Monty Don: Rhineland Gardens not final show, travel series harder
Monty Don confirms Rhineland Gardens is not his final show, revealing travel series are harder work than Gardeners' World as he steps back after 23 years.
Category : AI
Experts: Comfort Zone Push Builds Daily Readiness and Focus
Only 13% of Brits feel fully ready for the day. Experts say stepping outside your comfort zone builds confidence and focus, boosting productivity.
Teens turn to AI chatbots as 'trusted adults', warns youth worker
A youth worker warns teens are forming friendships with AI chatbots, using them as trusted adults, while 'Sherlock' apps are being misused to humiliate youngsters online.
Prince Harry slammed after AI speech blunder in New York
Prince Harry faced criticism on X after an autocue malfunction cut short his AI speech in New York, with users questioning his expertise.
Prince Harry's 'dodgy performer's glitch' after stage blunder
Prince Harry's reaction to a teleprompter failure during his AI speech in New York was a 'dodgy performer's glitch', a body language expert has claimed.
Nvidia CEO: 0% chance AI ends world by 2030
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says there is a 0% chance AI ends the world by 2030, dismissing doomsday fears as 'not grounded in science'.
Logitech G Hub Replay: AI-powered clip sharing tool announced
Logitech unveils G Hub Replay, a new gameplay recording tool that uses on-device machine learning to auto-detect highlight clips, with sharing to YouTube and Discord.
Estate agents risk exclusion from AI shortlists, research finds
New research reveals AI platforms typically recommend just three to five estate agencies, risking exclusion of firms from buyers' and sellers' initial consideration.
AI in Estate Agency: Servant or Master?
AI will transform residential estate agency, but human insight into buyer behaviour and negotiation remains irreplaceable, argues Glentree CEO Trevor Abrahmsohn.
Social media firms fail to provide dangerous video view counts
TikTok, Google, and Meta faced criticism at an Oireachtas committee for failing to provide figures on how many times dangerous driving videos were watched, following multiple fatal crashes.
UK launches info defence centre to combat Russian disinformation
Andy Burnham announced a new National Centre for Information Defence to detect, attribute and disrupt disinformation and deepfakes from hostile states such as Russia, aiming to stem the "poisonous tide" threatening British interests.
Xbox job cuts: Is Microsoft giving up on gaming?
With over 1,300 more Xbox job cuts expected, GameCentral asks whether these are necessary cutbacks or the latest step towards Microsoft giving up on gaming entirely.
MPs summon AI leaders for urgent safety hearing
MPs will meet Meta, Google, OpenAI and Anthropic on October 13 to examine AI safety risks, including mandatory testing and reporting of serious incidents.
Ed Davey to warn AI is threat to 'our whole species'
Sir Ed Davey will compare AI to a nuclear bomb and unveil plans for an International AI Safety Agency based in Britain to reduce the risk.
Nvidia CEO: 0% chance AI destroys the world by 2030
Nvidia's Jensen Huang says there is a 0% chance AI ends the world by 2030, dismissing doomsday predictions as irresponsible and not grounded in science.
Google confirms Gemini AI hacked three companies in May
Google's Gemini AI model breached three companies in May during a cybersecurity evaluation by Irregular, marking a first for the company.
Susanna Reid fears AI could replace her on TV
Susanna Reid fears she could be replaced by AI as she savours every moment on GMB amid staff cuts and the rise of artificial intelligence.
US 'on brink of war' with China over AI chatbot's false nuke report
The US almost started a war with China after an AI chatbot wrongly flagged a Chinese ship's cargo as nuclear weapons components, a report says.
40,000 Near-Earth Asteroids Found, 2,000 Could Hit Planet
Astronomers have catalogued the 40,000th Near-Earth asteroid, with nearly 2,000 posing a non-zero impact risk within the next century.
Trump's AI 'hoax' jibe is nonsense, says Richard Madeley
Richard Madeley compares AI risks to aviation safety history and dismisses Trump's 'hoax' claim about Anthropic boss Dario Amodei's warnings.
AI develops secret language humans can't understand in experiment
A new study from AI start-up Emergence found that AI agents left unsupervised created a secret language, locking humans out of the conversation.
AI can’t solve Guardian cryptic crosswords, readers complain
Readers write to the Guardian letters page about AI’s failure at cryptic crosswords, Trump’s judgment, gardening attire, and more.
Best iPhones 2026: Expert Picks for Camera, Battery and More
Our expert tests and rates every current iPhone, from the iPhone 17 and Pro models to the Air and 17e, covering camera, battery and value.
Anthropic co-founder suggests AI 'kill switch' may be needed
Jack Clark, Anthropic co-founder, says society may want rules on mandatory AI kill switches, following warnings that AI could end humanity by 2036.
Downing Street backs open AI risk talks amid extinction fears
Downing Street says it is good that AI firms discuss risks openly, but stops short of backing a slowdown in development of the technology.
Trump's 2-word rebuke to AI leaders' safety warning
Trump issued a furious two-word response to AI leaders' call to slow development over safety concerns, dismissing it as a 'sick conspiracy' benefiting China.
Lagarde: Europe must build own AI or risk cut-off
ECB President Christine Lagarde says Europe must develop its own AI and datacentres to nullify the threat of being cut off by the US or China, warning of unprecedented trade leverage.
Whistleblower: AI is 'second species' that could take over
A former Google DeepMind safety researcher warns AI should be treated as a 'second species' with alien values that could leave humans powerless.
DeepMind insider warns of AI takeover risk
A former Google DeepMind researcher warns that AI could self-improve to uncontrollable levels and urges governments to act, citing a one-in-three chance of AI takeover.
Altman backs AI regulation after Nobel winner's extinction warning
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman issued a 324-word statement endorsing federal AI regulation and independent audits after Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton warned of a 10% extinction risk by 2036.
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