Protests hit Tesla dealerships across the world in challenge to Elon Musk
From Australia to Europe and the US, demonstrators rallied against carmaker’s dismantling of US federal government
AI promises to free up time. But what if it spares us from learning, writing, painting and exploring the world?
If I reduced my existence to a series of ChatGPT prompts, the act of my living is only shorter – not better
Trump has managed to spin Signalgate as a media lapse, not a major security breach
The US administration believes it can divide public attention until there is a new scandal. It may be a winning strategy, writes Andrew Roth
Protesters picket London Tesla showroom on global anti-Musk day
Alarmed by the havoc the Tesla CEO has wreaked in the US, Britons and Americans are showing their displeasure
The week in audio: Invisible Hands with David Dimbleby; Artworks: Talk Talk – Living in Another World; White Hot Hate; Luigi – review
David Dimbleby on the fighter pilot who waged war on government policy; Guy Garvey celebrates a misunderstood masterpiece. Plus, confessions of an FBI agent, and divisive US murder suspect Luigi Mangione
From Hollywood’s goofy stoner to serious satire: the reinvention of Seth Rogen
The former manchild’s performance as an industry suit in new series The Studio shows how far he has come in Hollywood
When the physicists need burner phones, that’s when you know America’s changed
US academics, fearing persecution by their own government, are becoming ideological refugees. Europe, and Britain, must offer them sanctuary
Misericordia review – desire and dread in rural France
A young man’s village homecoming arouses enigmatic passions in this intriguing mystery from the director of Stranger By the Lake
On my radar: George the Poet’s cultural highlights
The author and podcast host on a favourite restaurant, adventures in scholastic research for his PhD and the second series of Squid Game
From campus to police state: a new documentary goes inside the Columbia university protests
The Encampments embeds with pro-Palestinian protesters, including Mahmoud Khalil, as they demand divestment from weapons manufacturers
War Paint – Women at War review – female war artists get their moment in the spotlight
From quilting in Japanese prisoner camps to graffiti in Sudan via Rachel Whiteread, Maggi Hambling and Lee Miller, this documentary covers myriad artistic responses to conflict
Move fast, kill things: the tech startups trying to reinvent defence with Silicon Valley values
Venture capital-backed, $1bn companies are disrupting the way war will be waged with AI and futuristic weapons. Will they overthrow the traditional big military manufacturers, and what would that mean for the battlefield?
‘His genius is elusive’: Harry Lawtey and Toby Jones on bringing Richard Burton back to the screen
In new film Mr Burton, the Industry star plays a young Richard Burton, with Jones as the mentor who helped him find his acting chops. The duo discuss trying to understand a cultural icon – and how to nail that voice
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip review – snarking all the way
Eva Longoria and family head to Mexico for a trip that doesn’t go too well – partly because of the tiresome faux-witty banter the film is filled with
Andrew Tate’s ex-girlfriend accuses him of sexual assault and battery
Brianna Stern details alleged abuse in lawsuit filed in Los Angeles and seeks restraining order against influencer