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Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Artificial intelligence has a long academic backstory,

in which early promises weren't kept,

enthusiasm faded, and the field entered what was called the AI Winter.

Recently, of course, it resurged,

but once again, in the business world, disillusionment is spreading.

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The host of that series says a new book, all about Mr. C's father, is a startlingly revealing look into his life.

First up, though.

I always say tariffs is the most beautiful word to me in the dictionary. Then I was reprimanded by the fake news.

They said, what about love, religion and God?

I said, I agree.

Let's put God number one.

Let's put religion number two.

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