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In the grand chamber of the Scottish Parliament, a sobering message echoed through the ranks of elected members. Angela Constance, Scotland’s Health Secretary, stood before her fellow MSPs not with a celebratory update on medical breakthroughs, but with a stark warning about a new and invisible threat to public health:…
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Alexis Ohanian doesn’t fit the typical image of a Silicon Valley doom-monger. He’s the kind of guy who made a fortune building one of the internet’s most chaotic, human-driven platforms, then went on to back all sorts of ambitious startups through his venture fund, Seven Seven Six. So when he sat down with CNBC on a Wednesday afternoon and unloaded on how the technology industry talks about artificial intelligence, it wasn’t the usual hand-wringing from a tech executive trying to cover his tracks. It was something closer to exasperation from someone who genuinely believes the public conversation has gone off…
