The Financial Times leads with concerns that artificial intelligence could manipulate the US presidential election next year.
Sam Altman, whose company created Chat GPT, told US lawmakers independent audits on AI technology and warnings similar to nutritional labels were “a great idea”.
The front page also leads on the University of Oxford voting to remove the Sackler name from buildings, spaces and staff positions after an investigation by the publication found the university had continued its ties with the wealthy Sackler family, which developed the controversial drug OxyContin.
Manchester City is three games away from making history. And after the stunning rout of Real Madrid in the Champions League semifinals on Wednesday, Pep Guardiola’s march toward a treble of trophies feels unstoppable.
Number of teens trying vapingis growing ‘We need to stem the tide of child vape experimentation.’
Guardiola lost his temper with De Bruyne in the second half at the Etihad Stadium.
ITV bosses reportedly want Phil to leave.
Flintoff reportedly suffered injuries to his jaw.
She doesn’t have time for the trolls!
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