A new ad campaign for the luxury car brand Jaguar has inspired an avalanche of criticism online.

The ad is part of a huge brand overhaul, which has been described as going in a new EV -only direction.

Tesla founder Elon Musk responded to the ad, writing, “Do you sell cars?” The official Jaguar X account replied to many comments questioning the ad.

Survey: 59% of students in U.S. higher education routinely use artificial intelligence.

Only about 40% of instructors are using it, but 18% of K-12 teachers use it regularly.

Yale University announced it would invest $150 million over the next five years in AI initiatives.

At BAE Systems , we design, build and maintain defence and security solutions to protect the UK against current and future threats.

We underpin a resilient defence industrial base that is critical to supporting our armed forces and ensuring national security.

We invested 230 m in skills, training, education outreach and university partnerships in 2023 .

Politicians cannot resist imitating some of the positivity and, even indulging in some of its hyperbole.

The message is unequivocal: new technology will save you money and make you more productive.

As we will discover, sometimes it does but often it does n’t .

The National Audit Office has previously condemned the health service’s track record for digital transformation as poor’ An attempt to create a centralised patient record system was dubbed the biggest IT failure ever seen’ A shared services project that was designed to integrate human resources and financial services across the Department for Transport turned into costs of 81 m.

The public sector is largely a people sector; people deliver services, says Bart van Ark.

Investing in people, and the skills they need, may prove politically difficult given current fiscal constraints, but it is likely to be key to unlocking long-term productivity gains.

The NHS Confederation CEO Matthew Taylor says new technologies that are promised to reduce demand often end up increasing demand.

Minnesota recently enacted a law aimed at restricting misleading AI deepfakes aimed at influencing elections.

The law is now being challenged on First Amendment grounds in Kohls v. Ellison .

The plaintiffs' memorandum in support of their motion to exclude the expert declaration alleges—apparently correctly—that this study "does not exist".

Frida Ghitis: Tech CEOs are moving sharply to the Right.

She says they have more in common than they might have expected a decade ago .

The Right must partner with sympathetic tech elites, Ghitis writes.

Ghitis says Ernst Jünger’s The Glass Bees is a meditation on the nature of technology and its relationship to mankind.

Jünger’s novel, The Iliad , is about the rise of artificial technology in the world of Zapparoni .

He says technology intensifies the disparity between the few who wield it and those who use it.

He fears that technology will lead to physical and moral dehumanization of the human.

Jünger 's warning is that to subject one’s judgment to the artificial, to trust in the unreal, is to crush conscience itself.

Richard , like us, struggles to sift the truth out of what surrounds him, he says.

Ultimately, despite a small rebellion, Richard succumbs and accepts a job in the factory.

Business was fully aware of the potential for net zero to deliver growth, jobs and regeneration.

They needed more clarity, certainty and consistency from government to unlock greater confidence for private markets to invest in the UK . That is a 1trn opportunity, my review “ Mission Zero ” found, with the potential to create an additional 480,000 jobs by 2035 .

Rahm Emanuel may be better served by returning to his roots on Wall Street, says Julian Zelizer .

Zelizer: Emanuel bought $ 250,000 worth of stocks in CoreWeave , a leading AI cloud computing service.

He also purchased $50,000 to $100,000 in stock in Monroe Capital , a Chicago -based middle-market lender that specializes in collateralized debt obligations, the Frankenstein financial product that crashed global markets in 2008 .

Emanuel sending a fish, Godfather-style, to a political rival is a window into his view of zero -sum politics.

Emanuel stands accused of covering up corruption during his time as mayor, dozens of illegal lobbying violations, and the full weight of Obama ’s failures to build the party (the entire role of the DNC chair) The odds do not seem stacked in his favor.

Emanuel did not immediately respond to the Prospect 's request for comment.

Brendan Carr has served as a Republican FCC commissioner since his appointment in August 2017 .

Carr 's agenda for "reining in Big Tech" includes new FCC rules aimed at restricting liability protection offered by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act .

Carr also supports regulations that would "impose transparency rules on Big Tech," he says.

Carr is not a fan of Section 230 , says federal courts have interpreted the law's protections too broadly.

He favors Texas -style legislation "ensuring that Internet companies no longer have carte blanche to censor protected speech" Carr 's view of the government's role in promoting "a diversity of viewpoints" is "not shared uniformly by all conservatives".

Trump complained that CBS edited a 60 Minutes interview with Vice President Kamala Harris to make her seem more cogent than she actually was.

After Trump 's ABC debate with Harris , he argued that the moderators fact-checked him but not her.

Unlike other news sources, broadcasters are subject to FCC content regulation, including the prohibition of "broadcast news distortion".

European Commission fined Meta 798 million euros for "tying" classified ads on Facebook Marketplace to social accounts on Facebook.

Frida Ghitis : It's yet another "huge antitrust fine" against a leading American technology company.

She says the fines are paid into the general European Union ( E.U. ) budget; they should be friendlier to innovation and competition.

Ghitis asks why the commission has prosecuted this case of limited policy importance.