Is it okay to eat an avocado once it's gone brown? Top food experts give their verdict
Top food experts have revealed whether or not it's safe to eat avocado that has gone brown.
Shocking moment father wakes to find his beloved £80k BMW alight on his driveway in suspected arson attack
Aaron Dhillon, 36, from Northfleet, Kent, woke up at around 6:45am last Friday to find his car up in flames.
'Spooked' University Challenge viewers gasp 'how did they know?!' as BBC episode closes with Jilly Cooper 'tribute'- despite being filmed before her death
The latest episode of the programme, hosted by Amol Rajan , saw Imperial take on Churchill College, Cambridge.
'Exciting' changes planned for Essex leisure centres will 'take them to next level'
Bosses insist investment is ' just the start' and they’ve got 'big ambitions for the future'
6,000 Post Office branches could be closed permanently under new plans
The government has concluded its Future of Post Office consultation, which aimed to 'strengthen' the overall Post Office network - but it could see thousands of branches close
Barclays offers £900 to switch current and Isa accounts - is it too good to be true?
The full £900 is on the table for those considering moving their current account and savings to Barclays, but there are some big catches to consider.
These are the only air fryer deals worth buying in Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days event - I know because I've tested them
Another day, another Amazon Prime deals event - and while you might have a case of deal fatigue, I'm here to let you know that there are still some discounted air fryers worth considering
Qualcomm solders Arduino to its edge AI ambitions, debuts Raspberry Pi rival
Cali chip giant insists single-board computer house will remain independent
Qualcomm has acquired Arduino, maker of microcontrollers (and now single-board computers), in a move designed to boost its presence in edge computing, as evidenced by a new Arduino product based on one of its Dragonwing chips.…
Fed-up motorist blocks boy racers wreaking havoc on roads into affluent Cheshire town popular with footballers
Swathes of petrolheads descended on Whitehall Bridge roundabout in Cheshire to loudly rev their engines and pop their turbocharged exhausts as they roared through the affluent streets.
Man, 67, felt 'used' by stepdaughter and her husband before he 'went berserk' and stabbed them to death in argument over money, court hears
Mother-of-four Chloe Bashford, 30, was beaten by a hammer before being repeatedly stabbed to death in a frenzied attack at her home in June 2023.
Ex-Loose Women star Saira Khan insists flying flags is 'intimidating and divisive' and agrees with Gary Neville '100%' after she was condemned for calling flag-raisers 'saddos'
The former Loose Women star, 55, sparked outrage yesterday when she made the comments on Jeremy Vine 's talk show and backed Neville's claim that 'angry middle-aged white men' are dividing Britain.
Taylor Swift puts on a VERY leggy display in silver mini dress during appearance on Jimmy Fallon show
Taylor Swift continued her showgirl era on Monday, sizzling in a silver mini dress in promotional snaps from her upcoming appearance on The Tonight Show.
Meghan is accused of 'giggling as model stumbles on the catwalk': More Paris Fashion Week disasters emerge, including awkward moment with Kristin Scott Thomas
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, prompted gasps from crowds as she made her first trip to Europe in two years - but her positive start soon fell flat.
Serious concerns raised over Essex care home where staff feel 'unsafe'
The inspection found that residents didn't have access to toilet paper, and staff had to use physical restraint, despite not being trained to do so
Schoolgirl, 16, who was predicted As in her GCSEs was found dead at a disused hotel, an inquest hears
Kianna Patton was reported missing from her home in Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire in October 2019. Her body was then discovered at a derelict hotel in nearby Pembroke Dock the following day.
British Army probes major security breach at Royal Artillery HQ after thieves cut through fences to steal 'large quantity' of fuel
The raid took place at the Larkhill Royal Artillery Barracks in Wiltshire on Saturday and triggered a lockdown amid initial fears terrorists had breached the base's security.
I'm a travel editor and these are the best accessories available in Amazon's October Big Deal Days sale
The Daily Mail's deputy travel editor Hayley Minn reveals the best travel accessories on offer in the Amazon Prime Day sale. The sale starts on 8th July and runs until 11th July.
Senate Dem Report Finds Almost 100 Million Jobs Could Be Lost To AI
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Hill: A Senate report released (PDF) Monday says AI and automation could replace nearly 100 million jobs across various industries over the next decade. The report, conducted by Democratic staffers on the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee, led by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), outlines how AI and automation will impact the American economy and workforce. Sanders, the ranking member on the HELP Committee, has warned of the consequences widespread use of AI and automation can have for workers.
As part of their investigation, staffers asked ChatGPT, OpenAI's chatbot, to predict the impact of AI and automation on certain industries. Of the 20 workforces ChatGPT said would be most affected by the technological rush, 15 will see more than half of their workforces replaced by AI and automation over the next decade. The workforce most impacted will be fast food and counter employees. According to the report, more than 3 million fast food and counter workers will be replaced over the next 10 years, accounting for 89 percent of the workforce.
Other workforces that will be significantly affected include customer service representatives, laborers and freight, stock and material movers and secretaries and executive assistants -- not including legal, medical and executive positions. The report said that 83 percent, 81 percent and 80 percent of those workforces, respectively, will be replaced in the next decade. [...] Sanders, in a Fox News op-ed published Monday, doubled down on the report's findings, saying increased technological capacity risks "dehumanizing" individuals. "We do not simply need a more 'efficient' society," Sanders said. "We need a world where people live healthier, happier and more fulfilling lives."
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Sir Rod Stewart says he's 'done it all' but has no plans to retire
The 80-year-old singer has insisted he has nothing left to achieve but still loves playing live and has several albums in the works
OnlyFans star Lily Phillips reveals stranger she met in pub showed up at her house after midnight - as family express fears over her safety
Phillips found fame after a series of extreme sexual stunts, including sleeping with 101 men in a day.