Gen AI use at work saps our motivation even as it boosts productivity, new research shows
Harvard studies find that the output from AI-assisted human workers is generally of a higher quality, but the psychological costs are significant.
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Jail time for recalled offenders to be limited to free up prison places
UK justice secretary also announces plans for three new jails amid overcrowding crisis in England and WalesShabana Mahmood will limit for how long hundreds of repeat offenders can be recalled to prison amid Whitehall predictions that jails will be full…
Robert De Niro slams Trump as ‘philistine president’ and enemy of arts at Cannes Film Festival
Robert De Niro has taken a fiery stand against US President Donald Trump at Cannes Film Festival‘s opening ceremony, calling him a “philistine president” and declaring him an enemy of the arts.
POLL: Should Russia be punished if Putin doesn’t meet Zelensky?
The stage is set for a historic meeting between the Ukrainian and Russian leaders on Thursday, but there are doubts that Putin will attend.
As Trump visits Mideast, Netanyahu’s government is wary of surprises
When Donald Trump was reelected, Benjamin Netanyahu’s social media posts overflowed with cheer. But comments from Israeli coalition members and supporters indicate a sense they’re being abandoned.
Iran’s Expediency Council approves Palermo Convention accession with conditions
Iran’s Expediency Council has announced its conditional approval of the country’s accession to the Palermo Convention.
Karma comes for Kennedy
The rift within the Make America Healthy Again movement underscores the instability of a political coalition built on paranoia.
When (Remote) Shells Fall Into The Same Hole: Rooting DrayTek Routers Before Attackers Can
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Vulnerabilities in the eSIM download protocol
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NASA rover spies the first aurora at Mars that’s visible to the human eye
NASA’s Perseverance rover has detected the first aurora at Mars that’s visible to the human eye.