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Alcopops are making a comeback as Gen Z drops sobriety and picks up bottles amid a growing trend of young people drinking more. 

The former glamour model, 46, was banned from appearing on the 18-year-olds fly-on-the-wall ITV television series which aired this week.

A passenger on an American Airlines flight who was allegedly caught vaping in the bathroom was seen getting into a screaming match with one of the flight attendants.

The RAF is continuing to fly spy planes over Gaza to help Israel's government find the still-missing hostages taken by Hamas. 

The hitmaker, 37, who has admitted to having a complicated relationship with food , is working on making emotional changes to her self-perception.

Forget building massive super clusters. Cobble them together from existing datacenters instead

Broadcom on Monday unveiled a new switch which could allow AI model developers to train models on GPUs spread across multiple datacenters up to 100 kilometers apart. The switch could help pave the way for an alternative to the massive facilities currently being built to power the AI boom, allowing companies to stitch together distant and less power-hungry datacenters.…

Dave Edmunds' wife Cici has given a major health update on the 70s rocker after he was left fighting for his life following terrifying cardiac arrest last week.

The Dead To Me actress, 53 - who announced her MS diagnosis in 2021 - got candid about her latest health scare on Tuesday's episode of her MeSsy podcast .

A British woman who vanished from her sunlounger on a beach in Greece while her husband was asleep was 'used to swimming in cold water', and would often spend a whole day rambling

Showjumper Guy Simmonds, 37, (left) offered to pay £50,000 in hush money to an underage girl he targeted for a threesome with a female rider Lauren Jarvis, 26 (right).

I bought my house five years ago and now want to sell it. Can I force public websites to remove the previous sale price so that prospective buyers can't see what I paid? Dean Dunham replies...

Research by Remitly has revealed there are places abroad where Brits could bank the same while putting in hundreds of hours less.

Local reports suggest that Coppola, who is 86, was hospitalised in Rome on Tuesday morning. He had been presenting a screening of his controversial film Megalopolis in Calabria.

Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori has been making waves with her shocking, risque style since marrying the controversial rapper in December 2022.

Just who is Lil Tay? That was my first question on Sunday when I saw social media reports that the 'influencer' had launched an account on OnlyFans just one minute after allegedly turning 18.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: OpenAI is preparing to raise what could be its final defense to stop The New York Times from digging through a spectacularly broad range of ChatGPT logs to hunt for any copyright-infringing outputs that could become the most damning evidence in the hotly watched case. In a joint letter (PDF) Thursday, both sides requested to hold a confidential settlement conference on August 7. Ars confirmed with the NYT's legal team that the conference is not about settling the case but instead was scheduled to settle one of the most disputed aspects of the case: news plaintiffs searching through millions of ChatGPT logs. That means it's possible that this week, ChatGPT users will have a much clearer understanding of whether their private chats might be accessed in the lawsuit. In the meantime, OpenAI has broken down (PDF) the "highly complex" process required to make deleted chats searchable in order to block the NYT's request for broader access. Previously, OpenAI had vowed to stop what it deemed was the NYT's attempt to conduct "mass surveillance" of ChatGPT users. But ultimately, OpenAI lost its fight to keep news plaintiffs away from all ChatGPT logs. After that loss, OpenAI appears to have pivoted and is now doing everything in its power to limit the number of logs accessed in the case -- short of settling -- as its customers fretted over serious privacy concerns. For the most vulnerable users, the lawsuit threatened to expose ChatGPT outputs from sensitive chats that OpenAI had previously promised would be deleted. Most recently, OpenAI floated a compromise, asking the court to agree that news organizations didn't need to search all ChatGPT logs. The AI company cited the "only expert" who has so far weighed in on what could be a statistically relevant, appropriate sample size -- computer science researcher Taylor Berg-Kirkpatrick. He suggested that a sample of 20 million logs would be sufficient to determine how frequently ChatGPT users may be using the chatbot to regurgitate articles and circumvent news sites' paywalls. But the NYT and other news organizations rejected the compromise, OpenAI said in a filing (PDF) yesterday. Instead, news plaintiffs have made what OpenAI said was an "extraordinary request that OpenAI produce the individual log files of 120 million ChatGPT consumer conversations." That's six times more data than Berg-Kirkpatrick recommended, OpenAI argued. Complying with the request threatens to "increase the scope of user privacy concerns" by delaying the outcome of the case "by months," OpenAI argued. If the request is granted, it would likely trouble many users by extending the amount of time that users' deleted chats will be stored and potentially making them vulnerable to a breach or leak. As negotiations potentially end this week, OpenAI's co-defendant, Microsoft, has picked its own fight with the NYT over its internal ChatGPT equivalent tool that could potentially push the NYT to settle the disputes over ChatGPT logs.

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Luke Hardy, 24, who identifies as Zoe, used a female alias to access porn and to join dating sites, repeatedly breaching court orders, Teesside Crown Court heard.

Host Steve Harvey was left aghast as Family Feud's first ever all-trans team made a number of sexually charged jokes while raising money for black trans prostitutes.

This morning, passengers are facing huge delays after a 'technical fault' caused a tunnel connecting to Terminals 2 and 3 to close.

Her Majesty is said to have disapproved of their guestlist and the couple's preference to invite 'random' celebrities over family members to Windsor in May 2018.