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“Removing in-person lectures disadvantages those who need structure, community and direct engagement with teaching staff,” a student organiser said.

OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, and the UK government's Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, have discussed a deal which would see the UK’s entire population given premium access to ChatGPT, according to reports.

Peter Kyle and Sam Altman are said to have discussed a deal to give the whole country access to ChatGPT’s premium service

The actor took legal action against the newspaper’s publishers over allegations of misconduct.

Noel Clarke complained that his career had been wrecked by The Guardian’s reports

“I’m still excited when somebody makes a movie out of something that I’ve done,” Stephen King recently told The Guardian. This openness to exhilaration on King’s part is remarkable, given that he is such a widely adapted writer. To date, more than 90 of his novels and short stories have…

The Doctor Who actor will discover whether his libel claim against Guardian News and Media has been successful on Friday.

At least 18 protesters were arrested at Microsoft headquarters after police said the group became aggressive during Israel genocide protests.

Leaked Israeli intelligence confirms one of the highest civilian tolls in modern conflicts.

Josh Bornstein, who acted for Antoinette Lattouf in her wrongful termination case against ABC, claims the new guidelines didn't clarify what kind of comments would count as a breach to the new rules.

“Each [student] was subjected to a form of surveillance … They are likely to have experienced a significant breach of trust.”