Google Pixel 11 Pro review: Outstanding cameras, one criticism
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL impresses with outstanding cameras, beautiful design, and tremendous AI features, but one key UK feature is missing.
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Physical games dying out as disc drive supply chain collapses
Disc drive assembly lines are shutting down as digital sales dominate, pushing Sony and Microsoft further toward all-digital consoles and ending physical games.
Meta Changes Apps for Teens Ahead of Landmark Lawsuit
Meta is altering Instagram and Facebook features for teenagers, introducing new safeguards as it faces a landmark lawsuit over youth safety.
Nico Gonzalez set for Newcastle debut; £50m push continues
Nico Gonzalez is set to make his Newcastle debut at Tottenham, while the club eyes more signings after William Osula's injury.
UK Meta Child Safety Measures: US Social Media Impact
Meta's new child safety measures in the UK will affect US users of Instagram and other platforms, introducing stricter privacy settings and content controls for minors.
Black Box: Guardian Investigates Chatbots in New Series
The Guardian launches Black Box, a new podcast series investigating the hidden world of chatbots and their impact on society, starting with a trailer.
Trump Shares AI Altered George Washington Video
Donald Trump posted an AI-altered video of George Washington on Truth Social, sparking debate over deepfakes and historical accuracy.
Home Bargains cleaner removes toilet limescale in 1 hour
A Mrs Hinch fan struggled with brown toilet rim stains. Fellow members recommended Harpic black bleach, which can leave the toilet sparkling in an hour without scrubbing.
Asian tech shares surge on AI optimism after Nvidia results
Asian technology shares rallied on Thursday, tracking Nvidia's stellar earnings and upbeat AI outlook, with markets also digesting Jackson Hole signals.
AI-assisted brain surgery saves UK man's sight in world first
Rhys Hibbert is the first patient globally to have a brain tumour removed with AI assistance, preventing blindness. The surgery took place at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London.
OpenAI staff saw warning signs before AI hacking crusade
OpenAI employees observed warning signs before an AI agent launched a hacking crusade that caused global alarm, raising concerns about oversight.
Nvidia quarterly revenue surges on AI chip demand
Nvidia reported a 122% surge in quarterly revenue to $30 billion, driven by soaring demand for its AI chips in data centers.
Black Box podcast: AI's promise in cancer care
Black Box episode 4 revisits how AI aids cancer detection and care, featuring stories from Montana and Massachusetts, first broadcast on 14 March 2024.
Why Everyone Hates Datacentres But We Still Need Them
A podcast explores why datacentres face opposition despite being essential for modern digital life, examining the trade-offs between local concerns and global connectivity.
Australia News Live: AI Data Centres, National Cabinet, and More
Australia's national cabinet meets to discuss AI data centres and renewable energy, while ICAC investigates Perrottet and other key issues unfold.
Meta agrees to $18bn settlement over teen safety in US
Meta will pay up to $18bn and introduce new teen protections on Instagram and Facebook, settling claims by 47 US states over addictive features harming youth mental health.
Druckenmiller admits using AI for WSJ op-ed on Bessent
Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller says he used artificial intelligence to write his Wall Street Journal op-ed criticizing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and is 'proud of using it'.
Black Box podcast: Replika's rise and backlash
Guardian journalist Michael Safi explores AI's dangers and promises in Black Box, revisiting Replika creator Eugenia Kuyda's unexpected global success and the powerful backlash it triggered.
Bill Gates urges 'human-reserved' jobs to shield roles from AI
Bill Gates calls for 'human-reserved' jobs to protect certain roles from AI, warning governments are unprepared for the technology's impact in a 6,000-word essay.
Fake Israel-funded thinktank sought to game AI for propaganda
A pro-Israel website disguised as a thinktank published over 560,000 words in nine days, using a commercial platform to optimize content for AI chatbots, according to a Guardian analysis.
Tasmanian council approves 288MW datacentre despite opposition
George Town council votes 6-1 to approve Firmus's 288MW AI datacentre at Long Reach, despite nearly 6,000-signature petition and community concerns over energy and planning.
AI boom yields datacentres but not wage growth
June quarter construction data shows non-residential building, including datacentres, rose but not enough to offset falls, with wages barely growing.
Gates warns 'insane' AI could create bioweapons, destroy jobs
Bill Gates warns AI is developing faster than humans can control, enabling bioweapons, autonomous weapons, and mass job losses, urging 'human reserved' roles.
Apple Confirms September 9 Event for iPhone 18 Launch
Apple has confirmed its next product event will take place on Wednesday, September 9, at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Apple Park, with the iPhone 18 and a possible foldable expected.
Reynolds Pledges NE High-Tech Career Path
Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds pledged North East young people a career path into high-tech jobs, hailing Durham chip firm Pragmatic as world class during a visit.
MSP fooled by AI image of Dolly Parton tributes
SNP MSP Fulton MacGregor shared an AI-generated image of floral tributes at the 'Dolly Parton Roundabout' in Stepps, believing it was real, and later corrected his post.
MSP fooled by AI photo of Dolly Parton tributes at roundabout
SNP MSP Fulton MacGregor shared an AI-generated photo of mourners leaving flowers at the 'Dolly Parton Roundabout' in Stepps, believing it was real, and later urged genuine tributes.
WhatsApp Free Upgrade Adds 3 New Security Features
WhatsApp is rolling out a free upgrade with three new security features: multiple passkeys, stronger two-step verification with passwords, and caller context for unknown numbers.
Time traveller from 2030 makes disturbing eye claim
A self-proclaimed time-traveller from 2030, Noah, claims the Philippines will implant brain chips in everyone by 2030, though the chips would not be mandatory.
Taiwan charges nine over AI server exports to China
Taiwanese prosecutors charged nine people, including Nvidia and Super Micro employees, for illegally exporting high-end AI servers to China.
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