David Meyer
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Microsoft’s A.I. ethics layoffs send a worrying signal
Microsoft could be choosing speed over A.I. caution. → Read More
Germany and the Netherlands signal weakening of Europe’s China tech ties
Europe is following the U.S.’s lead in gradually decoupling with China. → Read More
Slack, supply chains, and customer services all get generative-A.I. smarts
Microsoft and Salesforce are baking generative A.I. into their enterprise services. → Read More
Europe’s new net neutrality battle could have global consequences
Big telecoms companies might change how the internet works. → Read More
Netflix, Meta and other U.S. internet companies could be forced to pay to reach users in Europe. Here’s why a new net neutrality fight is erupting.
The net neutrality debate is alive again in Europe, and telecom operators think they have a path to victory. → Read More
When it comes to the TikTok ban debate, hypocrisy abounds
U.S. tech services are also a threat to foreigners’ data—and China bans many apps. → Read More
‘Psychological warfare’: TikTokers are right to be horrified by the new Bold Glamour filter
The effect takes unrealistic beauty standards to a new level. → Read More
Nokia-maker HMD may be ahead of the curve with its repairable phone and European onshoring
The Finnish phone firm reckons it knows what Europeans want. → Read More
First, A.I. came for the artists—here’s why that was a mistake
Creatives are outraged at A.I. ripping off their work, and have the voice to warn others. → Read More
Big Tech goes back to moving fast and breaking things
Thanks to financial woes and an A.I. arms race, it’s back to the future. → Read More
A new book on the Sumner Redstone saga is a real page-turner—but it’s not about business
But it's not about business. → Read More
How to solve the U.S.’s deficit problem
A vibrant economy and functioning federal government would help. → Read More
Meta and the rest of Big Tech just got a new reason to be fearful about their future in Europe
Meta risks being forced out of its second most important market as the U.S. and Europe remain at odds over how user data is shared across the Atlantic. → Read More
CEOs aren’t abandoning their ESG plans—but they are changing the language they use to defend them
But they are changing the language they use to defend them. → Read More
The U.S. is behind Asia and Europe on battery manufacturing—but the push is on to change that
Battery guru Christina Lampe-Önnerud is back in the U.S., this time in a public-private partnership. → Read More
Meta’s Oversight Board promises to make faster Facebook and Instagram moderation decisions
The Oversight Board says it will increase its caseload and issue some verdicts in as little as two days. → Read More
Crypto out, tech gone quiet: What we learned from this year’s Super Bowl ads
The ads offer a window into the business zeitgeist of the moment. → Read More
BP CEO Looney on climate-target rollback furor: ‘People will not judge us on our words, they will judge us on our actions’
"People will not judge us on our words, they will judge us on our actions," he said. → Read More
President Biden’s industrial policy push is a break from 50 years of orthodoxy
It will change the contours of the global economy. → Read More
Bots can make Twitter a better place to be. Now Elon Musk wants to decide which ones are ‘good’
The drama over Elon Musk's recent effort to quash bots was characteristically chaotic. → Read More