British expat, 54, lucky to be alive after Iranian missile exploded next to him and his son as they fled bombing raid - as first UK evacuation flight takes off from Israel
The Rochdale-born father, who has lived in the country for 35 years, was with son Itay, 16, when the alarms warned of enemy fire.
Brit tourist left shocked at Spanish supermarket prices
A British holidaymaker has taken to TikTok to share his shock at the prices of food in Spanish supermarkets.
Pablo the cat's unbelievable one hour washing machine ordeal
The owner said the nine-month-old cat was napping inside the tub at their Gold Coast home after the door was left open.
'Serious fire' on M25 causes severe delays near Waltham Abbey
Drivers faced long queues
Liam Gallagher's pregnant daughter Molly Moorish opens up about her relationship with her brothers Lennon and Gene after only meeting for the first time when she was 20
Liam Gallagher's pregnant daughter Molly Moorish has opened up about her relationship with her brothers Lennon and Gene as she covered Tatler's August issue.
Anthropic Bags Key 'Fair Use' Win For AI Platforms, But Faces Trial Over Damages For Millions of Pirated Works
A federal judge has ruled that Anthropic's use of copyrighted books to train its Claude AI models constitutes fair use, but rejected the startup's defense for downloading millions of pirated books to build a permanent digital library.
U.S. District Judge William Alsup granted partial summary judgment to Anthropic in the copyright lawsuit filed by authors Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson. The court found that training large language models on copyrighted works was "exceedingly transformative" under Section 107 of the Copyright Act. Anthropic downloaded over seven million books from pirate sites, according to court documents. The startup also purchased millions of print books, destroyed the bindings, scanned every page, and stored them digitally.
Both sets of books were used to train various versions of Claude, which generates over $1 billion in annual revenue. While the judge approved using books for AI training purposes, he ruled that downloading pirated copies to create what Anthropic called a "central library of all the books in the world" was not protected fair use. The case will proceed to trial on damages related to the pirated library copies.
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New mother is 'humbled' by change in her appearance after having a baby - but people tell her to get 'compensation'
The Kenya-based young mother is 'beyond humbled' by her new role as a parent - but fellow TikTok users have, for the most part, focused very negatively on her appearance.
Drug kingpin who plotted gangland murder from Dubai and smuggled £100m of cocaine into the UK is convicted - after one of the biggest EncroChat investigations in history
James Harding, 34, and his 'loyal right-hand man' Jayes Kharouti, 39, ran a vast criminal empire from Dubai.
Bride and boom! Shocking moment fireworks explode just inches from newlyweds as they stand at the altar
This is the shocking moment a wedding ceremony in Dolgoprudny, Russia, took a disastrous turn when a fireworks explosion caused panic and injuries among the attendees.
First mouse with two biological FATHERS has its own babies - in breakthrough that could pave the way for gay men to have children
For the first time, mice born to two fathers have grown up and produced offspring, scientists in China reveal.
A Place In The Sun fans stunned as host Jasmine Harman shares rare picture with her husband and two children - but can you see why?
Jasmine, 49, has been a long-standing presenter of the Channel 4 property show since 2004.
I'm a packing expert - here's how to really get around Ryanair's strict luggage rules
Better known as @holidayexpert, Chelsea Dickenson has exclusively revealed to MailOnline Travel her top tips for packing a week's holiday worth of clothes into a 40x20x25cm bag.
BBC Radio 2 legend Steve Wright's gift to charities and his children is revealed in will after his death aged 69
The BBC Radio 2 legend died aged 69 from a ruptured ulcer in his stomach at his £2million home in London on February 12 2024.
AI may be after your job, but this AI agent promises to help you get a new one
'Jobright Agent' can apply for jobs on your behalf
The jury is still out on whether AI will take your job, but there's a new AI tool that promises to help you find a new one if you're pressed.…
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will 'have no role' when William becomes King - despite Harry's intention with their HRH titles
Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four, currently live with their parents in Montecito, California.
Labour law chief says international law 'at heart of UK foreign policy under Starmer' amid row over tepid support for US attack on Iran's nukes
Lord Hermer said ministers were 'united' on the need to comply with 'with all forms of law', saying it was vital to revitalising the UK on the world stage.
The microplastics lurking in your kitchen cupboards: Experts reveal the popular products that release the most dangerous particles - including teabags, baby bottles, and chopping boards
Plastic food packaging is leaving us constantly exposed to tiny microplastics and even smaller 'nanoplastics', scientists in Switzerland warn.
Now Starmer hails Trump's Iran bombing for 'alleviating threat' of regime getting nuclear weapon... after ministers spent days refusing to say it was the right thing to do
After days of ministers desperately dodging on whether they supported the action, Keir Starmer sounded a much more positive tone as he arrived at the Nato summit in The Hague.
Man found dead as police investigate 'suspicious' circumstances in Woodford Green
A crime scene remains in place at the home where the man was found
Amazon Bringing Same-Day Delivery To 'Millions' of Rural Customers
Amazon today announced its intention to bring same-day and next-day delivery to "tens of millions" of people who live in live in smaller towns by the end of 2026. From a report: Speedier deliveries will be available to residents "in more than 4,000 smaller cities, towns, and rural communities," the company said in a press release Tuesday.
Items categorized as "everyday essentials," including groceries, beauty products, household goods, or pet food, will now be available to small town or rural customers for same-day or next-day delivery. If they are Prime subscribers (currently $14.99 a month or $139 annually), they get unlimited free same-day delivery when spending over $25 at checkout.
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