13 h. ago ChatGPT, write my wedding vows: are we OK with AI in everyday life?

Artificial intelligence has entered the personal chat. What does that say about human relationships?Earlier this spring, Nik Vassev heard a high school friend’s mother had died. Vassev, a 32-year-old tech entrepreneur in Vancouver, Canada, opened up Claude AI, Anthropic’s artificial intelligence chatbot.“My friend’s mom passed away and I’m trying to find the right way to be there for him and send him a message of support like a good friend,” he typed. Continue reading...

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68 h. ago Meet Mr and Mrs Bezos! Billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez exchange vows in $20million 'wedding of the century'... but Kardashians bail early and bride's shameless gift is revealed

Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos' lavish wedding reception seemingly came to a close as A-listers slipped away from the glittering celebration under the cover of night in Italy.

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3 d. ago Celebs wear some of the best wedding guest outfits we've seen at the Bezos

The star studded Venice affair will see Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez exchange wedding vows in front of a crowd of 200 A-listers, and it's expected to be a fashion show of epic proportions.

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4 d. ago The one woman who WON'T be at Jeff Bezos's wedding to Lauren Sanchez:  How ex

The novelist, 55, became the world's richest woman after walking away with $38billion and a 4 percent stake in Amazon after their divorce in 2019

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5 d. ago Bipartisan bill seeks to ban Chinese AI from federal agencies, as U.S. vows to win the AI race

A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Wednesday vowed to keep Chinese artificial intelligence systems out of federal agencies while pledging to ensure the U.S. will prevail against China in the global AI competition

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8 d. ago The Guardian view on extreme weather: build national readiness – or let everyday life keep breaking down | Editorial

Britain faces rising climate threats, yet lacks a country adaptation plan. Urgent, coordinated investment is needed to protect lives and infrastructureBritain’s four-day heatwave – made 100 times more likely by the climate crisis – is expected to claim about 600 lives. Researchers say high temperatures from Thursday to Sunday would lead to a sharp rise in excess mortality, especially among older people in cities such as London and Birmingham. They forecast the deadliest day as Saturday, with temperatures above 32C and about 266 deaths. These are not abstract figures, but lives cut short by a threat we understand, yet remain unprepared for.Young people seem to grasp this. In a YouGov poll last week, roughly a quarter of 18- to 24-year-olds said they hoped there wouldn’t be a heatwave – while more than two-fifths of older people welcomed the sunshine. That generational split isn’t just cultural. It reflects an entirely rational anxiety: younger people face a future living in a climate...

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8 d. ago Hollyoaks’ Kieron Richardson renews wedding vows with famous husband in tears

Hollyoaks star Kieron Richardson renewed his vows with husband Carl Hyland surrounded by their friends and co-stars, with their twins at the heart of the celebration

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1 week ago West Lothian mum's weight loss set to inspire others by becoming slimming consultant

Claire Gibson, 40, says her weight had gone up and down for years as she juggled the challenges of everyday life. While she had had lost weight successfully in the past, without support, the weight crept back on.

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2 w. ago BBC EastEnders' Kat drops 'secret meaning' behind wedding comments to Alfie

Soap fans think they've uncovered the 'secret meaning' behind a poignant quote Kat Slater made in her wedding vows to Alfie Moon, with Chris Clenshaw's era concluding.

Society

3 w. ago Brits' favourite classic dad behaviours revealed – from 'resting their eyes' to farting

Dads can be helpful. a bit moany and often downright embarrassing as the dreaded 'Dadisms’ become part of everyday life - we look at what Brits favourite father behaviours are

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3 w. ago 52 tiny annoying problems, solved! (Because when you can’t control the big stuff, start small)

Experts, Guardian readers and writers share ingenious solutions to life’s everyday irritations, from wobbly tables to persistent hiccupsStuffed-up sievesAlways use a dishwasher. If one isn’t available, soak in the sink first, to loosen particles, then take a dish brush or nail brush to it. Rinse under a fast hot tap.Aggie MacKenzie, TV presenter and author Continue reading...

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