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Personal AI assistants could soon reshape the digital economy

But they will first have to prove they are safe for users and helpful for businesses

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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America’s new era of private science

The future of innovation may be research outside universities

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate19 oct. 2026
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Bartleby newsletter: Boomers, babies and bots

Andrew Palmer, our Bartleby columnist, rounds up three research papers that caught his eye

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate19 oct. 2026
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The AI industry’s gigantic debts are making investors nervous

Who will be left to pick up the bill in the event of a crash?

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate18 oct. 2026
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Can joggers outrun injury?

Patience when training goes the extra mile

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate16 oct. 2026
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AI neolabs are raising huge sums. Most have little to show for it

Superstar researchers who branch out on their own need to start producing results

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate15 oct. 2026
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SpaceX’s Starlink expansion is a bold gamble on the future

Elon Musk is betting that robotics will dramatically increase demand for connectivity

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate15 oct. 2026
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Is the semiconductor industry headed for an almighty crash?

There are reasons to believe a bust, if it comes, will be less vertiginous than the boom

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate15 oct. 2026
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The AI boom is threatened by an epidemic of unreliable numbers

Investors can no longer put their trust in data

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate14 oct. 2026
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Could AI help scientists with their paperwork?

Yes—but that amplifies existing problems

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate14 oct. 2026
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Elon Musk's foundation is opaque, miserly and self-serving

The world’s richest man disdains charity. His money is where his mouth is

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate13 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitreAuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate12 oct. 2026
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Bartleby newsletter: Tiny workplace triumphs

Andrew Palmer, our Bartleby columnist, celebrates our readers’ finest micro-achievements

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate12 oct. 2026
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Do you need to walk 10,000 steps a day?

How fast you walk may be as important as how much

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate9 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitreAuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
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Jaguar’s new car is its last shot at survival

The British marque wants to reinvent itself as a maker of luxury EVs

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
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The rise of the AI marketplace

Businesses such as OpenRouter are thriving as companies try to cut token costs

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026