A US congressional subcommittee held a tense roundtable on artificial intelligence, where lawmakers expressed existential fears about AI's potential to cause societal destruction while debating urgent regulatory needs.
New research from Which? shows that 60% of popular mobile phones, including flagship models, can be fooled by printed photos due to 2D facial recognition systems, posing serious security risks.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has warned tech bosses that 'things can't go on like this' regarding child safety on social media, demanding urgent action despite Labour MPs recently voting down a proposed under-16s ban.
New research reveals 83% of hiring managers use AI in recruitment, while 53% of job seekers fear AI rejects applications without human review, raising fairness concerns.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer demands real-world changes from Meta, TikTok, Google, and X in a Downing Street meeting, as the government consults on potential under-16 bans and feature restrictions to protect children online.
A challenging visual puzzle asks you to find a camouflaged lizard among leaves in just 10 seconds. Brainteasers like this can improve cognitive function and problem-solving skills.
Daniel Moreno-Gama, suspected of attacking OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, had previously discussed 'Luigi'ing tech CEOs' in an internet chat, according to reports.
A small café in San Remo, Victoria, created an AI-generated image of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visiting their establishment, sparking both amusement and confusion among social media followers before admitting the stunt.
Boston Dynamics has integrated Google's Gemini Robotics AI into its Spot robot, enabling autonomous household tasks through natural language commands and embodied reasoning capabilities.
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New leaks suggest the iPhone 18 Pro may feature a deep red colour option and a DSLR-like camera system, with Apple potentially overhauling its September launch strategy for 2026.
As Keir Starmer pressures social media bosses over child safety, Andrew Griffin explains how AI and misinformation have shifted his view on age restrictions for young users.
Companies are increasingly using AI to conduct job interviews. We invite you to share your experiences, anonymously if preferred, about interviews handled partially or fully by artificial intelligence.
Narwhal Labs, a British AI company, has been accused of running a misogynistic advertising campaign featuring slogans like 'She outworks everyone. And she'll never ask for a raise.' The ASA is reviewing complaints.
The AI-generated rhetorical device 'It's not X, it's Y' has become ubiquitous, infuriating users and blurring lines between human and machine writing.
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Snapchat's parent company announces 16% workforce reduction, citing AI's ability to reduce repetitive tasks. The move follows activist investor pressure and mirrors tech industry trends.
Grayson Perry's documentary on artificial intelligence explores AI companions, job displacement, and existential risks, blending kindness with sharp questioning.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will meet with executives from TikTok, X, and Meta to demand stronger child protection measures, amid government consultations on potential under-16 social media bans and limits on addictive features.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets TikTok, Meta, and X executives to demand stronger child protection measures, warning of stark consequences for inaction as the government considers an under-16 social media ban.
Sir Grayson Perry's Channel 4 documentary explores a depressing technological future where AI produces drivel, robots fail at basic tasks, and humans seek companionship in chatbots.
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Anthropic's AI assistant Claude experienced a significant outage on Wednesday, with users reporting widespread issues on Claude.ai and its API, followed by recovery complications.
A growing movement sees parents rejecting modern tech for children, opting for retro gadgets, outdoor play, and delayed smartphone access until age 14.
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Snap Inc. is laying off approximately 1,000 employees, representing 16% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring plan to reduce costs by over $500 million annually.
Amazon has launched the new Fire TV Stick HD, featuring a 30% slimmer design, faster performance, and direct USB power from TVs. Priced at £39.99, it offers full HD streaming and improved software.
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A growing movement of millennials and Gen Z is rejecting smartphone addiction through 'attention activism' gatherings, dumb phones, and offline clubs worldwide.
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Former UN adviser Dame Wendy Hall tells MPs China backs global AI governance while US prioritizes corporate race, raising concerns about UK's reliance on American tech giants.
Large language models learn from biased sources like text and scripts, not real conversations. As AI-generated content proliferates, it risks altering human speech patterns, curtailing vocabulary, and distorting our thinking and social interactions.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI sparks cybersecurity fears, but experts question its hype. As AI companies balance innovation with marketing, the public grapples with separating reality from exaggeration.
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A new study reveals that AI tools in workplaces enhance productivity by 20% and cut errors by 30%, though experts warn of potential over-reliance and job displacement risks.
