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Jonas Lindqvist

Technology and AI

Jonas Lindqvist covers AI, semiconductors and platform regulation from Stockholm. Background in ML research at KTH; now reports on the industry's claims with the receipts.

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Science

ESA and JAXA's Ramses Mission: A Unified Front in Planetary Defense

The European Space Agency and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency have initiated the Ramses mission to address asteroid hazards, marking a pivotal step in international space collaboration.

By Jonas Lindqvist
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Technology

AI and Sports: How Technology is Reshaping the Game

Artificial intelligence is transforming sports analytics, fan engagement, and athlete performance, crafting a new dynamic for teams, spectators, and industry stakeholders.

By Jonas Lindqvist
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Science

CERN's Latest Findings Challenge Physics Assumptions and Expand Technological Horizons

Recent experiments at CERN have brought particle physics to a critical juncture, questioning long-standing theories and offering potential new tools for technology.

By Jonas Lindqvist
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Technology

Malta Partners with OpenAI to Provide ChatGPT Plus Access to Citizens

The Maltese government’s collaboration with OpenAI is offering ChatGPT Plus subscriptions to citizens, aiming to transform public services with AI.

By Jonas Lindqvist
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Technology

The Rise of AI in Business: Navigating Workforce Dynamics and Strategic Shifts

AI adoption accelerates across industries, reshaping workforce roles and demanding new strategies. Leaders must balance innovation with ethical and operational challenges.

By Jonas Lindqvist
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Technology

Malta and OpenAI Partner to Expand AI Technology in Public Services

A pilot initiative between OpenAI and Malta could set a precedent for small nations adopting AI tools in governance, with implications for equity and digital policy.

By Jonas Lindqvist