Columnist Emma Brockes shares her increasing concern about artificial intelligence, prompted by a New Yorker feature on Sam Altman and her own alarming experience testing ChatGPT. She concludes that her fears about AI are now significant.

Bizarre outbursts at the press, a backstory full of mishaps – the US ‘secretary of war’ earns his keep as the loyalty hire par excellence Has there ever been a more ludicrous political character than…

It’s monstrously presumptuous? Unforgivably glib? Perhaps. But this stylised drama is the show we all need right now If you are looking for a break in the clouds from this terrible news cycle, can I…

A new Channel 4 documentary delves into the idea that former Prime Minister Tony Blair harbored delusions of grandeur, drawing comparisons to religious figures.

The exclusive Garrick Club has confirmed that a woman, identified as the Queen, has joined its ranks. This development is presented with commentary questioning the rigor of democratic principles in such approvals.

Actor’s remarks about two of the dramatic arts draws a delicious backlash. Plus, Crufts brings back happy memories I was going to start with the Middle East, but let’s give ourselves a break and,…

Three-part docudrama makes notion of going into the sea in the UK terrifying – much as Jaws did for Americans in 1975 Since I was a child I’ve been going to the same beach on the south coast and…

An opinion piece by Emma Brockes reflects on personal and expert advice for navigating large-scale world crises, advocating for continued action over fear-induced paralysis.

Forget the kneejerk negativity. If the sketch show’s British talent strikes the right tone, Saturday night comedy could become a family ritual A strong contender for the most depressing four words in…

An article explores how sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was able to exploit wealthy and powerful men, attributing his success to their sense of entitlement and underlying insecurities.