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AI Safety Summit: Five key questions

All the key questions ahead of the first global safety summit on artificial intelligence.

The Independent UK

‘Sexual’ Temu online shopping adverts banned by UK authority

One of Chinese e-commerce app’s ads appeared on British news site ‘portraying child in sexual way’

The Guardian - UK

Deaf scholar promoted to full professor in deaf studies in UK first

Until the appointment of Annelies Kusters, UK had only hearing people as full professors in the field

The Guardian - UK

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Immersive survey of Black British music to open V&A East museum in 2025

Inaugural exhibition at new museum space will chart more than a century of musical development, from calypso and reggae to grime and drill

The Guardian - UK

UK bill payers may have to cover £6bn cost of failed energy firms, warn MPs

Public accounts committee issues ‘sobering reminder’ there are no guarantees money spent will be recovered after collapse of Bulb

The Guardian - UK

Nick Clegg compares AI clamour to ‘moral panic’ in 80s over video games

Meta executive’s comments show regulation discussions at UK summit could face tough resistance

The Guardian - UK

What are the risks around frontier AI?

The UK is hosting the first AI Safety Summit to look at the possible dangers around the emerging technology.

The Independent UK

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London, New York, Paris: which capital's property market is currently strongest?

The latest Prime Global Cities Index sees the UK and USA coming bottom of the alpha cities league

Evening Standard

UK pledges £38 million for AI projects including labs in Africa

Canada’s International Development Research Centre and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have also pledged funds.

The Independent UK

Betfred ads featuring boxer Anthony Joshua banned because of appeal to under-18s

The ruling forms part of wider work by the Advertising Standards Authority banning gambling ads which are likely to have a strong appeal to under-18s.

The Independent UK

Global representatives gather for Rishi Sunak’s AI safety summit

Representatives from the USA, France, Japan and China will attend the summit, though world leaders like President Biden will not make an appearance.

The Independent UK

Bournemouth vs Liverpool live stream: how to watch the Carabao Cup fourth round online and on TV from anywhere

The Cherries have just recorded a first league win, while the Reds have one defeat in 14 in all competitions. Here's how to watch a Bournemouth vs Liverpool live stream from anywhere.

TechRadar

Sturgeon refuses to say if she kept pandemic WhatsApp messages

Former Scottish first minister says she ‘will be very clear to the [UK Covid] inquiry’ about any evidence she holds

The Guardian - UK

Top UN official in New York steps down citing ‘genocide’ of Palestinian civilians

Craig Mokhiber, director of human rights body, accuses the US, UK and much of Europe as ‘wholly complicit in the horrific assault’

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OPINION - In the Israel-Gaza conflict, as well as in Ukraine-Russia, we are seeing the most vicious information war yet

The release this week of a video of three Israeli hostages by the al Qassem Brigades — the self-styled military command of Hamas — has sharpened the role of propaganda and information in the worsening Gaza conflict. One of the hostages denounces prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, and his…

The National (Scotland)

'Nothing to hide': Nicola Sturgeon responds to deleted WhatsApp allegations

NICOLA Sturgeon has said she has “nothing to hide” following reports that WhatsApp messages relevant to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry may have been…

Fortune

The 'World Cup' of AI policy kicks off

From Biden's executive order to the U.K.'s AI Safety Summit, governments around the world are suddenly getting serious about getting a grip on AI.

The Guardian - UK

‘She campaigned tirelessly’: Guardian readers nominate Black Britons worthy of a postage stamp

After an all-star panel told us who they would celebrate to mark Black History Month, we asked readers for their suggestions

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The Independent UK

‘Major technology outage’ reported at British Library after cyber incident

The research library in London has a large deposit of the UK and world’s book collections.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Our screen industry is a hotbed of talent, but too many young people in Britain see it as unattainable

Without funds, the simplest hurdles can seem insurmountable for anyone starting out says the CEO of BAFTA

The Independent UK

Netflix movies being removed tomorrow as November 2023 arrives

Streaming service is about to take down a large number of titles

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government to hand over 14,000 WhatsApp messages to UK Covid Inquiry

THE Scottish Government is set to hand over more than 14,000 WhatsApp messages to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

The Conversation

Infections from a diarrhoea-causing parasite are on the rise in the UK – but experts aren't quite sure why

Infections from a parasite which can cause long-lasting, severe diarrhoea has seen an “unprecedented and ongoing” surge across the UK. This increase in infections has been ongoing since mid-August.

The Conversation

Why it's so hard to be young in Britain right now

If you’re taking the first steps in your career right now, you’re doing so in the face of a high cost of living and an increasingly inaccessible housing market. You may well be facing the reality that you will be worse off than your parents’ generation.

The Conversation

UK newspaper coverage of the 1967 six-day Arab-Israeli war foresaw decades of conflict in Middle East

Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, describes his country’s war against Hamas as Israel’s “second war of independence”. The first was fought in 1948, but the war that gave Israel control of Gaza took place 19 years later.

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