Diary of a Lawyer: How rape is being decriminalised November 29, 2023 In recent years, a disturbing trend has emerged where rape is becoming decriminalised, writes Dr Charlotte Proudman
If retail execs didn’t already know it, Black Friday is finally over November 29, 2023 We stole Black Friday from the US, and the Americanism is falling out of favour with Brits getting a few pennies off, writes Simon Neville
Musicians know AI is stealing their art, but finally tech bosses are waking up too November 29, 2023 Musicians like Drake and the Weeknd have had their music scraped by artificial intelligence programs, and AI bosses are finally waking up to it, writes Jo Twist
Sam Altman’s ‘best world ever’ might just mean killing off Google ad revenue November 28, 2023 ChatGPT could rid the world of the scourge of digital advertising.
Working from home? Your staff are probably relying on ChatGPT November 28, 2023 Remote workers are secretly using AI - particularly ChatGPT - to gain an edge of their competitors and free up their time during the day. Eventually, we all will be, writes Eliza Filby
We can’t subsidise or incentivise away the pain of a transition to renewable energy November 28, 2023 In theory, higher energy prices should be welcome news to the politicians who claim they want a green future, writes Paul Ormerod
The Global Investment Summit shows the creaking gears of the UK state whirring quietly into life November 28, 2023 The summit marked the creaking, occasionally conflicting gears of the British state joining for an outright celebration of the country’s business climate.
The Booker Prize is elitist and irrelevant, and so what? November 27, 2023 Snobby and out of touch, the Booker Prize gets told it is descending further into irrelevancy every year. But who cares, asks Anna Moloney.
After the debanking scandal, Britain needs to give up its stake in Natwest November 27, 2023 Selling its remaining holdings in Natwest is obviously the right thing for the government to do: the state has no business owning a financial services conglomerate.
Bring in mini-golf, the boozy office Christmas party is now history November 27, 2023 In true British style, one activity has long been at the heart of our workplace culture—drinking. But Gen Z employees are shunning booze, and putting an end to the alcohol-laden Christmas party.