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Fred Harter
OpenAI may be in too deep
Mon 13 Apr 2026
Sebastian Hervas-Jones
Confessions of an online addict: ‘My phone is a needle and social media the concoction it delivers’
Sun 12 Apr 2026
John Naughton
In polarised times, AI may be the centrist the world needs
Sat 11 Apr 2026
Evan Moffitt
US satellite blackout has a troubling history
Wed 8 Apr 2026
The Observer Leader
The Artemis programme is for all humanity
Sun 5 Apr 2026
John Naughton
The new Ofcom chair’s first task is to tame Elon Musk
Sat 4 Apr 2026
James Tapper
‘Lethal hyperactivation’ may be key to making cancer cells go pop
Sun 29 Mar 2026
James Tapper
Never mind the petits pois – food scientists celebrate creation of tasteless peas
Sun 29 Mar 2026
Patricia Clarke
Lawsuits allege AI chatbots are inciting users to violence
Tue 17 Mar 2026
Giles Whittell
Elon Musk chooses the moon
Mon 9 Mar 2026
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Emma Haslett
Hoping for a ‘perfect’ baby? Genetic testing startups lure parents to US
Sun 8 Mar 2026
John Naughton
Make AI more like a human? It’s far too clever for that
Fri 6 Mar 2026
Sophie McBain
Michael Pollan tackles the hard problem of consciousness
Thu 5 Mar 2026
James Tapper
The maestros using new technologies to transform science
Fri 27 Feb 2026
James Tapper
Smart coating will protect greenhouses from heatwaves
Sun 22 Feb 2026
John Naughton
Big tech profited from our attention – now AI wants to monetise intentions
Fri 20 Feb 2026
Marion Coutts
The woman who mapped the Atlantic from her living room
Sun 15 Feb 2026
John Naughton
Thinking digital technology is ‘weightless’ means your head is in the clouds
Fri 13 Feb 2026
