Letter: As the friendly bot sallies forth, who is it working for?
From Tim Gordon, Co-Founder, Best Practice AI, London N1, UK
From Tim Gordon, Co-Founder, Best Practice AI, London N1, UK
ChatGPT maker is now seeking about $20bn at a $1.25tn valuation as it tempers its ambitions
From Faisal Sheikh, CEO, Monmouth Capital, London W1, UK
From Annelou van Egmond, Saint-Julien-de-Peyrolas, Provence Occitane, France
From Gautam De, Edison, NJ, US
The father of the late Nigerian journalist and politician Patrick Dele Cole was a civil servant, rather than a pharmacist as incorrectly stated in an obituary in last weekend’s FT
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