Hannah Fry: How to win The Traitors with maths (step one, don’t get made a traitor)

He called it Mafia and originally intended it as a teaching device, a way to demonstrate how a small, informed minority could manipulate the dynamics of a much larger, uninformed group and wield outsized power over those…

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Drax plans a £20B AI data centre at Britain’s largest power station

It plans to build an AI data centre there with Brookfield and Radiant, Brookfield’s UK-based AI infrastructure business. The site could eventually host more than 1GW of computing capacity, Drax said in a stock market…

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UK Officials Said AI Would Add £400 Billion to the Economy. That Figure Mainly Came From Google

Researchers blame the country’s slow rate of adoption. Photograph: Chris J Ratcliffe/Reuters For the last two years, the UK government has been telling the British public that the country could receive an economic boost…

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‘I’m 100 Percent at War with Trump’: MAGA Revolts After Midterms Wipeout

Trump spent Tuesday evening lashing out at Fox News for platforming the Democrats who swept aside their GOP opponents in deep red states and took control of the House and Senate. “[Fox] bears responsibility for these…

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Google won't let schools that opt-out of AI use search

For example, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has banned AI use in some schools meaning that they would be effectively cut off from using Google Search. “Google is trying to use its monopoly power to force AI into our…

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French blood banks hacked in latest cyber-attack on Europe

The French blood service (EFS) said temperature and defrosting thresholds had been raised to "very high levels" in the attack, adding that its alarm systems had allowed technicians to intervene before the products were…

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Google says a certified partner turned 1.3M Android TV boxes into a botnet

Google says the device maker built it in on purpose, its Threat Intelligence Group wrote in a blog post on Monday. “A device manufacturer intentionally infecting their users with malware is an unacceptable breach of…

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Moderate drinking carries health risks even within UK alcohol guidelines

Government guidelines offer a way to reduce the risks associated with drinking, but consuming alcohol within recommended limits does not mean those risks disappear. Restrictions on drinking, such as those governing…

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Seeing is no longer believing: why physical witnesses matter more in the age of AI-generated content

Here, apparently, was one of the oldest promises of science fiction finally made real: a flying car. The demonstration had everything you might expect from contemporary technological theatre. Watching the futuristic…

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America unites on one issue: Reining in datacenters

It found that 43 percent of those candidates supported a ban or moratorium on new projects, while another 51 percent backed further regulation or conditional development. Only about 5 percent had no stated public…

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