Student aims to stop cheats using essay-writing bots with his own AI app
Ed Daniels began developing software start-up after a project on his university course asked him to integrate AI with education.
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‘You’re not detained, but you can’t go home’, US tells crew
Seafarers risk losing their freedom indefinitely if their ship calls in a country that does not respect human rights or international treaties
At least 10 Massachusetts elementary school students hospitalised after chewing spicy gum
The local fire chief says the gum was “equivalent to basically what’s commonly referred to as pepper spray”
IT Governance Podcast 2023-7: Capita, ChatGPT and TikTok (yet again)
This week, we discuss a cyber attack on the outsourcing giant Capita, Italy’s ban on OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot and further bad news for TikTok: a £12.7 million fine from the ICO for breaching UK data protection law.
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No Russians, Belarusians expected at swimming worlds in July
No Russian or Belarusian athletes are expected to compete at this year’s swimming world championships in Japan because the sport’s governing body isn’t expected to rule on their eligibility until it’s too late for them to enter.
Sonos Era 100 vs. Sonos One: Which smart speaker should you buy?
The Sonos Era 100 is the company’s latest smart speaker, but is it a worthy upgrade from the Sonos One? Here are the key reasons to buy one over the other.
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To Save India’s Democracy, Congress Must Focus on Regional Parties
A prudent strategy for the opposition would prioritize the creation of a sizable coalition of regional parties to take on the BJP.
Zelenskiy visit tightens bonds with Poland amid Russian war
Polish president Andrzej Duda said his country has provided four Soviet-designed MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine
Xi likely ‘not aware’ of all Chinese gray zone operations, US intel officer says
“There are dangers in how totalitarian states operate,” said Rear Adm. Mike Studeman, commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence. “The truth doesn’t always flow very quickly in the dictatorships, and if it’s bad news, sometimes that gets adulterated…