David Rivers

2 days ago | news.com.au | David Rivers |Sayan Bose

Earth will have a dystopian population of just 100 million by 2300 as AI wipes out jobs turning major cities into ghostlands, an expert has warned. Computer science professor Subhash Kak forecasts an impossible cost to having children who won’t grow up with jobs to turn to. That means the world’s greatest cities like New York and London will become deserted ghost towns, he added. Prof Kak points to AI as the culprit, which he says will replace “everything”.

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | David Rivers |Rory Cassidy

Roan Waters is due to plead guilty. A twisted thug who neglected his girlfriend's daughter so badly that he killed her would beat the youngster because she was holding a fork wrongly, it has been claimed. Roan Waters is due to plead guilty over the death of Oaklee Snow, who was found dead stuffed in a drawer, with her body showing signs of torture.

1 week ago | msn.com | Elliot Jessett |David Rivers

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1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | David Rivers |Iona Young

Peter Cunningham was wrongly accused of being in connection with an incident that injured crowds celebrating Liverpool's title win. A different man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. A man falsely accused of driving a car into crowds of people during Liverpool FC's title celebrations says it has left him "stressed out". Dad-of-three Peter Cunningham was bombarded by calls and text messages from family and friends after his name and photograph was wrongly shared.

1 week ago | msn.com | Will Stewart |David Rivers

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