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What is lucky girl syndrome? The new TikTok manifestation trend explained

Psychologist Dr Carolyne Keenan said the trend is a result of confirmation bias

The Independent UK

AI rockets ahead in vacuum of U.S. regulation

Thanks to ChatGPT, AI is getting fast-tracked by tech companies way ahead of efforts to establish rules and guide rails.

Axios

Can ChatGPT review restaurants? One food critic tests it out.

CHICAGO — Before I was a food critic for the Chicago Tribune, I spent 15 years writing, cooking and, most importantly, eating as much as I could. To review a restaurant these days, I visit multiple times, read any books that might be helpful, and spend hours crafting a review…

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Commentary: Is ChatGPT actually exposing problems with college education?

ChatGPT is the latest artificial intelligence disrupter. It provides informed answers to questions, generating text with the capability of creating essays around topics. The tool employs machine learning to produce such text and mimic human conversation.

Chicago Tribune

iFlytek Jumps by Daily Limit as AI Arouses Investor Interest

The tech company stock rises 10% despite warning its 2022 profit fell by an estimated 60% to 70%

Caixin Global

Can you recreate the Twilight skin shimmer at home?

The teen vampires in the film series have otherworldly, glittery faces – and you can too, by hacking your foundation

The Guardian - UK

ChatGPT banned in WA public schools in time for start of school year

An AI chatbot that can pump out essays, summaries, and short stories is banned in WA's public schools ahead of the start of the school year.

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The Last of Us' horrifying zombie fungi is real - but humans have a worse threat

The Cordyceps brain infection, which turns humans into mushroom-headed zombies in HBO's The Last of Us, is based on a real-life fungus that takes over its victims' minds

Daily Mirror

Sports tech a game changer

Technology has been changing sport for more than a century. What athletes wear, the way they prepare, how matches are officiated and how spectators interact with their teams and favourite players has been continually altered by advances, from the first photo-finishes in horse racing (invented in 1948 to stop cheating…

360info

How an athlete’s digital twin can prevent injury

Combining several technologies to create a digital replica of an athlete’s body has made a giant leap forward in understanding what goes on.

360info

Can sports innovate without losing the romance?

In-stadium augmented reality can change the way fans watch sport — but is that what they want?

360info

Customer expectations transform training

How many of us expected 2023 to begin with claims that Google is threatened by emerging technology? I found it fascinating, and I am sure many of us have tried out the AI ChatGPT. Whether it disrupts Google or anybody else is a moot point.

Bangkok Post

Evaluating the impact of ChatGPT

ChatGPT chatbot has taken the world by storm since its launch in November. The artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tool can answer questions in beautifully written sentences, assist programmers in writing code, compose songs and poems, as well as write articles.

Bangkok Post

Terminator-style Shape-shifting Robot Is Able To LIQUEFY And Reform

The robots jumped over moats, climbed walls, and even split in half to move other objects before coalescing back together.

Zenger

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The hidden Newcastle museum dedicated to a Czech national hero and the mystery of an Ouseburn first floor front door

Jára Cimrman House pays tribute to a Czech genius who is said to be one of the country's greatest playwrights, poets, composers, teachers, travellers, philosophers, inventors, detectives, mathematicians and sportsmen of the 19th and early 20th century. But who was he?

Axios

Lonely layoffs in the work-from-anywhere world

Layoffs expose a harsh reality of the remote world.

ABC News

Diversification the key as Pilbara towns prepare for the age of mining automation and possible population impacts

As large mining companies seek to maximise profit, productivity and safety through more automated mine sites, locals worry their small towns will be left feeling the pinch.

Salon

Consumers can’t detect fake reviews

Distrust runs high. A study found extroverts have a harder time determining authenticity in positive reviews

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Instant noodles and extra jobs: PhD candidates ‘barely scraping by’ on stipends below minimum wage

Students are pleading for reforms amid rising rent and cost of living, as experts warn research could suffer if people are put off higher study

ABC News

Dreamlike videos, mimicked voices and instant essays: 2023 will be a big year for AI, and it can already create almost anything

Artificial intelligence can create dreamlike videos, mimicked voices and instant essays — and that's just the beginning, experts say.

Daily Mirror

'Deep Fake Neighbour Wars is weird and cleverly made - trouble is, it lacks laughs'

TV writer Sara Wallis reviews the new ITVX show Deep Fake Neighbour Wars, which uses AI 'deep fake' technology to transform impressionists into Kim Kardashian, Idris Elba, Adele and other stars

The Guardian - UK

Why has Alphabet hit the panic button? Only Google can answer that question

The economic downturn, US lawsuits and the fear of rising tech rivals could be reasons for the firm’s 'code red” alert, but it still has an AI ace up its sleeve

Inverse

ChatGPT could help students cheat — but it could also revolutionize education

ChaptGPT has infiltrated several industries and even encouraged cheating, but it could also benefit education.

Liverpool Echo

Arcade worker's little known hack for winning on the claw machine

Apparently it's 'all about timing'

The Canberra Times

Should we be worried about AI?

Over the past few hundred years technology has been encroaching ever further into human territory.

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