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Collision course: Will US-China tech race spin out of control?
The Cold War had the space race. But this is different. How will US allies like South Korea - chipmakers in their own right - react? Can democracies really decouple from a China that's still the world’s factory?
No more Mr Nice Guy: Microsoft CEO rages after Activision merger blocked in UK
The CMA's decision was largely based on concerns that Microsoft could come to dominate the cloud gaming market, or games which are streamed rather than downloaded.
Europol denies claim that cybercrime website Genesis Market is still online
"Authorities have only seized clearnet domains while its main dark web domain remains online," read an article published on cybersecurity news website HackRead on Wednesday, "which suggests that they have not been able to take down the entire Genesis infrastructure".
AI open letter authors: 'We want people to share our level of uncertainty'
The letter, published by the Future of Life Institute think tank and signed by AI experts as well as tech leaders Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak and Jaan Tallinn, cites a study by University of Washington as evidence for "AI systems with human-competitive intelligence" posing "profound risks to society and humanity."
France passes controversial AI surveillance bill ahead of 2024 Olympics
Noémie Levain of data rights group La Quadrature du Net calls the bill "the worst technological turning point of the last few years in France".
One year on, Russian military tech has proved weaker than expected in Ukraine
But Russian electronic warfare isn't what it used to be, and it has been slow to roll out its latest weapons innovations. However, Moscow still has some potential game-changers up its sleeve, as our Technology Editor Peter O'Brien explains.
I spy: Masses flock to open-source intelligence for news about war in Ukraine
For FRANCE 24's own OSINT research, check out the FRANCE 24 Observers.