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This is music for millennials who’ve realised they can enjoy things unironically
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Between death and new love, Phoebe Bridgers’ new album is a ferocious gut punch
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Impenetrable prose aside, there’s treasure to be found on Jack White’s new album
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Radioactive drinks for sale in Rotorua
From its discovery by Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898 until the 1930s, radioactive material was seen as something of a wonder chemical. Many and various applications were quickly found for its unique properties. The craze caught on around the world–including New Zealand, where radioactive gas was bottled and sold as a beneficial general tonic and cure-all. Bathing in radioactive water was also offered at a beautiful spa-house in Rotorua.
Business Today Middle East
Tom Clarke is a partner in Heidrick & Struggles’ Dubai office and a member of the global Technology & Services, Technology Officers, and Digital Officers practices. Tom has widespread experience leading and executing projects within the technology, digital, professional services, and venture capital sectors across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific.
This actor has three Oscars. Wait, how does he have three Oscars?
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The Little Loop secures £750,000 funding to drive growth in sustainable fashion resale
Brighton-based clothing resale platform The Little Loop has secured equity investment from The FSE Group’s growth fund in the South East, as well as FSE’s Business Angel Network, as part of a £750,000 funding round. The Little Loop offers a B2B2C clothing resale solution designed to tackle the growing issue of unwanted clothing for both consumers and retailers.
Seedance 2.0: Could this uncannily good AI make blockbuster films that are worth watching?
We were promised superintelligence but instead got "AI slop" - clips-for-clicks of people and pets doing funny, diverting, but ultimately pointless things. Or worse. Deepfake videos of politicians or celebrities have improved in line with the advancing sophistication of AI video-generating models. A surge of supposedly "educational" AI-generated video on platforms like YouTube Kids, say campaigners, threatens to misinform, or at best confuse, young minds.
Kent meningitis outbreak a cruel reminder young people are most at risk
Health authorities are yet to identify the exact strain that has killed two students - one a sixth-former in Canterbury, the other studying at the University of Kent - and left 11 others seriously ill. But we know we are dealing with the bacterial form of meningitis. Thankfully, not as common as it once was, but no less devastating.
Iran's attacks are being repelled - but the numbers suggest there could soon be a problem
A key reason is they are rapidly running out of ways to defend themselves if Iran's counter-attack continues. Iran's neighbours, like the UAE, have been remarkably effective at shooting down Iranian missiles and drones. But the expenditure is not financially, or logistically, sustainable.
The US is burning through ammo. Its enemies will be taking notice
America's allies in the Middle East are reportedly begging Donald Trump for a swift end to the conflict. A key reason is they are rapidly running out of ways to defend themselves if Iran's counter-attack continues. Iran's neighbours, like the UAE, have been remarkably effective at shooting down Iranian missiles and drones. But the expenditure is not financially, or logistically, sustainable.
Trump's furious response to Anthropic is as much about power as it is about AI safety
In the most clear and consequential policy move on AI safety yet, the Trump administration has announced it will blacklist a leading AI lab over its refusal to allow unfettered access to its technology for military purposes. It is the president and his secretary of war, Pete Hegseth, going nuclear over Anthropic's refusal to allow the Pentagon to use its AI for "any lawful purpose" .
Trump's furious response to Anthropic is as much about power as it is about AI safety
It is the president and his secretary of war, Pete Hegseth, going nuclear over Anthropic's refusal to allow the Pentagon to use its AI for "any lawful purpose". Describing Anthropic as a woke, radical left company, the US president said on his Truth Social platform that "The Leftwing nut jobs at Anthropic have made a DISASTROUS MISTAKE trying to STRONG-ARM the Department of War", adding that the company's actions were putting American lives and national security in jeopardy.
Trump's furious response to Anthropic is as much about power as it is about AI safety
It is the president and his secretary of war, Pete Hegseth, going nuclear over Anthropic's refusal to allow the Pentagon to use its AI for "any lawful purpose". Describing Anthropic as a woke, radical left company, the US president said on his Truth Social platform that "The Leftwing nut jobs at Anthropic have made a DISASTROUS MISTAKE trying to STRONG-ARM the Department of War", adding that the company's actions were putting American lives and national security in jeopardy.
AI willing to 'go nuclear' in wargames, study finds - amid 'stand-off' between Pentagon and leading AI lab
Only a couple of years ago, the phrase on everyone's lips was "AI safety". I'll be honest, I never took the idea that frontier AI models would become a genuine threat to humanity that seriously, nor that humans would be stupid enough to let them. Now, I'm not so sure. First, consider what's going on in the US. The Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, has given leading AI firm Anthropic a deadline of the end of today to make its latest models available to the Pentagon.
How Trump's White House is helping Big Tech fight back against child safety campaigners
My eldest daughter was six at the time, her twin sisters nearly three. They didn't have their own devices - Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube were beyond their imagination. TikTok hadn't even been invented. Yet now as teenagers their lives, like pretty much every other child we know, are dominated by social media. Snapchat is central to their social lives and TikTok is a go-to dopamine fix. As parents we try our best to pry the devices out of their hands and limit their screen time.
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