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#theguardian.com. × European Commission proposes ‘Buy EU’ plan to compete against China. Plan to create and preserve jobs in clean tech and low carbon sectors could include UK if there is reciprocal market access

#theguardian.com. × China’s Two Sessions: what are the meetings and why do they matter?. Annual political gathering kicks off this week in Beijing with the economy, technology and the military high on the agenda

#theguardian.com. × Iran war heralds era of AI-powered bombing quicker than ‘speed of thought’. Speed and scale of US military’s AI war planning raises fears human decision-making may be sidelined

#theguardian.com. × China’s Two Sessions to reveal Xi’s economic and defence plans as military purge casts shadow. Top politicians will gather to set growth target with focus on technology self-reliance amid rising US competition

#theguardian.com. × UK firms in Middle East face heightened threat from Iran hackers, agency warns. National Cyber Security Centre urges increased vigilance over risk of indirect attack by hacktivists amid conflict

#theguardian.com. × US military reportedly used Claude in Iran strikes despite Trump’s ban. Trump calls Anthropic a ‘Radical Left AI company run by people who have no idea what the real World is all about’

#theguardian.com. × Inside Trump’s decision to attack Iran: ‘a window of opportunity’. The US joined an Israeli assault after intel suggested Iran’s top clerics and commanders could be hit at once

#theguardian.com. × Tell us what Pokémon means to you. As Pokémon turns 30, we would like to hear what the franchise means to you

#theguardian.com. × Speed Dates is no feeble full-motion video game – it’s a bold art film | Dominik Diamond. With original dialogue in Turkish, this shuffling of potential partners in a sequence of meaningless encounters ranks with the finest auteur movies

#theguardian.com. × Facial recognition error prompts police to arrest Asian man for burglary 100 miles away. Exclusive: Alvi Choudhury claiming damages against Thames Valley police after biased technology confused him with man looking ‘10 years younger’

#theguardian.com. × US AI giant accuses Chinese rivals of mass data theft. Anthropic says three Chinese firms used ‘distillation’ technique to extract information from its Claude chatbot

#theguardian.com. × The splinternet: how online shutdowns are getting cheaper and easier to impose. Iran has shown how plausible blackouts now are, with far-reaching consequences for the internet as we know it

#theguardian.com. × AI hit: India hungry to harness US tech giants’ technology at Delhi summit. Narendra Modi’s thirst to supercharge economic growth is matched by US desire to inject AI into world’s biggest democracy

#theguardian.com. × Tech billionaires fly in for Delhi AI expo as Modi jostles to lead in south. Google, Anthropic and OpenAI bosses to mingle with global south leaders wrestling for control over technology

#theguardian.com. × China’s dancing robots: how worried should we be?. Eye-catching martial arts performance at China gala had viewers and experts wondering what else humanoids can do

#theguardian.com. × Kenyan authorities used Israeli tech to crack activist’s phone, report claims. Citizen Lab report suggests Cellebrite software was used to break into Boniface Mwangi’s phone while he was under arrest

#theguardian.com. × TikTok creator ByteDance vows to curb AI video tool after Disney threat. Videos created by new Seedance 2.0 generator go viral, including one of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt fighting

#theguardian.com. × What is Pokopia? Inside the calming Pokémon game that ditches battles for gardening. We explore the cosy world-building spin-off with Game Freak’s Shigeru Ohmori and his fellow developers – and learn how it began with a Pokémon-hunting dream

#theguardian.com. × ‘Was I scared going back to China? No’: Ai Weiwei on AI, western censorship and returning home. He has been jailed, tracked and threatened by China’s government. What was it like pay a visit home? As he publishes a polemic about surveillance and state control, the artist relives a momentous trip

#theguardian.com. × Hail our new robot overlords! Amazon warehouse tour offers glimpse of future. At its new Stone Mountain, Georgia, facility, Roomba-like robots shuffle between stacks, another adds shipping labels while another arranges packages in pallets

#theguardian.com. × ‘In the end, you feel blank’: India’s female workers watching hours of abusive content to train AI. Women in rural communities describe trauma of moderating violent and pornographic content for global tech companies

#theguardian.com. × Alarm raised over Chinese CCTV cameras guarding ‘symbol of democracy’ Magna Carta. Campaigners criticise use of ‘vulnerable’ devices at Salisbury Cathedral and Parthenon despite their removal from sensitive UK government sites

#theguardian.com. × Electric cars go mainstream as adoption surges across rich and developing nations. A wave of affordable Chinese-made EVs is accelerating the shift away from petrol cars, challenging long‑held assumptions about how transport decarbonisation unfolds

#theguardian.com. × Thursday briefing: Will Keir Starmer’s cautious China gamble pay off?. In today’s newsletter: With China now central to the world’s green tech and economic future, the UK faces a series of strategic discussions it can no longer postpone

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