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The Harry Potter star, 61, left nothing to the imagination in season three episode four, titled Hide or Seek.

She has urged the government to reconsider their position

The reason why Gene Hackman and his wife Betsey Arakawa weren't found until weeks after their deaths has been revealed. They were discovered at their home on February 26.

Alleged CEO killer Luigi Mangione says he is not the young man seen on a bathroom sex tape being offered for half a million dollars on the dark web.

Becky Burke, 28, was handcuffed and taken to a detention cell in Tacoma, Washington, on February 26 and is still in custody, according to her distraught family.

Juli Luxie was found by police in Essonne last Thursday after her father reported his concerns that she was 'depressed' and not answering the phone

An anonymous reader shares a report: AI excels at following instructions -- but it's not pushing the boundaries of knowledge, says Thomas Wolf. The chief science officer and cofounder of Hugging Face, an open-source AI company backed by Amazon and Nvidia, analyzed the limits of large language models. He wrote that the field produces "overly compliant helpers" rather than revolutionaries. Right now, AI isn't creating new knowledge, Wolf wrote. Instead, it's just filling in the blanks between existing facts -- what he called "manifold filling." Wolf argues that for AI to drive real scientific breakthroughs, it needs to do more than retrieve and synthesize information. AI should question its own training data, take counterintuitive approaches, generate new ideas from minimal input, and ask unexpected questions that open new research paths. Wolf also weighed in on the idea of a "compressed 21st century" -- a concept from an October essay by Anthropic's CEO Dario Amodei, "Machine of Loving Grace." Amodei wrote that AI could accelerate scientific progress so much that discoveries expected over the next 100 years could happen in just five to 10. "I read this essay twice. The first time I was totally amazed: AI will change everything in science in five years, I thought!" Wolf wrote on X. "Re-reading it, I realized that much of it seemed like wishful thinking at best." Unless AI research shifts gears, Wolf warned, we won't get a new Albert Einstein in a data center -- just a future filled with "yes-men on servers."

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A police driver who crashed into a woman's car while pursuing a suspected stolen vehicle has been charged with causing her death by dangerous driving.

Carrie Jade Williams, an Englishwoman based in Ireland, whose real name is Samantha Cookes, has been jailed after she falsely claimed thousands in welfare benefits.

Paramedics were called to an address near Carmarthen, Wales on the evening of February 20.

Terabytes of sensitive info remain available for download

Break-ins to systems hosting the data of two US healthcare organizations led to thieves making off with the personal and medical data of more than 300,000 patients.…

You'll often see celebs staying there, with Jack Whitehall saying it was also his favourite place to stay in Essex

A man has been sent to prison after stealing a car and emerging on a high-speed chase to London.

The retrial began today and is expected to last up to eight weeks

The iconic crossing had been closed to traffic and pedestrians after a man clambered up and perched on railings - days after a 16-hour stand-off at the Elizabeth Tower.

Dr Samir Shah, who took up the role as BBC chairman a year ago following the resignation of Richard Sharp, questioned why poorer households should pay the same for their BBC licence fee.

Kasia Niewiadoma has shared the aftermath of her dramatic crash at Strade Bianche, revealing the extent of her injuries on social media.

EXCLUSIVE: Abu Wadee, who is believed to be in his 30s, was held by Immigration Enforcement officers on suspicion of entering the UK illegally.

Director Michael Steed emphasised that the Duchess of Sussex's show is focused on 'imperfection' - and was never intended to be faultless.

Gut symptoms blight millions of Brits every year. But the cause may not be actually be irritable bowel syndrome or increasingly common lactose intolerance.