Why AI can’t yet sail your ship, safety expert explains
Head of UK’s Centre for Assuring Autonomy says AI has many uses but needs more real-world testing
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Regulation
More carrot please: London Greeks pile in to criticism of IMO green plan
Taxing ships is not enough to create a carbon-free world, argues the Greek Shipping Cooperation Committee
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Trump’s trade chief is listening on car carrier fees. Will he ease them further?
Fees on Chinese-linked ships are ‘baked’ as Jamieson Greer’s office keeps scope of public comment limited
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Trump says China trade deal results in 55% tariff, but requires talk with Xi
Export restrictions for rare earths and ethane to be relaxed in a balanced way, Lutnick says
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Report card on shipping’s voluntary carbon initiatives: Good progress, but they need to try harder
Academics examining private voluntary standards and initiatives say all show progress, but they have shortcomings