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The people’s reboot? Inside the 2 October Guardian Weekly - AOL (opens the original)
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As the alarm bells sound ever louder about the potentially existential threat of breakneck AI development, people far removed from Silicon Valley debates about the future of the artificial intelligence revolution are voicing other more immediately tangible worries about the building of the vast datacentres that power these entities. For this week’s cover story, economics and political writer Eduardo Porter, analyses why communities are pushing back against AI and the future that the big tech plu
Not the man for a crisis: inside the 18 September Guardian Weekly - AOL (opens the original)
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Friedrich Merz is a man with few choices and little popular support as he faces the end of Germany’s postwar settlement and the collapse of all the checks and balances to maintain democratic norms after the second world war and reunification. While Alternative für Deutschland’s success in state elections in Saxony-Anhalt saw the party win 44% of the vote, they are three seats short of a governing majority and, so far, no other party has said they are prepared to work with them, which means that
Not the man for a crisis: inside the 18 September Guardian Weekly (opens the original)
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Friedrich Merz faces Germany’s biggest test. Plus: AI apocalypse soon? Get the Guardian Weekly delivered to your home address Friedrich Merz is a man with few choices and little popular support as he faces the end of Germany’s postwar settlement and the collapse of all the checks and balances to maintain democratic norms after the second world war and reunification. While Alternative für Deutschland’s success in state elections in Saxony-Anhalt saw the party win 44% of the vote, they are three s
Final whistle for Fifa’s boss? Inside the 14 August Guardian Weekly - AOL (opens the original)
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When a crisis brought on by a rash idea that results in the most prominent part of an organisation saying it will boycott the business’s showcase event doesn’t die down after a couple of weeks, observers might expect the boss to be considering his future. Not when it’s Fifa and not when it’s Gianni Infantino, the president of football’s world governing body and the subject of this week’s big story. Jonathan Wilson’s witty account of how Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private
Final whistle for Fifaâs boss? Inside the 14 August Guardian Weekly (opens the original)
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Gianni Infantinoâs own goal. Plus: smoke alarm sounds after wildfires Get the Guardian Weekly delivered to your home address When a crisis brought on by a rash idea that results in the most prominent part of an organisation saying it will boycott the businessâs showcase event doesnât die down after a couple of weeks, observers might expect the boss to be considering his future. Not when itâs Fifa and not when itâs Gianni Infantino, the president of footballâs world governing body and
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