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To what extent do you own your own face? Or fingerprints? Or DNA? How far would you trust others to use such sensitive

“Little Brother is watching you,” said no novel or movie ever.

First there were Uber drivers who would come to your door at the push of a button.

Yes, I had seen The Buddha of Suburbia, in which white English couples fall for the fake mysticism of a bluffing “guru” in Bromley.

In recent years, digital encryption has been subject to what anthropologists sometimes call “social silence”.

Vladimir Putin has a name for the west. He calls it the “empire of lies”.

The “use case” for liberal democracy isn’t that it is better at avoiding mistakes: democracies are no better at steering clear of high-risk

Over the past week, Hollywood and Wall Street have been consumed by the share-price crash of Netflix.

I keep on being told that it’s time I took crypto seriously.

On a visit to New York in 2003, Vladimir Putin pitched himself to investors as an economic reformer willing to engage western capitalists,

Just over a week ago, the United Nations made an announcement that prompted a biting put-down from a climate journalist named Megan Darby.

I am eating first-rate sushi in a dire strip mall off Sunset, between a nail bar and a McDonald’s, and that isn’t the

On a spring ski break in Colorado last week, I found the town of Aspen buzzing with talk about Roman Abramovich.

In 1989, more than a quarter of a century before the world watched the Go-playing supercomputer AlphaGo vanquish the world champion Lee Sedol,

Just before Russia invaded Ukraine, Vladimir Putin met Xi Jinping in Beijing. Shortly afterwards, the two countries announced a “no limits” partnership.

At what point does the slump in US technology stocks stop being dismissed as a mere “tech wreck” primarily centred on the most

An oligarch-free London and Côte d’Azur, a more militarised Germany, a Finnish public with eyes for Nato: these are the novelties that have

The world would like to remember the conviction of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes as a cautionary tale of Silicon Valley hubris.

In a 2018 video, Cathie Wood, founder of Ark Invest, declared “monogenic stem cell therapy” a $2 trillion revenue opportunity, with “polygenic” versions

Some 10 million people have watched Joe Rogan’s 2019 chat with ageless British physicist Brian Cox.