The BBC hired mental health experts to look after the stars on Celebrity Traitors due to the gruelling nature of the show
The series is currently airing and starring the likes of Alan Carr, Jonathan Ross and Cat Burns as Traitors who have to lie and murder their fellow players.
Woman, 23, was found dead in bed one year after she died - and her last conversation was with ChatGPT
Charlotte Leader (pictured), 23, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, was discovered under her duvet in her flat during a police welfare check on August 6.
Lily Allen's ex David Harbour makes 'cheating' joke as couple give tour of their NYC pad - two years before the singer's explosive album accusing him of sleeping with a woman in their home
The 2023 YouTube clip, which has resurfaced since Lily's record release, sees Lily and the Stranger Things star, 50, invite Architectural Digest into their swanky home.
Mollie King enjoys a family day out with daughters Annabella, two, and Lilianna, 10 months, as they go pumpkin picking ahead of Halloween
The Radio One star, 37, adventured to the patch alongside her daughters, Annabella, two, and Lilianna, 10 months, whom she shares with former cricketer fiancé Stuart Broad, 38.
One in three believe ghosts DO exist - as study shows that folklore still shapes us today
As Halloween approaches, many people will be watching films about ghosts or cutting up sheets for a costume - and research now reveals that one in three believe they really exist.
Labour accused of paving way for legal protections for IRA terrorists by repealing Troubles Legacy Act
The Government has been under fire from the military community since it scrapped the Tory legislation which gave soldiers who served in Northern Ireland immunity against prosecutions.
Noel and Liam Gallagher 'hoping to bag Oscar AND BAFTA with ambitious documentary capturing Oasis' reunion complete with "dynamite" footage of the pair opening up about their long running feud'
Noel, 58, and Liam, 53, finally buried the hatched and reunited on stage for the first time in almost two decades earlier this year with a string of sell-out UK shows before moving onto Australia and America.
Return of the New York mafia: US sports stars accused of acting as 'bait' for high stakes poker games with hidden cameras, X-ray tables and rigged card-shuffling machines
The deep-pocketed high-rollers who answered the call to stake their money at these illegal, multi-million-dollar sessions of Texas Hold'em poker were walking into an elaborate trap.
Moment coastguard pull off death-defying rescue of French yachtsman in the English Channel as storm destroys his vessel
The alarm was raised when a French-coded radio beacon was activated in the middle of the night in April last year about 40 miles off the coast of Land's End in Cornwall.
Blunders that shame 'chaotic' Home Office's housing of asylum seekers... from wild overspending on migrant hotels to ignoring impact on local communities
The report by MPs today shows for the first time how the department's catalogue of errors left Britain saddled with billions of pounds in extra costs for migrant hotels.
Elizabeth Hurley talks 'annoying' boyfriend Billy Ray Cyrus as she dishes on shock romance
It's been six months since the British 60-year-old and the Kentucky-born 64-year-old made their relationship Instagram official
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews ITV1's Trigger Point: Cyanide extracted from fruit? There must be a WI maniac on the loose!
Kerry Godliman, as Dr Sonya Reeves, swaggered into the Met's Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit while new boy Rich (Mark Rowley), an Afghanistan veteran, was working on his torso definition.
Poignant title track of Liam Payne's final album 'revealed' after record bosses 'put the release on hold over concerns about his mental health' - following first anniversary of the singer's tragic death
It comes following the first anniversary of the One Direction star's tragic death aged 31 after he fell from a third floor balcony at the Casa Sur Palmero Hotel in Buenos Aires on October 16, 2024.
Firefighter discovers his son, 25, is dead after rushing to early-morning crash
Omar Masia, a 25-year-old electrician from Calangianu on the island of Sardinia, was returning home from a house party with four friends on October 25
California Colleges Test AI Partnerships. Critics Complain It's Risky and Wasteful
America's largest university system, with 460,000 students, is the 22-campus "Cal State" system, reports the New York Times. And it's recently teamed with Amazon, OpenAI and Nvidia, hoping to embed chatbots in both teaching and learning to become what it says will be America's "first and largest AI-empowered" university" — and prepare students for "increasingly AI-driven" careers.
It's part of a trend of major universities inviting tech companies into "a much bigger role as education thought partners, AI instructors and curriculum providers," argues the New York Times, where "dominant tech companies are now helping to steer what an entire generation of students learn about AI, and how they use it — with little rigorous evidence of educational benefits and mounting concerns that chatbots are spreading misinformation and eroding critical thinking..."
"Critics say Silicon Valley's effort to make AI chatbots integral to education amounts to a mass experiment on young people."
As part of the effort, [Cal State] is paying OpenAI $16.9 million to provide ChatGPT Edu, the company's tool for schools, to more than half a million students and staff — which OpenAI heralded as the world's largest rollout of ChatGPT to date. Cal State also set up an AI committee, whose members include representatives from a dozen large tech companies, to help identify the skills California employers need and improve students' career opportunities... Cal State is not alone. Last month, California Community Colleges, the nation's largest community college system, announced a collaboration with Google to supply the company's "cutting edge AI tools" and training to 2.1 million students and faculty. In July, Microsoft pledged $4 billion for teaching AI skills in schools, community colleges and to adult workers...
[A]s schools like Cal State work to usher in what they call an "AI-driven future," some researchers warn that universities risk ceding their independence to Silicon Valley. "Universities are not tech companies," Olivia Guest and Iris van Rooij, two computational cognitive scientists at Radboud University in the Netherlands, recently said in comments arguing against fast AI adoption in academia. "Our role is to foster critical thinking," the researchers said, "not to follow industry trends uncritically...."
Some faculty members have pushed back against the AI effort, as the university system faces steep budget cuts. The multimillion-dollar deal with OpenAI — which the university did not open to bidding from rivals like Google — was wasteful, they added. Faculty senates on several Cal State campuses passed resolutions this year criticizing the AI initiative, saying the university had failed to adequately address students using chatbots to cheat. Professors also said administrators' plans glossed over the risks of AI to students' critical thinking and ignored troubling industry labor practices and environmental costs.
Martha Kenney, a professor of women and gender studies at San Francisco State University, described the AI program as a Cal State marketing vehicle helping tech companies promote unproven chatbots as legitimate educational tools.
The article notes that Cal State's chief information officer "defended the OpenAI deal, saying the company offered ChatGPT Edu at an unusually low price.
"Still, California's community college system landed AI chatbot services from Google for more than 2 million students and faculty — nearly four times the number of users Cal State is paying OpenAI for — for free."
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How Iron Age Britons performed human sacrifices to tell the future: Unearthed body rewrites history books
Physical proof of barbaric Iron Age ritual killings has been discovered in a field near Bere Regis, in Dorset, after archaeologists uncovered two skeletons dated to between 100 and 50 BC.
Strictly Come Dancing star Amber Davies admits she feels like 'trash' after failing to win over the public and facing a 'gut-wrenching' dance off which saw Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink eliminated
The Love Island winner, 29, and the former Chelsea footballer, 53, found himself in the bottom two despite both being two of the highest scorers of the week.
Workers rights bill and living wage rise 'will lead to a jobs bloodbath', Tories warn... as even left-leaning thinktank hits out at 'day one' protections
In its Employment Rights Bill, Labour has also proposed introducing nine-month legal 'probation' periods to address concerns, but the think-tank said this was a 'messy compromise'.
Minister behind Labour's mansion tax spends £900 of YOUR cash on a desk
Torsten Bell also charged taxpayers £600 for three chairs for his office and claimed more than £200 on his Parliamentary expenses for professional help to assemble the furniture.
Labour's new deputy leader Lucy Powell among five 'landlord MPs' who made more than £30,000 in public money last year renting flats to colleagues... despite promise of a crackdown a decade ago
Figures obtained by the Daily Mail reveal that five landlord MPs received more than £30,000 in public money last year for letting properties to their colleagues in the House of Commons