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Dame Stephanie Shirley obituary

Pioneering computer scientist, founder of her own software company, philanthropist and determined autism campaigner

Nvidia and AMD agree to pay 15% of China chip export revenues to US

Unprecedented deal, an apparent reversal of security restrictions, is in return for licences to sell to China

OpenAI says latest ChatGPT upgrade is big step forward but still can’t do humans’ jobs

Though GPT-5 model has better coding and writing abilities it is not yet able to ‘continuously learn’

Trump plans 100% tariffs on chips but spares companies ‘building in US’

President’s plan expected to increase cost of electronics and household goods but US-produced chips to be exempt

OpenAI in talks on share sale that would price it above Elon Musk’s SpaceX

If the transaction goes ahead the value of the ChatGPT developer would rise by about two-thirds to $500bn

News Corp warns Trump AI is pillaging contents of The Art of the Deal

Company owned by Rupert Murdoch says president’s books are ‘being consumed by AI engines which profit from his thoughts’

Google says its new ‘world model’ could train AI robots in virtual warehouses

Genie 3 is latest step towards human-level artificial general intelligence, tech company claims

Chinese carmakers led by BYD report big rises in UK sales in July

Data also shows the overall British market contracted, with America’s Tesla suffering a 59% slump

George Osborne says UK has been left behind in cryptocurrency boom

Ex-chancellor criticises hesitant approach to crypto and warns country in danger of missing next surge in market

Tesla board awards $29bn of shares to Elon Musk

Chief executive will pay $2bn to buy stock in the carmaker at 2018 price after court rules against pay deal

He worked with artificial limbs for decades. Then a lorry ripped off his right arm. What happened when the expert became the patient?

An experienced clinician in prosthetics, Jim Ashworth-Beaumont found himself the perfect guinea pig for a radical new option for amputees

Openreach engineers trial panic alarms as incidents of abuse and assault soar

Exclusive: UK company reports 450 incidents in a year, with workers spat at, shaken off ladders and pushed down stairs

Aamir Khan: India’s movie legend on a cut-price mission to save Bollywood

The superstar actor will release his latest film on YouTube so families who cannot afford cinema trips can watch

Apple quietens Wall Street’s fears of China struggles and slow AI progress

Tech giant sees double-digit revenue rise, with huge gains in iPhone sales, despite stock-price drop and looming tariffs

Amazon fails to calm tariff worries with worse-than-expected financial outlook

Tech giant reported generally positive revenue numbers, but may not meet expectations on its operating income

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