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From service to retail, here's how the metaverse is reshaping the auto industry

LAS VEGAS — It's not science fiction anymore. Car owners may soon have their vehicles serviced with the help of augmented reality, and they may explore a virtual world while charging their electric vehicles. And get ready for an otherworldly shopping experience.

Tribune News Service

Why consumers deserve to be told when they are dealing with a bot

Customers should not be “catfished” by businesses using AI technology

Evening Standard

Apple’s mixed-reality headset is reportedly nearing its debut

The company has apparently sent prototype devices to developers who will create apps and games for the headset

Evening Standard

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College student claims app can detect essays written by chatbot ChatGPT

Princeton senior Edward Tian says GPTZero can root out text composed by the controversial AI bot, but users cite mixed results

The Guardian - AU

WA Cops Got Pranked Into Investigating A ‘Murder Scene’ Which Was Just A Dead Cow In Trackies

Hate it when that happens.

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AI and the future of work: 5 experts on what ChatGPT, DALL-E and other AI tools mean for artists and knowledge workers

From steam power and electricity to computers and the internet, technological advancements have always disrupted labor markets, pushing out some jobs while creating others. Artificial intelligence remains something of a misnomer – the smartest computer systems still don’t actually know anything – but the technology has reached an inflection point…

The Conversation

Eye movement science is helping us learn about how we think

For most of human history if you wanted to know what was going on behind someone’s eyes you had to make your best guess. But since the 1960s scientists have been studying the way eye movements may help decode people’s thoughts. The ability to eavesdrop on the details of people’s…

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Edmunds highlights top car-tech trends from CES 2023

CES in Las Vegas gives us a glimpse of where automakers believe vehicles are headed in the future

The Independent UK

Marketing agencies hire AI "interns"

The interns — who are technically digital software models who created their own images and names — will spend three months working on internal assignments.

Axios

Japan, U.S. to promote dual-use technologies / Aim to tap civilian side for defense applications

WASHINGTON -- Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and U.S. President Joe Biden are expected to agree at their upcoming summit to strengthen cooperation over "dual-use" technologies that can be utilized for both civilian and defense purposes, it has been learned.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Free cinema ticket for anyone with one name this weekend

All cinemagoers need to do to claim the offer is show a valid photo ID

Wales Online

Social media's effects on teen mental health comes into focus

Experts are increasingly warning of a connection between social media use and mental health issues in children.

Axios

Review: 'The Girl I Am, Was, and Never Will Be,' by Shannon Gibney

NONFICTION: Shannon Gibney combines speculative fiction with research to probe her adoptive life.

Tribune News Service

ITV viewers say 'only on Good Morning Britain' as they're given new 'crisis' decision

Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley led an interesting debate that got those tuning in talking

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The Guardian - UK

A moment that changed me: I watched a bomb-disposal robot from my window and my old life faded away

I grew up in rural Devon, but when I moved to London for university, I learned to embrace difference, modernity – and the unexpected

The Times of India

Exclusive! Jhanak Shukla, who played the lead role in Karishma Ka Karishma, shares why she stopped acting

Do you remember the TV show Karishma Ka Karishma which aired 19 years ago in 2003 till 2004. Karishma was a girl robot played by Jhanak Shukla, who was earlier seen in the film Kal Ho Na Ho. In recent years, she has been missing from the screen. But two…

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An Island Off Tassie Has Become Infested W/ ‘Mutant Snakes’ Which Sounds Like A Horror Film

Abssssssolutely not.

The Conversation

Is it OK to kick a robot dog?

Last Saturday night, a young woman out on the town in Brisbane saw a dog-shaped robot trotting towards her and did what many of us might have felt an urge to do: she gave it a solid kick in the head.

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Bangkok Post

Thailand showcases new tech at regional awards

Thailand has the potential to develop its own innovations and technologies to serve its needs for digital transformation and create differences while reducing dependence on imported tech, according to the Association of Thai ICT Industry (ATCI).

Bangkok Post

Agoda 'Price Freeze' locks rates

Online travel agency Agoda is releasing a new feature called "Price Freeze", which allows customers to lock the best rates and pay a small deposit from at least one day up to 14 days, as a new option for individuals who are planning a holiday but still unsure of the…

Chicago Sun-Times

New Lightfoot ad touts her efforts against violent crime

The mayor hit the airwaves Tuesday with a 30-second commercial confronting what polls show is the No. 1 concern of Chicago voters.

The Conversation

China now publishes more high-quality science than any other nation -- should the US be worried?

By at least one measure, China now leads the world in producing high-quality science. My research shows that Chinese scholars now publish a larger fraction of the top 1% most cited scientific papers globally than scientists from any other country.

Daily Mirror

Tragic student sent final Snapchat to pal who raced to try and save her life

Ava-Jane Van Der Merwe lost both her father and her younger sister while still in her teens, while her heartbroken mother says the biochemistry student struggled with depression for years

Evening Standard

Compulsory maths won’t cut it without creative thinking

City Voices: The next generation of workers need the arts just as much as maths

The Philadelphia Inquirer

M3gan was a queer icon before the movie's release. Now that it's out, does her status remain?

PHILADELPHIA — M3gan was bound to capture online queer fandom from the moment she sashayed across the blood-splattered room.

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