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EU sets out guidance on banning harmful AI uses
Provisions banning uses of the technology deemed to pose an unacceptable risk came into force this week, although the European Union's 27 states will have until August to designate a regulator to enforce them
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Climate change threatens to expand area of world too hot for humans
Climate change is driving an increasing number of deadly heatwaves across the world, exposing a growing number of people to conditions that test the limits of human endurance
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Silencing science: How Trump Administration 2.0 is reshaping US public health
Days after President Donald Trump took office, the Department of Health and Human Services imposed an indefinite "pause" on communications
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Rare earths: Strategic metals key to future technologies
All you need to know about rare metals that have been playing a crucial role in the trade wars worldwide
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Bookings for North Korea 'Kim Jong Il' birthday tours are now open
Beijing-based travel agency, Koryo Tours, said the February tour in Rason would be "the first trip back to North Korea since the borders closed in January 2020"
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Can you be too old for a Taylor Swift concert?
A survey by the Age Without Limits campaign reveals that 24 percent of adults in England think it's "embarrassing" to see people over 50 attending shows by current pop stars such as Taylor Swift or Dua Lipa
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True Story Films will be a conducive space for artistes to express their voices: Hansal Mehta
The filmmaker's newly launched production house will enter into strategic partnerships to tell a wide variety of stories across genres. And while he will be creatively involved with this venture, he insists he won't cease being an independent director
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UK's first AI classroom without teachers sparks debate
David Game College, a private school in central London, is nearly six months into a trial in which students are taught core curriculum subjects for the GCSE state exams sat by 16-year-olds by AI platforms
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Nigeria's gaming studios weave quests in native culture
To develop their nascent industry, Nigerian studios are drawing on their native traditions and "natural creativity"
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Beyonce leads Grammys pack at gala backdropped by fires
The shell-shocked entertainment capital is still reeling after the deadly blazes razed entire neighbourhoods, leaving the music and film industries-vital to the city's economy-grappling with how to navigate the coming awards season
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The pioneering attribution science links climate change to weather disasters
The fast-growing field began two decades ago and is now firmly established, but it is still sometimes hampered by a lack of data