard to pinpoint the moment when Germany’s slide from industrial and economic greatness began, but the mid to late years of Angela Merkel’s reign would be a good guess. She was chancellor from 2005 to 2021 and her strategies and policies are coming back to haunt Europe’s most powerful country. The rise of the populist, hard-right, Euroskeptic, pro-Russia Alternative for Germany party, which just won its first state election, is no accident. In 2011, Ms. Merkel made the fateful decision to c
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