AI does a better job of ripping off the style of famous authors than MFA students do
Shall I refer thee to all those lawsuits about fair use? Researchers think this result makes them worth revisiting
Readers of texts created to use the styles of famous authors prefer works written by AI to human-written imitations, but only after developers fine-tune AI models to understand an author’s output.…
Country star Jelly Roll flaunts his massive 90kg weight loss as he touches down in Sydney ahead of first ever headline Australian tour
US country star Jelly Roll - real name Jason DeFord - looked unrecognisable as he arrived in Australia this week.
Humbled Nicolas Sarkozy enters prison after emotional goodbye to distraught-looking Carla Bruni: Crowds look on as ex French president begins five-year term after final visit from his sons
The 70-year-old arrived at La Sante prison on Tuesday morning, with reporters hearing convicts shouting from their cells: 'Welcome Sarkozy!', 'Sarkozy's here.'
US chess grandmaster who died 'unexpectedly' aged 29 had been accused of cheating by Russian rival as part of what he felt was 'a sustained, evil attempt to destroy my life'
In the final year of his life, Daniel Naroditsky was tormented by repeated accusations of cheating in online games by Russian chess grandmaster Vladimir Borisovich Kramnik.
Reform UK candidate who sued after election defeat to Green candidate is handed £19k court bill - after 'using fake AI-generated cases' in bid to overturn the result
Liz Williams (pictured) lost to Green candidate Hannah Robson in an election for the Littletons ward in Worcestershire after recounts left them tied on 889 votes in May.
Revealed: The incoming major change which could KILL OFF illegal Premier League streaming for 'dodgy' Fire Stick users
For years, illegal streamers have watched live sport and other premium content on jailbroken Fire Sticks, despite authorities' best efforts to clamp down on the illicit activity.
Katie Price is 'preparing to give evidence in court' after ex-husband Kieran Hayler was charged with rape and sex assault of girl, 13, while they were married
Personal trainer Hayler, 38, is alleged to have committed the offences between June and October 2016 - in the middle of his marriage to the ex-glamour model, 47.
Mystery over Prince Andrew's 'secret palace' in the UAE as he faces calls to leave Royal Lodge after 22 years without rent
The shamed royal and Sarah Ferguson are said to have a grand mansion available on demand in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
Are hand sanitisers the next thing to be banned by the EU? Key ingredient under scrutiny 'due to cancer risk'
EU health officials proposed getting rid of or replacing products containing the ingredient over cancer concerns and the increased risk of pregnancy complications.
JD and Usha Vance arrive in Israel for urgent talks as Netanyahu drops 153 tons of bombs on Gaza
The vice president and second lady are hoping to shore up support for the historic peace deal brokered by Donald Trump between Israel and Hamas.
Michelle Keegan raves over 'long-lasting' Charlotte Tilbury foundation under £40
'I am so impressed with this new formula', Michelle said
Senior King aide was head of royal protection when Prince Andrew asked officer to 'dig up dirt' on sex accuser Virginia Giuffre
Lord Peter Rosslyn was head of the elite Royalty and Diplomatic Protection squad for 11 years between 2003 and 2014.
Tourists face tough new rules in Spain's 'best coastal town'
Nestled in Spain's mountainous Basque Country on the Bay of Biscay is a resort town known for its white sand beaches, world-class culinary scene and vibrant festivals.
Virginia Giuffre's brother and sister-in-law fight back tears on This Morning as they plead with Royal Family to reopen investigation into Prince Andrew - and make defiant promise in wake of her memoir
Sky and Amanda Roberts joined hosts Cat Deeley , 48, and Ben Shephard , 50, live from Colorado Springs via video link to discuss late Virginia's memoir Nobody's Girl.
Japanese Convenience Stores Are Hiring Robots Run By Workers in the Philippines
Filipino workers in Manila are remotely operating robots that restock convenience store shelves across Tokyo. The partnership represents a new economic model where physical labor can be offshored through telepresence. Around 60 workers at Astro Robotics monitor the machines and intervene when problems occur about 4% of the time. They earn between $250 and $315 per month. Japan faces severe labor shortages but has resisted expanding immigration. Offshoring the work through robots solves this while dramatically reducing costs.
Filipino workers are also training the AI systems designed to eliminate the need for human operators entirely. Tokyo-based Telexistence has collected extensive data from its workers and is providing it to a San Francisco startup building fully autonomous robots. The combination of automation and offshoring creates what one University of Michigan professor called a "double whammy" for workers in developed nations. It also exploits workers in developing countries who build the tools meant to replace them. The market for AI agents is expected to grow eightfold to $43 billion by 2030. Human-only work is forecast to drop 27% over the next five years.
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Trapped on death island: 'Marooned' Russian troops are starving to death and 5,000 have died after being cut off from other Russian forces in Ukraine
As many as 5,000 Russian troops are believed to have perished in the 'death zone' - a marshy islet south of Kherson.
PureGym is accused of going 'woke' after banning Crocs, football shirts and jeans in its fitness studios
The Brierley Hill branch announced in a Facebook post that it was 'updating' its dress code from November 1st to exclude items like sliders and jeans in order to keep patrons 'safe and comfortable'.
Anti-fraud body leaks dozens of email addresses in invite mishap
Calendar cock-up exposed recipients' details
Anti-fraud nonprofit Cifas was left red-faced after sending out a calendar invite that exposed the email addresses of dozens of individuals working across the fraud space.…
Robert Jenrick says burqas should be BANNED in the UK - despite Tory leader Kemi Badenoch having argued against a crackdown on face veils
The senior Tory MP told a radio phone-in show that there were 'basic values in this country and we should stand up and defend them'.
RICHARD EDEN: Why Prince Andrew STILL holds his dukedom despite giving up titles
Prince Andrew has had his Duke of York title scrubbed out by Buckingham Palace and Sarah Ferguson has changed her social media handle.