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At a moment some are calling the “Mythos Moment” for artificial intelligence, the conversation around technology is shifting in real time. In this episode of Tools and Weapons, Microsoft's Vice Chair and President Brad Smith sit down with former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, now working at the centre of global AI policy and innovation, to explore what happens when breakthroughs move faster than the systems built to govern them.
The tech titans can’t mark their own homework, but western governments shouldn’t restrict innovation in the race against China. Britain has found another way.
Ex-Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said it would be “beneficial” for any future Labour leader to get the job through a leadership contest.
Rishi Sunak and his wife, Akshata, want to fix our fear of maths. Number-phobic Emma Cook sets them a challenge.
The honor of a lifetime to return to Claremont Mckenna and address the Class of 2026.
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks to Newsnight about the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and what it means for UK jobs. Interview by Faisal Islam.
Rishi Sunak speaks in Birmingham at the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses programme about how artificial intelligence is already transforming the economy - and what it means for UK small businesses.
Change is coming faster than people realise. We must adapt how we train and educate people — and give companies incentives to hire humans.
Artificial intelligence carries enormous change and promises, but it is critical that leaders act to ensure that we are prepared for the transition. What should leaders do in response?
We are at a pivotal moment for men’s health in this country. The Government now has the chance to save countless lives by introducing a targeted screening programme for prostate cancer, the most common cancer among British men.
Iran is the fourth big trade squeeze of the decade — and there will be more shocks to come. This is how Britain should prepare.
Worries that it could rock allies’ financial systems are overdone, says Britain’s former leader.
Drones have transformed modern defence and Ukraine is leading the way. Here is how Britain and Europe can catch up.
Rishi Sunak delivers a keynote speech at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
India AI Impact Summit 2026: a high-level fireside chat on “Governing in the Age of AI: Sovereignty, Impact and Strategy.”
Britain will become a tourist theme park if we don’t fix our productivity problem — Keir Starmer has an opportunity to solve it with technology.
GDP doesn’t mean much to people when inflation is bearing down on them, so ministers duck the tough choices.
Recorded at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland—Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella and former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sit down with LinkedIn VP and editor in chief Daniel Roth to discuss AI’s next phase.
Nations are using ingenious means to break our defences and each one has different tactics. Britain must fight back against a threat that costs £27bn a year.
Former PM Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty spoke to BBC Breakfast about donating nearly £600,000 to two charities - to develop confidence in maths - among young children and their families.
Research by the charity set up by Rishi Sunak and his wife has revealed that girls’ lack of confidence in STEM subjects starts at an early age.
One solution to this challenge is making sure as many people as possible have access to art, culture and museums.
Experts have missed their chance to champion national testing plan that could reduce the toll from this lethal disease.
Now a trustee at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, Murty explores heritage and innovation through Stories + 10 Objects, a new series where the past finds its place in the present.
We can’t let panic paralyse us — tech will never replace people skills but Britain still needs to act fast.
The race for broad adoption is just as important as the one for artificial general intelligence.
More defense spending is necessary but not enough. We also need cooperation on trade and technology.
Watch Rishi and Akshata return to Stanford GSB 20 years later to give the Commencement speech to the Class of '25.
Waiting too long to be checked for prostate cancer is costing lives. That’s why we need a national screening programme.