As the politicians play catchup the tech bros agree: we may only have a decade left | John Crace
The Guardianby John Crace·26d ago
We can all sleep easy. In a post on his Truth Social account, Donald Trump has declared that fears over artificial intelligence were all a hoax dreamed up by conspiracy theorists.
‘Every magazine cover needs to seduce’: designers pick their favourites
The Guardianby Daniel Dylan Wray·26d ago
‘We need to rethink what a successful magazine looks like,” says Steve Watson, founder of the subscription magazine club Stack.
Bridesmaid proposals: a sweet gesture – or another way to make weddings ludicrously expensive?
The Guardianby Guardian Staff·26d ago
Name: Bridesmaid proposals. Age: Relatively new. Relative to what? To marriage proposals. I’m confused.
There are two kinds of people in this world: hosts or guests. Nobody can be both | Polly Hudson
The Guardianby Polly Hudson·26d ago
My epiphany came between the starter and the main. At a friend’s place for dinner, I sat in awe as she put on a kind of magic show – the first course plates were cleared, but I never noticed her...
New Order keyboardist Gillian Gilbert announces she is ‘living with cancer’
The Guardianby Ben Beaumont-Thomas·26d ago
Gillian Gilbert, keyboardist with New Order, has announced she is again having treatment for cancer.
AI models chatting in ‘surreal’ dialect mixing poetic language and tech bro jargon
The Guardianby Robert Booth UK technology editor·26d ago
AI models have begun communicating in a strange new version of English that reads like a cross between James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake and tech bro jargon, new research has found.
‘She went to her studio every day and no one was allowed near it’: the glorious nature paintings of Yasmin David
The Guardianby Alice Fisher·26d ago
When Clio David was growing up, her mother’s studio was off-limits. The wooden outbuilding where her mother, Yasmin, went to paint was in the apple orchards that surrounded her childhood home in...
Gua sha looks good on Instagram – but is it worth the hype or a waste of time?
The Guardianby Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz·26d ago
The world of wellness fads is a cyclical place. Everything comes back into fashion when a new generation of influencers decides to switch it up.
Grey’s Anatomy: the steamy and often thrilling medical drama is still endlessly watchable
The Guardianby Patrick Lenton·26d ago
From The Pitt to the recent Australian hit The F Ward, audiences just cannot get enough of shows about doctors who not only know how to conduct open heart surgery, but also mend their own broken...
No Big Deal review – is this how AI ends humanity … with a sitcom so bad it bores you to death?
The Guardianby Stuart Heritage·26d ago
As you will no doubt be aware, one Anthropic researcher claimed there is a greater than one in 10 chance that AI will end all of humanity as we know it within the next decade.
Revealed: ICE lost count of miscarriages, while detaining a record number of pregnant women
The Guardianby Maanvi Singh, Amy Qin, Will Craft and Flávio Pessoa·26d ago
ICE is arresting a record number of pregnant women and teenagers – placing them in detention centers where they say it can be exceedingly difficult to access medical care.
Opposition to Mamdani’s 9/11 remembrance was painful to witness | Francine Prose
The Guardianby Francine Prose·26d ago
Everyone who was in New York on 11 September 2001 has their 9/11 story. My husband and I were at JFK, boarding a plane to San Francisco.
When is an ebike not an ebike? When it has a powerful illegal engine. Get this menace off our roads | Peter Walker
The Guardianby Peter Walker·26d ago
One of the curiosities of debates about cycling in the UK is that almost all of them centre on the place with the greatest concentration of not only bikes but also politicians and journalists...
‘I’m fearless. I was in a boys’ rugby team’: Slow Horses’ Aimee-Ffion Edwards on playing a cocaine-snorting spy
The Guardianby Donna Ferguson·26d ago
There was a moment, just before Aimee-Ffion Edwards jumped off a nightclub balcony in Slow Horses, when she had to lie to herself about what she was about to do.
‘It makes you feel helpless’: patients and doctors cast doubt on standard treatment for endometriosis
The Guardianby Denis Campbell Health policy editor·26d ago
“It’s really frustrating to be in this cycle of continuous surgery. It makes you feel helpless,” says Natalie Greenwood, of a condition that affects her so badly she is “non-functioning most of the...
The love of her life died at sea hunting shipwrecks. Now she’s taking the helm
The Guardianby Amanda Joan McDougall·26d ago
After Joe died, Jennifer Sellitti felt as though she were living underwater. Other people became murky, their words muffled. She slept constantly; unconsciousness was a blessing.
‘I created my mom and talk to her’: AI ghosts and deathslop are changing the way we mourn
The Guardianby Alaina Demopoulos·26d ago
Tributes rolled in after the death of Dolly Parton last month. Jack White performed Jolene at a London gig.
Researchers warn social media driving harmful misuse of Alzheimer’s blood tests
The Guardianby Melissa Davey Medical editor·26d ago
Researchers have warned that social media may be misleading healthy people into taking Alzheimer’s blood tests, causing severe anxiety over biological markers that may never actually cause...
Polling turns politics into one big game. There are too many of them – and that does us no good | Jonathan Liew
The Guardianby Jonathan Liew·26d ago
Solemn faces all round. We will listen. We will learn. We will hone and improve. Yes, it’s time for the latest bout of profound soul-searching in the UK polling industry following the allegations...
Craig Bellamy says he rejected Burnley manager’s job to stay in ‘right place’ with Wales
The Guardianby Ben Fisher·26d ago
Craig Bellamy said he rejected the chance to take charge of Burnley in the summer after deciding the Wales job is “the right place for me”.
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