AI's cheatin' heart will make you weep
Trust but verify doesn't work when verification is difficult
Two women are arrested on suspicion of murder after a man in his 70s is found dead at retirement home in Stockton
Police were called to Cedar House, a sheltered housing scheme for residents aged over 60, at 2.44am on Tuesday before the man was pronounced dead.
Convicted killer accused of murdering two other people tells court their bodies were found on his land due to a 'series of unfortunate circumstances'
James Desborough, 40, said he had 'lost all grip on reality' when he tried to hide the bodies of Daniel Coleman, 43, and Claudio Aquilino, 57 - including chopping one up.
US Marines' latest anti-drone toy is an AI turret that uses regular machine guns
Don't worry - it can attack ground targets, too
Lamine Yamal mocks Argentina brute Leandro Paredes with hilarious sign at Madrid's celebration parade after star's shameful violence at the World Cup final - as red carded villain claims they represented nation 'in best possible way'
Spanish World Cup hero Lamine Yamal has mocked Argentina brute Leandro Paredes with a hilarious sign at the celebration parade in Madrid.
Japan's Imperial family changes succession rules amid threat of 'extinction' as they face shortage of heirs - but refuses to remove ban on female empresses
Japan's Royal Family has relaxed its succession rules as it struggles with the lack of heirs - but the ban on female empresses remains.
Canonical Launches Enterprise Store For Ubuntu Pro
BrianFagioli writes: Canonical has launched the Enterprise Store as part of Ubuntu Pro, giving organizations a way to manage Ubuntu software distribution in restricted networks, behind firewalls, and in air gapped environments. The on premises proxy sits between devices and Canonical software stores, allowing companies to cache downloads, control software revisions, and manage snaps and charms without requiring every system to connect directly to the internet. The Enterprise Store is designed for organizations with strict security requirements, including regulated industries and environments where predictable software updates and audit controls are important.
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Warning to beachgoers as people trapped near historic structure
People have been trying to visit the historic Mulberry Harbour
Are you a 'sinker', 'sagger' or 'frowner'? Experts reveal the main types of facial ageing that even celebs suffer from - and how to treat them
Showing signs of ageing is one of life's inevitabilities, but according to an expert, not everyone's skin matures in the same way.
Forget man caves, women are now curating 'girl lairs'! How female homeowners are setting up 'sanctuaries' with unapologetically pink walls, cosy blankets and flowers everywhere
For years, men have carved out 'dens' and 'caves' filled with Star Wars memorabilia, football posters and sophisticate beer coolers. And now, a new contender has emerged - the 'girl lair'.
Iran says it's struck offline AWS facility in Bahrain ... again
AWS' me-south-1 region has been offline for months, so more like beating a dead cloud
Cliffside home at risk of crumbling into the sea fails to sell at auction for £250,000 - despite being worth more than FOUR times the price
The owners took a massive hit after paying £695,000 in June 2011 for the property, whose normal market value is listed at between £1.1 and £1.6million.
Leaked intel report lays bare grim reality for Trump in Iran… as President delays welcoming killed US troops
American troops deaths in the war have risen to 18 as nearly 100 US troops have been injured in Iranian strikes on bases across the Middle East over the past two weeks.
Gang 'lured' American tourist to London Airbnb in honeytrap kidnap plot and told his family they would 'stab him and cut off his fingers' if they didn't hand over £50,000
Ayub Ali, from San Diego, California , was visiting London when he was tricked into travelling to an Airbnb in Wembley on October 4 last year after being contacted by Bushra Ahmed, 20.
A Burnham bounce? Now another poll finds Labour have drawn LEVEL with Reform UK after party ditched Keir Starmer
The Deltapoll survey found Labour's support had risen eight percentage points since Sir Keir announced his resignation as Prime Minister last month.
Ed Harris blasts Taylor Sheridan in astonishing red carpet tirade over his role in Dutton Ranch
The 75-year-old actor revealed that in an initial briefing about the part, he was made to believe he was a main character.
The great dried herb rip-off: Leading supermarkets charge £2,000 PER KILO for chives - more than the cost of silver!
Supermarkets are charging more for chives than the price of silver.
Judge Approves $1.5 Billion Anthropic Settlement Over Pirated Books Used To Train Claude
A federal judge has approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement over pirated books used to train its Claude chatbot, with authors and publishers set to receive about $3,000 per book. The case produced a mixed ruling for the AI industry: training on copyrighted books was found not to be illegal, but Anthropic's use of pirated copies from shadow libraries was. The Associated Press reports: District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin said in a Monday ruling that the class-action settlement provides "meaningful relief" to affected authors and publishers. About 91% of the more than 482,000 books covered by the ruling have been claimed by authors or publishers who are now due payment. Plaintiff attorney Justin Nelson said in a statement that the settlement was "the largest known copyright recovery in history. We look forward to making distributions to the Class as promptly as possible."
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Former Tottenham player David Bentley's heartfelt tribute to boy who died after lorry crash
He took George's shirt with him to the England semi-final
Ann Widdecombe 'was bludgeoned 21 times over head with hammer in attack caught on camera after killer walked through open front door as she ate lunch in kitchen'
Joshua Kerry is accused of entering the former Tory minister and Brexit Party MEP's Dartmoor home through the open front door and murdering her as she ate lunch in her kitchen.