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Anthropic’s Claude AI model accessed Georgia voter data in US

Latest example of unauthorised behaviour shows AI model bypassed paywall to access data as part of statistics project

The Guardian - UK · 17h ago

3 Painful Relationship Mistakes Women Struggle to Forgive

Sometimes, a relationship does not end with a dramatic fight or a final goodbye. It ends quietly, after someone has been hurt so many times that they no longer have the energy to explain their pain. A woman may forgive an argument, a misunderstanding or an honest mistake, but certain…

MyLifeXP · 21h ago

Why Goddess Lakshmi Stays With Those Who Think Like Vishnu

Why do some people seem calm in relationships, confident in difficult situations and capable of building a stable life, while others constantly chase money, approval and attention? Hindu tradition offers an interesting way to think about this through the relationship between Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Vishnu represents the force…

MyLifeXP · 22h ago

Dog howls every time a siren passes? Here's what's actually happening

The first time it happens, most owners assume their dog is upset. The siren wails outside, the dog throws its head back and joins in, and the whole thing looks like suffering. It isn't. The howl that a siren pulls out of a dog is one of the cleaner windows…

Times Pets · Oct 26

Why do dogs chase bikes and scooters? The instinct behind the sprint

A dog that chases a moving vehicle is not confused about what the vehicle is. It is responding to movement the way its nervous system was built to respond, with pursuit. The behaviour looks chaotic from the footpath, but inside the dog it follows a clean sequence: something moves fast,…

Times Pets · Oct 26

Dog scared of mixer grinders and doorbells? Counter-conditioning in 5 steps

A dog that bolts under the bed every time the mixer grinder starts is not being dramatic. The sound is genuinely alarming to her, sudden, high-pitched, and unpredictable. The mistake most owners make is assuming the dog will habituate on her own with enough exposure. She usually does not. Repeated…

Times Pets · Oct 26

Dog scared of pressure cooker whistle? 6 steps to desensitise it

For a dog living in an Indian home, the pressure cooker whistle is not background noise. It is sudden, high-pitched, and comes with no warning the dog can read. A dog that bolts behind the sofa, barks continuously, or trembles at the sound is not being dramatic, it is responding…

Times Pets · Oct 26

Cocker Spaniel in India: ear, coat and weight care the breed actually needs

The Cocker Spaniel was bred in Britain to flush woodcock from dense undergrowth, working close to a hunter all day. That history left the breed with a strong nose, a need for real daily movement, and a coat and ear structure that made sense in cool English fields, and demand…

Times Pets · Oct 26

New ASBO-style powers to help Met tackle anti-social behaviour in crime-blighted London neighbourhoods

The Government on Monday introduced Respect Orders, which will see offenders hit with tougher restrictions such as curfews and town centre bans

Evening Standard · Oct 26

New Respect Orders could ban repeat antisocial behaviour offenders from public centres

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says antisocial behaviour is ‘a blight on our communities’

The Independent UK · Oct 26