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Matthew Sinclair, chief economist to Truss during her brief tenure as prime minister, has been named the inaugural director of a tech lobby group’s new UK arm.

Easing food prices bring an end to interest rate hikes in sight — and offer a boost to Conservative government.

Hunt begins a multi-day visit to major US tech companies on Wednesday as the country aims to expand its own artificial intelligence and life sciences industries.

New campaign comes as the United Kingdom finalizes rules that would allow it to monitor encrypted chats.

The invite to Beijing has ruffled feathers, especially among the UK’s allies in the G7.

The EU has won lucrative semiconductor factories — but they need skilled workers.

‘We need to be absolutely clear about the security of the UK,’ Labour leader says in interview with POLITICO’s new Power Play podcast.

The British leader has positioned himself as the chief doomsayer around artificial intelligence’s risk to national security and ‘bio-terrorism.’

A French regulator had required the smartphone to be pulled from the market.

‘If it’s not utopia, it’s annihilation’: Britain’s AI policy reflects existential fears of the controversial ‘Effective Altruism’ movement.

ID group cites tech billionaire’s release of Twitter Files as protection of freedom of expression.

Hawks demand ban as Beijing espionage row grows.

Struggling at home, the British prime minister believes his drive for AI governance can leave a lasting impact on the world stage.

All my roles are ‘complementary,’ says the French commissioner.

MP Philippe Latombe launches the latest round of legal fighting.

Attempt at creating a unified, but nonbinding, international rulebook could be presented to G7 leaders as early as November.

London talks up rebate as UK rejoins research strand it’s been shut out of since Brexit.

Britain has been shut out of the multibillion-pound research project since Brexit.

France wants to boost French and European firms in the race for AI domination against the US.

Dominant players in the bloc will have to comply with the new digital competition rulebook.

Richard Allan — and a host of tech execs — are working to thwart rules that could see encrypted messenger apps monitored.

Reynders will step in as Vestager goes on leave to chase EIB post.

Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s longtime antitrust czar, announced today that she has gone on leave from the Commission, having been assessed as a fit candidate for …

As the Commission prepares to designate digital ‘gatekeepers,’ here’s how the EU’s new Big Tech competition rulebook will shake out.