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The likes of Elon Musk trade on the myth that great individuals are always difficult
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From Benedikt Sobotka, Chief Executive, Eurasian Resources Group, Co-Chair, Global Battery Alliance, Luxembourg
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From Barbara Newman, London W6, UK
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Collective amnesia is a reminder of the risks of investments offering an illusory prospect of easy wealth
While Labour should be grateful that Jeremy Hunt has done some of the heavy lifting, this is a broader issue for UK society
The tech industry is divided over how best to develop AI, and whether it’s possible to balance safety with the pursuit of profits
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