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‘Very scary’: Mark Zuckerberg’s pledge to build advanced AI alarms experts

Meta CEO accused of being ‘irresponsible’ by considering making tools on par with human intelligence open source

$2bn woman: how Sheryl Sandberg became one of tech’s most successful bosses

Sandberg was once considered so critical to Facebook’s success that her exit was seen as potential risk to investors’ money

From bot reporters to the loss of a legendary editor, the Daily Mirror is hanging by a thread

In a rightwing, plutocrat-dominated media landscape, we can’t afford to lose it - especially in an election year, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

Sheryl Sandberg to leave board of Facebook parent Meta

Former chief operating officer was lead architect of Facebook’s digital advertising-driven business model

As editor exits, can Mirror and owner Reach survive ad crisis?

Concerns for future as staff morale hits new low and more job cuts loom at media group reliant on digital advertising

Alison Phillips ‘to quit as Daily Mirror editor’ amid Reach budget cuts

‘Universally loved’ editor, 53, who has led paper since 2018, reportedly accepted voluntary redundancy

Taylor Swift’s people shut down speculation about her sexuality – but risked rebuking her LGBTQ fans

The star’s team slammed an editorial that compiled theories about her queerness. But Swift constructs stories about herself – why shouldn’t they compete with other interpretations?

Row after culture secretary blocks minority ethnic woman from Channel 4 board

Rozina Breen put forward by Ofcom but rejected by Lucy Frazer, who has final say

Writer of Post Office scandal TV drama ‘astounded’ by reaction

Response to ITV show on Horizon IT fallout includes 1m-strong petition to strip ex-Post Office boss of CBE

With the spectre of job cuts, Channel 4 bosses must be seen to share the pain

Losses look inevitable but the broadcaster could help itself by demonstrating restraint on pay in its upper ranks

Channel 4 tells staff a round of major job cuts is looming

Exclusive: Broadcaster looks to hasten shake-up amid TV advertising slump with most job losses likely to affect London-based workers

Channel 4 plans deepest job cuts in over 15 years after TV ad slump

Exclusive: As many as 200 roles could go as firm seeks to accelerate digital streaming strategy and limit cuts to content budget

‘Jobs will be next’: TV ad slump prompts more fear among staff

As TV faces worst decline in ad revenue in 15 years, drought is forcing broadcasters to embrace streaming to bridge income gap

UK watchdog rules Eurostar’s £39 seat sale advert was misleading

Operator advertised trips from £39 each way but only small percentage of tickets were on offer at that price

Film, TV and video-game producers to get more generous UK tax relief

Industry has said Britain could lose out to other countries, particularly in animation and special effects

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