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Woman shares how she can see her husband’s location at all times but some say it’s 'creepy'

A woman took to Mumsnet to see if she and her husband were being unreasonable for sharing their locations with each other

Wales Online

19 years ago, Will Smith made a messy sci-fi epic that was ahead of its time

Back when Smith’s career was red hot, he tried to charm his way through a challenging adaptation.

Inverse

People in the UK: are you going through life in ‘survival mode’?

As the country lurches from crisis to crisis, we would like to speak to people in the UK who feel that they are ‘just surviving’ – and any steps they are taking to make life more fulfilling

The Guardian - UK

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How actor Jenna Davis gave M3GAN her creepy voice

DALLAS — The eerily sweet voice of "M3GAN" originated in Jenna Davis’ bedroom closet.

Tribune News Service

EC Demonstrates Remote Voting Machine To Political Party Representatives

The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Monday showcased the remote electronic voting machine (EVM) prototype for migrant voters to representatives of political parties. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

Prosecute tech chiefs who endanger children, says Molly Russell’s father

Ian Russell says inquest into daughter’s death is ‘unique’ opportunity to make online platforms safer

The Guardian - UK

If plants are so intelligent, should we stop eating them?

Recent research suggests plants may be able to learn and communicate. This really put me off my baked potato, writes Emma Beddington

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How soon will M3gan become reality? Robot ethicists weigh in

The horror movie’s hi-tech star may be fiction, but concerns over the human relationship with AI are real

The Guardian - US

Award-winning Scottish virtual reality game to receive Gaelic translation

A BAFTA-WINNING Scottish virtual reality (VR) game is set to be translated into Old Scots and Gaelic.

The National (Scotland)

Elon’s Twitter ripe for a misinformation avalanche

Seeing might not be believing going forward as digital technologies make the fight against misinformation even trickier for embattled social media giants.

360info

Cracking the code to cut back misinformation

Balancing freedom of expression with targeting misinformation is an ongoing challenge, the approaches to tackle it highly variable.

360info

Misinformation won’t go away, but media literacy can help fight it

Misinformation won’t disappear, but teaching the community to spot it can strip the falsehoods of their power.

360info

Ubiquitous and mysterious, algorithms are ruling our lives

Algorithms hugely impact our consumption of news, media and much more but very little is known about how they do it.

360info

Optical illusion: Spot the owl in the forest in 6 seconds!

Optical illusions have become extremely popular among netizens. It is a brilliant way to not only test your brain and cognitive abilities, but also enhance your visual perception. From looking for hidden faces to spotting different shapes and objects, there are several types of optical illusions. Furthermore, because it is…

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Inverse

Do video games make you smarter? One surprising genre leads the rest

OPINION: Research highlights six key principles for better learning

Daily Mirror

My AI is sexually harassing me: Replika users say chatbot has become too aroused

Users of artificial intelligence app Replika say it has become heavily focused on being more sexualised and sending them “spicy selfies” as they urge creators make it "back to the way it was before"

Inverse

Feeling insecure? 5 science-backed strategies could help break the cycle

Self-schemas develop during early childhood and can remain stable over time. However, negative self-schemas can be changed with evidence.

Glasgow Live

New Glasgow photo book ventures back to the 1970s and 1980s

New book features the work of Glasgow born and bred documentary photographer Peter Degnan, who has been taking pictures of the city's ever-changing architectural, cultural and social face since the 1970s.

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Liverpool Echo

Is it ever ok to shout at someone else’s child?

Liverpool mum and ECHO writer Sarah Sandison says she doesn't subscribe to the idea that there are 'naughty kids'

The Guardian - UK

M3gan review – top-of-the-range murderous teen robot

This enjoyable horror-lite romp follows in the killer doll footsteps of Chucky and Annabelle

The Guardian - UK

What’s the point of personal statements when ChatGPT can say it so much better?

Thanks in part to AI, students will no longer have to wax lyrical about struggles and achievements to secure a university place

The Guardian - UK

Computers need to make a quantum leap before they can crack encrypted messages

The latest claims by scientists that they are able to break the most common digital encryption system are far-fetched

Inverse

The best Tom Cruise sci-fi movie on Netflix predicted a chilling technology

In Minority Report, police try to predict crime. Are real-life police doing the same — and should we be worried?

The Guardian - UK

Is this by Rothko or a robot? We ask the experts to tell the difference between human and AI art

An art historian, a critic and a gallerist are tasked with guessing whether a piece is by an important artist or a clever bot. It turns out it’s harder than it looks

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 14 January 2023

Xi Jinping is acting boldly, but it's not in the direction many feared. This week we delve into the constraints that spurred a widespread softening of China's internal and external policies

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