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Columnist for The Daily Telegraph , The Washington Post, and Money Week, Founder of Lume Books, and the author of the Death Force thrillers.
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China doesn’t deserve compensation for British Steel

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By Matthew Lynn
| Yahoo Verified
The final bill could come to £1bn or more. The Chinese government is demanding compensation for the nationalisation of British Steel this week, while also threatening to cut off investment in this country if its demands are not met. But hold on. That is crazy. Sure, we can all argue about whether steel manufacturing should be taken back into public ownership or not. But one point is clear. There is no case for compensating China.
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British iPhone designers’ new gadget is make-or-break for OpenAI

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By Matthew Lynn
| Aol Verified
If there is one certain rule in business from the last 30 years, it is surely this. Never bet against Sir Jony Ive. The British-born designer created the iPod, the iPad and most importantly of all, the iPhone – three products that changed the way we all use technology and turned Apple into one of the largest companies in the world. He is about to unveil his latest gadget: a smart machine created in collaboration with OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT. Here’s the problem, however.
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British iPhone designers’ new gadget is make-or-break for OpenAI

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By Matthew Lynn
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Far from remaining the global leader, OpenAI, with its ChatGPT model, is now engaged in a brutal struggle against rivals with plenty of money and technology behind them. On the prediction markets, where these things are taken seriously, Anthropic is given a 68pc chance of having the best AI model by the end of the year, followed by Gemini at 13pc and OpenAI at 10pc. To put this politely, it is losing the race.
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