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  • Elon Musk’s AI firm blames unauthorised change for chatbot’s rant about ‘white genocide’

    11 hours ago | theguardian.com | Dan Milmo

    Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company has blamed an “unauthorised modification” for a glitch in its Grok chatbot that resulted in the tool ranting about “white genocide” in South Africa. In a post on Musk’s X platform, xAI said new measures would be brought in to ensure its employees cannot modify the bot’s behaviour without extra oversight.

  • Republican Texas is a surprising model for solving the UK’s prison crisis – but it just might work | Gaby Hinsliff

    16 hours ago | theguardian.com | Gaby Hinsliff

    What should become of the two idiots who took a chainsaw to the beloved Sycamore Gap tree? Obviously it was thuggish, a pointless desecration of something that gave countless people joy, judging by the outpouring of unexpectedly deep emotion that followed. Landscapes work their way into the soul. But so does the thought of two children whose father is about to be jailed for what the judge warned would be a “lengthy period”.

  • ‘Now my kids have a future’: Syrians dare to dream again after years as a pariah state

    16 hours ago | theguardian.com | William Christou

    In 2006, Ahmed al-Sharaa was sitting in a US prison in Iraq, then an al-Qaida fighter waging jihad against what he viewed as an American occupation of the Middle East. Nearly two decades later, on Wednesday, he posed for a photo with the US president Donald Trump in Riyadh after discussing normalising ties with Israel and granting US access to Syrian oil.

  • ‘An island of strangers’: is this the Labour party voters wanted? - podcast

    19 hours ago | theguardian.com | Helen Pidd |Nesrine Malik |Eleanor Biggs |Rudi Zygadlo |Sami Kent

    On Monday, Keir Starmer announced the government’s latest proposals to reduce immigration. The plans included restricting visas for students and skilled workers, tightening up English language requirements and – perhaps most drastically – aiming to end all overseas recruitment of social care workers by 2028. Yet maybe more notable than the policies was the language Starmer used to introduce them.

  • Esther Rantzen urges MPs to back ‘strong, safe’ assisted dying bill in vote

    1 day ago | theguardian.com | Peter Walker |Eleni Courea |Jessica Elgot

    Esther Rantzen has urged all MPs to back Kim Leadbeater’s “strong, safe, carefully considered bill” to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales, which faces its next Commons test on Friday. In an impassioned letter, the broadcaster, who has stage-four lung cancer, said she and other terminally ill adults asked MPs to allow “a good, pain-free death for ourselves and those we love and care for”.

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