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West Lothian dad awarded OBE for vital role in fight against covid

Professor Ewen Munro Harrison was handed the award in the first honours from King Charles

Daily Record

Drone advances in Ukraine could bring dawn of killer robots

Drone advances in Ukraine have accelerated a technology trend that could soon bring the world’s first fully autonomous robots to the battlefield and inaugurate a new age of warfare

The Independent UK

Drone advances in Ukraine could bring dawn of killer robots

Drone advances in Ukraine have accelerated a technology trend that could soon bring the world’s first fully autonomous robots to the battlefield and inaugurate a new age of warfare

The Independent UK

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Australia helicopter crash: Friends 'hearts ache' after 'hero' Brit pilot dies

Ashley "Ash" Jenkinson, 40, had only recently become a father when he died alongside newlyweds Diane and Ron Hughes, 57 and 65, who were on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to visit Ron's daughter in Australia's stunning Gold Coast

Daily Mirror

Tech & Science Daily podcast: Could robots soon smell diseases?

Ahead of CES 2023, a Japanese tech start-up is preparing to give a sneak preview of the world’s smallest sensor designed to ‘sniff’ chemicals in the air.

Evening Standard

UNESCO Praises Saudi Arabia's Achievements in E-Education Governance Globally

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) praised Saudi Arabia’s achievements in e-education governance, reported the Saudi Press Agency on Monday. UNESCO's "Guide to measuring information and communication technologies (ICT) in education" highlighted the Kingdom’s National E-Learning Center as an example to be followed at the international level.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Lori Borgman: Does your phone know you want pizza?

My phone is listening. Yours is, too, but you probably knew that.

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Happy new fear: what can films set in 2023 tell us about what lies ahead?

From legalized murder to destructive drones, Hollywood doesn’t have the most optimistic outlook

The Guardian - US

Adoption of diverse technologies will make game slicker and unpredictable: Greg Chappell

MELBOURNE: Australian great Greg Chappell believes technology, specially artificial intelligence, will make cricket "slicker" and "unpredictable", changing how it is practiced, played and consumed in the future.

The Times of India

Can GPT Pass the Multistate Bar Exam?

A new paper by Mike Bommarito and Dan Katz finds that AI will likely "pass the MBE component of the Bar Exam in the near future"

Reason

Report suggests companies tap into new digital touchpoints

Creating value through new digital spaces, including the metaverse, leveraging data to enhance customer experiences, and supporting sustainability-orientated strategies are the key trends businesses should focus on to foster innovation and meet clients' expectations in 2023, according to Publicis Sapient, a digital transformation enabler.

Bangkok Post

Experts say babies' first word after 'mama' is usually the same - and it's not 'dada'

Language experts have claimed that after babies begin to talk by saying 'mama', the next few words they learn are usually the same - no matter what language they speak

Daily Mirror

Social media reminds us of our breakups

To purge or not to purge? There's more to digital breakups than that, such as controlling the narrative and network

Salon

What is generation X good for? I have finally found the answer

Boomers and millennials should wipe the floor with us in gameplay season – and we will never match gen Z’s fine motor skills. But still, we are winners, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Could a robot ever recreate the aura of a Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece? It’s already happening

Apps such as Lensa mean that anyone can produce high-quality visuals, but what if artists saw it as a tool not an enemy, asks Naomi Rea of Artnet News

Salon

Meet the AI that thinks it can write

GPT-3, which can converse and write compelling text, is more like a pseudo-intelligence than a real AI

Newcastle Herald

The huge antibiotics problem

"There will be more people dying of this than dying of cancer."

The Conversation

Exploring the mathematical universe – connections, contradictions, and kale

Science and maths skills are widely celebrated as keys to economic and technological progress, but abstract mathematics may seem bafflingly far from industrial optimisation or medical imaging. Pure mathematics often yields unanticipated applications, but without a time machine to look into the future, how do mathematicians like me choose what…

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'I wed hypnotist who took me back to 15th century where I realised he's my dream man'

Angela McPherson's mesmerising story saw a past life regression session lead to her discover love in the 15th century - where she was woman in Dundee called Mharie McCloud

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire aerialist celebrates year of teaching after lockdown led her to start business

"It's been an honour to bring this beautiful art form to the place I grew up"

The Guardian - UK

Is modern life ruining our powers of concentration?

Is the ping of a text stealing our focus or do we just lack willpower? And could mindless scrolling ever be good for our brains? Elle Hunt unpacks some surprising truths

The Guardian - UK

Labour pledges to toughen ‘weakened and gutted’ online safety bill

Shadow culture secretary Lucy Powell vows to target algorithms that bombard children with harmful content if party wins power

Liverpool Echo

Teacher explains what it means if you see 'EBI' on your child's homework

The teacher said there are a number of different codes they use to communicate with other school staff

Salon

Newly-discovered organisms eat viruses

Meet the "virovores," microbes that get their nutrients from consuming viruses

Inverse

The best James Cameron sci-fi movie on HBO Max reveals a modern threat to society

Are 'Terminator 2's killer robots inching ever closer to our lived reality? Experts explain.

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