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Chloe Rose Stuart-Ulin

Montreal
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‘If you have two feet, I can get you there:’ These women are guiding adventurers through the Rockies

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By Chloe Rose Stuart-Ulin
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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AllTrails launches AI route-making tool, worrying search-and-rescue members

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By Chloe Rose Stuart-Ulin
| National Observer Verified
If a robot told you that walking off a cliff was your fastest route home, how close would you get to the edge before turning it off? One of the world's most popular hiking apps, AllTrails, has a new generative AI feature that can be asked to "shorten my route" or "make this more scenic." But the people in charge of searching for lost hikers say the feature is going to exacerbate an issue they've been warning about for years: hiking apps providing false information.
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A Surprising Shadow Was Created by the Total Solar Eclipse Original

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By Chloe Rose Stuart-Ulin
| The New York Times Verified
Viewers of last week's solar eclipse were treated to stunning celestial phenomena up and down the event's path during totality. But those who watched it from Montreal saw a pair of additional surprises in the half-hour before and after the eclipse, when the moon obstructed the sun on April 8. The first was an unusually sharp shadow caused by a passing airplane just after the total eclipse concluded. The second came in the form of a spectacular halo around the partially eclipsed sun.
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