Tech startups are Europemaxxing
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Good morning. Hallam Bullock here, writing to you from London. On Monday, Pope Leo XIV issued a sweeping new warning about AI, raising concerns about mass job losses and Big Tech’s grip on the technology.
The 245-paragraph encyclical is drawing responses from major figures in tech and politics. Here’s what they’re saying.
Markets: Say goodbye to the economy's best-case scenario this year.
Tech: Watch out, Silicon Valley. Europe’s tech scene is on a tear.
Business: Is this the end of another beloved millennial brand as we know it?
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