9 h. ago AI psychosis is a growing danger. ChatGPT is moving in the wrong direction | Amandeep Jutla

OpenAI’s CEO has announced loosening the platform’s safety restrictions. He seems not to understand how humans are wiredOn 14 October 2025, the CEO of OpenAI made an extraordinary announcement.“We made ChatGPT pretty restrictive,” it says, “to make sure we were being careful with mental health issues.”Amandeep Jutla MD is an associate research scientist in the division of child and adolescent psychiatry at Columbia University and the New York State Psychiatric Institute Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Princess Diana 'horrified palace' with 'final desperate act to prove King Charles loved her'

Prince Harry and Prince William's late mother Princess Diana was hugely 'distressed' by the now King Charles' claims that he'd never loved her and reportedly made a 'horrifying' move to prove him wrong

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9 d. ago Drivers told to 'avoid' three spots if ambulance is behind them

Drivers have been told they could see themselves get into hot water and a hefty fine if they move to the wrong place

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1 week ago 'This is the wrong decision': Starmer criticises move to BAN fans of Israeli club from Aston Villa clash amid 'safety and security fears'

Villa released a statement on Thursday announcing that no away fans will be permitted to attend the Europa League match next month, amid fears over safety and security.

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1 week ago Katy Perry 'isn't the best judge of character': Why popstar's relationship with Justin Trudeau is the wrong move for her career as pair finally go public with their romance

The Daily Mail revealed the unlikely relationship with pictures showing the new couple kissing and cuddling on the deck of her 24-meter yacht, the Caravelle, off the coast of Santa Barbara, California.

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2 w. ago Luke Littler’s poker face may be the key to his dominance in darts | Sean Ingle

A new study shows twitches and involuntary movements between throws can lead to things going wrong at the ocheSunday night in Leicester. A study in contrast. At one point Luke Humphries’s eyes widen as another 22g Red Dragon dart flies past double 16. He shakes his head. Looks down. Bites his lip. Meanwhile, the automaton beside him powers on. Until the moment Luke Littler is pumping his fists, revelling in his 6-1 victory and a first World Grand Prix title.Littler’s extraordinary immunity to pressure is fast reaching the stage where even peak-era Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal would be taking notes. In his quarter-final against Gerwyn Price, Littler looked down and out at times until he hit a 156 checkout to clinch the match. Against Humphries, it didn’t matter that his three-dart average was more than a point lower as he won five of his six sets in final-leg deciders. Continue reading...

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