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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

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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

Manchester Evening News

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 Guardian - UK

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.

Pedestrian.tv

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.

The Conversation

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…

Bangkok Post

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.

Chicago Sun-Times

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.

The Conversation

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

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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.

WEKU

John Deere vows to open up its tractor tech, but right-to-repair backers have doubts

The company behind the iconic green and yellow farm equipment says it wants to make it easier for farmers and independent repair shops to fix problems with its tractors and other products.

Daily Mirror

Third of Brits who set New Year's resolutions will give up on them today - study

The hardest New Year's resolutions to stick to include giving up meat, and going to the gym at least twice a week, the research found

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Microsoft in talks for $10 billion investment into ChatGPT owner – reports

The deal would value the artificial intelligence company at $29 billion

Liverpool Echo

Woman's tragic Snapchat message sent moments before taking own life

Ava-Jane Van Der Merwe was a "wonderful and happy young woman" who had a bright future ahead of her

The Conversation

What killer robots mean for the future of war

You might have heard of killer robots, slaughterbots or terminators – officially called lethal autonomous weapons (LAWs) – from films and books. And the idea of super-intelligent weapons running rampant is still science fiction. But as AI weapons become increasingly sophisticated, public concern is growing over fears about lack of…

The Independent UK

Life coach reveals what these common texting styles say about your personality

‘You always reply to everything the other person says, then you’re hypersensitive to others and probably have a fear of abandonment,’ the life coach claimed on TikTok.

ABC News

Artists angry after discovering artworks used to train AI image generators without their consent

AI image generators are learning from human illustrators without their consent. Now artists are speaking out.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire teen with sight condition celebrates anniversary of the birth of Braille

Nicola McCrory marked the date along with the Royal National Institute of Blind People Scotland.

Los Angeles Times

Puppets, fake tears, a young dance phenom: How 'M3GAN's' killer doll came to life

She's your new best friend and humanity's worst nightmare, a high-tech AI doll with a homicidal streak. But what do animatronics, competitive dance and eyelid lubrication have to do with "M3GAN?" They're a few of the secret ingredients that helped bring the titular doll to life in Hollywood's next horror…

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