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    UN leaders split on AI dangers, from killer robots to superintelligence▼Is it ‘killer robots’ or ‘super intelligence’? At the UN, leaders see both✉newsWorldUnited Nations20 h ago

    At the United Nations, world leaders are framing the risks of artificial intelligence in starkly different ways. Some warn of autonomous 'killer robots' on the battlefield, while others point to the longer-term threat of 'super intelligence' beyond human control. The divide highlights the challenge of crafting international AI governance, with countries prioritising different dangers as they push for new rules on the fast-moving technology.

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    Trump's U.N. speech breaks with past presidents' style▼OPINION: Trump's U.N. speech, a stark contrast with past presidents✉newsWorldUnited Nations1 d ago

    Donald Trump delivered a speech to the United Nations General Assembly that commentators describe as a stark contrast with addresses by previous presidents. NPR's opinion piece argues his tone and approach diverged sharply from the tradition of past US leaders at the world body. The speech is drawing attention for how differently Trump frames America's role on the global stage.

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    Schools worldwide split over how to handle AI in classrooms▼From Mamdani’s veto to enthusiasm in Estonia: Schools around the world are grappling with the use of AI✉newsLifeEducation1 d ago

    School systems around the world are taking sharply different approaches to artificial intelligence in education. In New York, mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has voiced support for vetoing AI use in schools, while Estonia is embracing the technology with enthusiasm in its classrooms. The contrast highlights how governments are struggling to set common rules on AI for students and teachers.

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    Discussion is growing over the state of Canada-U.S. relations, with people weighing in on trade, security cooperation and political tensions between the two neighbours. Commentators are debating how Ottawa and Washington manage their differences and what the relationship means for both countries' economies and standing on the world stage.

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    South Africa's exchangeable pitches could shape 2027 Cricket World Cup▼How South Africa’s new exchangeable pitches could shape the 2027 Cricket World Cup✉newsSportCricket29 min ago

    South Africa is trialling new exchangeable pitch technology, allowing drop-in style removable surfaces, ahead of its hosting of the 2027 Cricket World Cup. The innovation could let venues switch between different pitch types to suit match conditions, raising questions about how it might influence team strategies and the balance between bat and ball at the tournament.

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    'A Different World' reboot lands at Netflix as 'Brothers' heads to Apple TV▼'A Different World' rebooted at 'Netflix' and 'Brothers' on Apple TV✉newsCultureTelevision23 min ago

    A reboot of the classic sitcom 'A Different World' is in the works at Netflix, while a project titled 'Brothers' is set for Apple TV. The news ties back to the beloved sitcom spin-off of 'The Cosby Show', and fans are reacting to the return of the franchise on modern streaming platforms. Details on casting and release dates have not yet been announced.

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    New AI Tool Integrates Diverse Biological Data▼AI Tool Integrates Diverse Biological Data✉newsScienceBiology11 h ago

    A newly announced AI tool can combine different types of biological data into a single integrated analysis, according to a report by Labroots. The tool is aimed at helping researchers draw connections across datasets such as genomics and other biological measurements. Details about its developers, capabilities, and real-world applications remain limited in early coverage.

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    Jasmine Guy responds to online criticism over her appearance●Jasmine Guy Says ‘the Internet Can Be Brutal’ as She Responds to Criticism of Her Appearance in “A Different World” Revival✉newsTechnologyInternet5 h ago

    Actress Jasmine Guy has spoken out after facing online commentary about her appearance tied to her return in the revival of "A Different World," the classic sitcom that made her famous as Whitley Gilbert. She acknowledged that "the internet can be brutal," pushing back against remarks about how she looks and prompting fans to rally in her defense.