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In September 2024, the Wales family shared an update on how the family were coping following Kate's diagnosis in a heartwarming three-minute polished video directed by Will Carr.

The city is so overlooked - and it shouldn't be!

Cadolle's luxury lingerie, worn by notable women from Mata Hari to Beyoncé, has been hand-stitched in its Paris atelier since 1889 - and it's worth every penny

Myleene Klass has revealed that some evidence in her stalker trial was deemed 'too traumatic' to show her as she reflected on the 'horrific and sobering' ordeal.

Critics have suggested LA-based Meghan is cashing in on her royal status to promote her lifestyle brand As Ever, after she released a candle inspired by her wedding to Prince Harry.

Misdirection is the new resolution at major video game house

The CEO of the company behind note-taking app Obsidian says the well-known video game house of the same name has sent one of its customer queries to his own team – claiming that "off-the-shelf AI support software" is why the gaming firm gave a user the wrong email address.…

Samir Zitouni was working onboard the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) train from Doncaster to London King's Cross when a knife rampage took place.

Mr Lammy, whose other main job is Justice Secretary, allegedly orders Ministry of Justice (MoJ) staff to use his 'DPM' title first. Sources close to Mr Lammy denied the claim.

I've been covering the case of Madeleine McCann for almost twenty years - but this is the question I find myself asking over and over.

The route passes five different charming pubs

The painstakingly restored photos, from the archive of the Daily Mail, feature in a new book alongside the hugely moving words of some of Britain's greatest First World War poets.

Sadly, offal is typically underused and overlooked compared to the muscle tissue and fat, which makes up the majority of what meat-eaters consume.

The controversial former Lionesses goalkeeper admits she became 'very lost' and 'unrecognisable' and even hid her struggles from her parents.

The Opinium survey found more than half of the public (56 per cent) think the Prime Minister should quit, compared to 26 per cent who want Sir Keir to stay.

Local businesses are unhappy at the 'crazy' decision - but the council has defended its decision

Step inside the opulent, more-is-more Malibu residence of a true music icon

An expert has warned that people who take painkillers regularly could start to suffer

"For months, extremely personal and sensitive ChatGPT conversations have been leaking into an unexpected destination," reports Ars Technica: the search-traffic tool for webmasters , Google Search Console. Though it normally shows the short phrases or keywords typed into Google which led someone to their site, "starting this September, odd queries, sometimes more than 300 characters long, could also be found" in Google Search Console. And the chats "appeared to be from unwitting people prompting a chatbot to help solve relationship or business problems, who likely expected those conversations would remain private." Jason Packer, owner of analytics consulting firm Quantable, flagged the issue in a detailed blog post last month, telling Ars Technica he'd seen 200 odd queries — including "some pretty crazy ones." (Web optimization consultant Slobodan ManiÄ helped Packer investigate...) Packer points out "nobody clicked share" or were given an option to prevent their chats from being exposed. Packer suspected that these queries were connected to reporting from The Information in August that cited sources claiming OpenAI was scraping Google search results to power ChatGPT responses. Sources claimed that OpenAI was leaning on Google to answer prompts to ChatGPT seeking information about current events, like news or sports... "Did OpenAI go so fast that they didn't consider the privacy implications of this, or did they just not care?" Packer posited in his blog... Clearly some of those searches relied on Google, Packer's blog said, mistakenly sending to GSC "whatever" the user says in the prompt box... This means "that OpenAI is sharing any prompt that requires a Google Search with both Google and whoever is doing their scraping," Packer alleged. "And then also with whoever's site shows up in the search results! Yikes." To Packer, it appeared that "ALL ChatGPT prompts" that used Google Search risked being leaked during the past two months. OpenAI claimed only a small number of queries were leaked but declined to provide a more precise estimate. So, it remains unclear how many of the 700 million people who use ChatGPT each week had prompts routed to Google Search Console. "Perhaps most troubling to some users — whose identities are not linked in chats unless their prompts perhaps share identifying information — there does not seem to be any way to remove the leaked chats from Google Search Console.."

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The end of the year is a prime time for fraudsters attempting to con people out of their hard-earned money or savings. Here are four common scams to be aware of this winter

The 82-year-old Democrat was speaking at the Nebraska Democratic Party's Ben Nelson Gala on Friday night when he went after Trump's new ballroom.