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Max Tegmark, physicist and chairman of the Future of Life Institute, argues that sentiment across the political spectrum is turning against a "race to replace" humans at work, in relationships and in decision-making. He explains to Alex Hern, The Economist's AI writer, what he thinks is driving the shift, and why politicians are listening:

Would you like to join The Economist’s newsdesk in either Hong Kong or Singapore? If you can write clearly and entertainingly, and have a strong knowledge of Asia, business and finance, we’d like to hear from you

“In 1776 the American colonists rebelled against what they saw as the arbitrary and tyrannical British monarchy,” writes Rosa Brooks in a guest essay. Today, “it’s hard not to imagine Mad King George gazing out at Donald Trump’s America—and laughing”

Italy newspaper Il Tempo writes, “thanks to Elon Musk we know about Novak,” and continues, “these riots are not the fault of Elon Musk but from the desperation of people.” And it explains who are the real responsible: weak politics, double standards, woke media and corruption

'At every World Cup, there are titles at stake beside that of Champion,' writes Simon Kuper. 'The title of Clown, a big country that fails. The Beautiful Loser. Most teams aspire to the title of Cinderella, a small country that experiences a fairy tale':

I think it's time we all recognize the NBA has a great creative team and writers. Wow. What a story! Texas heels rout hometown heroes in the 1st half at the World's Most Famous Arena (@TheGarden ), only for the babyfaces to perform the greatest comeback EVER! My compliments!

Worth remembering when assessing Tehran’s negotiating strategy: Iranian FM Araghchi literally wrote The Power of Negotiation (2025). His advice: “maximize what is received and minimize what is given” (p. 24). He also extols “repetition, repetition, and repetition” until the other side “gets numb” and consents (p. 185). He may be referring to a belief claiming the US doesn’t have the stomach for a protracted negotiation and some will wonder if Iran is counting on Trump being distracted with other issues. Araghchi writes: “The Iranian negotiation style is generally known in the world as the ‘market style,’ which means continuous and tireless bargaining… he who gets tired and bored quickly will lose.”

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