Zack Polanski urges Britons to 'vote Green' in order to drag Labour even further Left on rent controls, wealth taxes, banning North Sea oil and Gaza
In his keynote speech to the Greens' conference in Brighton, the self-described 'eco-populist' claimed backing his party was the 'most powerful vote you can make'.
I've scoured the high street to find 30 of the chicest cushions under £30 to elevate your living room
The cushions everyone will want this AW: From cow print to ultra-fluffy styles
David Beckham likes video of his estranged son Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz attending jewellery event in Paris - hours before mum Victoria's big fashion show
The former footballer, 51, appears to be keen to diffuse the feud as he was seen liking an Instagram post of his son and Nicola attending the MESSIKA show on Thursday night.
Major Essex road CLOSED as drivers face 90 minute delays
M11 crash near Stansted Airport causes 90-minute delays northbound, with queues to Harlow and further congestion on the A120 at Birchanger.
Major Essex road CLOSED as drivers face 90 minute delays
M11 crash near Stansted Airport causes 90-minute delays northbound, with queues to Harlow and further congestion on the A120 at Birchanger.
Tim Burton takes his daughter Nell, 18, as his plus one to the Loewe Paris fashion show - 12 years after he split from her mum Helena Bonham Carter
Tim Burton recruited his daughter Nell as his plus one on Friday as they attended the Loewe Paris Fashion Week show.
Braintree businesses to receive free support to tackle cybercrime
Braintree businesses are being offered free support to help guard against cybercrime as part of Cyber Security Awareness Month.
Catherine Zeta-Jones says she became a 'celebrity overnight' when she appeared in The Darling Buds of May as she details the impact her fame had on her career
The actress, 57, was cast as Mariette Larkin in the ITV period drama, which first aired in 1991 and followed the life of the Larkin family in 1950s rural Kent.
Lily Allen puts on a racy display in lingerie and leopard print platforms for vintage themed Calzedonia shoot
Lily Allen sizzled in racy lingerie and leopard print platform heels as she posed up a storm for a vintage themed Calzedonia photoshoot on Friday.
Building severely damaged as six fire engines tackle village blaze
Essex workshop fire damages nearby property on Little Walden Road on October 2; six engines tackle blaze as smoke spreads across village. Cause accidental.
Building severely damaged as six fire engines tackle village blaze
Essex workshop fire damages nearby property on Little Walden Road on October 2; six engines tackle blaze as smoke spreads across village. Cause accidental.
Baby Reindeer star Richard Gadd 'rang 999 to help woman who feared she would be killed in flat above his'
The 37-year-old Golden Globe winner (pictured) told Glasgow Sheriff Court he saw a 'flurry of arms' as Xiaoma Zhang was allegedly attacked by 22-year-old Lucas Bains.
Heartbroken families of girl and boy, both 16, pay tribute to teens killed when car plunged into River Wear
Luke Etheridge and Zara Shaw, both 16, died alongside 17-year-old Jackson Duke on Tuesday afternoon after the black Audi A3 went into the River Wear in Sunderland.
Search launched to find missing man last seen leaving his house
Essex Police are searching for missing 42-year-old Nick Greenwood from Westcliff, south Essex, reported missing on October 2.
Search launched to find missing man last seen leaving his house
Essex Police are searching for missing 42-year-old Nick Greenwood from Westcliff, south Essex, reported missing on October 2.
Californian accused of shipping $300M worth of Nvidia chips to China without Uncle Sam’s approval
Prosecutors claim Greg Lui helped China procure advanced hardware to develop, ahem, 'super intelligence’
Celebrity Traitors viewers hail Julie Hesmondhalgh as 'an icon' as she fangirls over her A-list castmates but Corrie star admits being so 'starstruck' could lead to her murder
The second series of Celebrity Traitors has already included Richard E. Grant revealing himself as a traitor.
How to invest £1 a day and turn it into £15,000 over 20 years - and where to buy shares and ETFs fee-free
If you are hard up, taking a risk on shares can feel like the last thing to do. But history shows your cash typically grows far faster if you invest it than if you leave it in a savings account.
Napoleon's code is cracked after 217 years: Scientist uses AI to read a mysterious letter written by the Emperor in 1809
A mysterious letter written by Napoleon Bonaparte has been decoded for the first time in more than 200 years.
Error-Prone AI Nearly Sparked World War Three Last Month
In an op-ed for The Guardian, authors Timnit Gebru and Emily M. Bender argue that policymakers are focusing too heavily on hypothetical "superintelligence" while overlooking the more immediate danger of deploying unreliable AI in high-stakes settings. They point to an as-yet independently unverified CNN report claiming U.S. officials nearly intercepted a Chinese vessel after an AI-assisted intelligence report incorrectly said it was carrying nuclear-weapons components. From the article: While so many of us were focused on fictional superintelligent machines that we were told could hypothetically cause human extinction, however, there was a more serious story being reported. A series of events almost got us to armageddon, not caused by "rogue, superintelligent AI," but by government reliance on error-prone systems that are marketed by their manufacturers as being close to superintelligent.
A CNN report published on September 18, which hasn't been verified by other major outlets, describes how the US "almost started a war" with China, based on an intelligence report that claimed a Chinese ship was transporting components of nuclear weapons. Military personnel made plans to intercept the Chinese vessel, complete with aircraft and soldiers ready to board the ship. A military skirmish of this kind between China and the US could quickly escalate and spiral into world war three.
It was only moments before executing on the plan that American officials further investigated the intelligence report and found that it had been generated with the use of a chatbot and contained erroneous information about the vessel's contents. Unlike the terminator, "rogue AI," scenario, this incident didn't galvanize lawmakers into announcing calls for regulation so as to avoid potential human extinction. Media outlet after media outlet didn't warn the public that we almost triggered a war against a nuclear superpower because of our military's reliance on error-prone chatbots.
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