Steven Boykey Sidley

Like many of my colleagues and friends who have always consumed daily news as a matter of habit and pleasure, there is, of late, a

I have written previously about the hot war between creators of content and the “foundation” AI companies like ChatGPT, which hoovered up as much content

I do not follow Norwegian anything, other than a good TV series I saw recently. I do follow US tariffs, because it is big and

On Friday, Elon Musk announced the formation of a new political party, the America Party, with himself as primary funder and ideological core − and

“To say that Tesla’s future is dependent on robotaxis is a bit of an understatement. Tesla has to completely decimate this industry or be left

The New York Times paraphrased Israeli columnist Nahum Barnea this week. He notes that it is possible to house four positions in one brain. For

It was clear from the start of the Israeli strikes on Iran that they had been meticulously planned (for well over a year, according to

I had many things I wanted to write about this week − stuff happening all over the place: AI, crypto, tech, energy, Ukraine, the Middle

On 2 May, Financial Times writer Robert Armstrong used the term TACO in an article, defining it as “Trump Always Chickens Out.” He was referring

More than a year ago, I mentioned in an article that I had stopped using Google Search entirely. I had switched to a then little-known