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The Frontier Airlines flight from Atlanta to Miami had just landed when a young man in a black hoodie got into heated verbal exchanges with two people, one of which was caught on camera.

Fans have hilariously warned Sir Andy Murray not to stay out in the rain of Paris' Olympic opening ceremony, as they fear he will rust. 

Deprivation could become worse in parts of Essex due to a plan to build a long line of pylons from Norwich to Tilbury

Daniel MacPherson has opened up about his blossoming romance with former WAG and House Rules star Jessica Dover, revealing they are going as strong as ever.

FTC boss must be doing something right if folks will pay to get her binned

LinkedIn cofounder and venture capitalist Reid Hoffman was quick to express support for Kamala Harris' bid for the US presidency this year after incumbent Joe Biden stepped aside, and now the reason has become clear: He's hoping she'll fire FTC boss and Big Tech arch-critic Lina Khan.…

THE FOUNDER of a vital Witham organisation is “thrilled” after the charity has won three prestigious awards.

The council says it wants to make recycling simpler for residents and to reduce the number of bin lorries in use

Donald Trump labeled Kamala Harris 'a bum' and joked about mispronouncing her name at a speech in Florida Friday night.

On Friday night, the competing nations sailed down the city's River Seine in a radical departure from previous Games ceremonies to mark the opening of the tournament.

Joe Biden was always Donald Trump's preferred Democratic opponent in this year's U.S. presidential election. Trump was confident he could beat him.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from MIT Technology Review: Since the beginning of the generative AI boom, content creators have argued that their work has been scraped into AI models without their consent. But until now, it has been difficult to know whether specific text has actually been used in a training data set. Now they have a new way to prove it: "copyright traps" developed by a team at Imperial College London, pieces of hidden text that allow writers and publishers to subtly mark their work in order to later detect whether it has been used in AI models or not. The idea is similar to traps that have been used by copyright holders throughout history -- strategies like including fake locations on a map or fake words in a dictionary. [...] The code to generate and detect traps is currently available on GitHub, but the team also intends to build a tool that allows people to generate and insert copyright traps themselves. "There is a complete lack of transparency in terms of which content is used to train models, and we think this is preventing finding the right balance [between AI companies and content creators]," says Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye, an associate professor of applied mathematics and computer science at Imperial College London, who led the research. The traps aren't foolproof and can be removed, but De Montjoye says that increasing the number of traps makes it significantly more challenging and resource-intensive to remove. "Whether they can remove all of them or not is an open question, and that's likely to be a bit of a cat-and-mouse game," he says.

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The Brazen Buckeye is in deep yogurt after feline-loving females like Jennifer Aniston have bitten back at his bitchy trashing of Kamala as a 'childless cat lady'.

After causing worldwide chaos after a tech outage, the Texas company responsible gave its customers $10 Uber Eats gift cards as an apology.

Rather than hiring a panel of former Olympians or traditional broadcasters, the two-time Super Bowl champ and the Grammy winning songstress were joined by commentator Mike Tirico.

Two of the biggest summer blockbusters have defied recent trends of overtly political, woke preaching in movies and have some convinced that Hollywood has gotten the message.

The alleged victim of MrBeast's former co-host has released a new statement after 'inappropriate' messages about sexual topics surfaced online.

The Bad Romance hitmaker, 38, performed a rendition of Mon Truc En Plumes' on a set of stairs along the Seine River.

LORD ASHCROFT: Lefty Sussex University is where Kemi Badenoch got a taste for the politics that would inspire her to become a Tory MP, minister and contender for party leadership.

NATASHA HAUSDORFF: The Government is no doubt keen to win back those more extreme voters they lost to rival parties. Taking an aggressive stance on Israel is an easy way to do this

A chief constable has claimed only 'some' communities were upset after a shocking video of a police officer kicking a man at in the head Manchester airport emerged online.