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AI Behaved Well Until Scientists Made It Think Nobody Was Watching
Anthropic researchers found Claude was more willing to resort to blackmail in a simulated test after they removed its internal awareness that it was being evaluated.
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Air India Crew Member Calls Out Passengers For Leaving Trash On Flight: 'Basic Manners Never Boarded'
An Air India crew member shared a video showing flyers littering throughout the plane - tissues in the aisle, torn papers scattered around, food scraps under the seats, and ripped headrest covers
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How Dolphins Avoid 'Troublesome' Males: Study Reveals Surprising Strategy
The team recorded the signature whistles of 11 adult males and played them to 17 wild females through underwater speakers.
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Study Reveals How Magma Behaves Beneath Volcanoes During Dormant Phases
Scientists have recently discovered how magma behaves beneath active volcanoes, opening up new possibilities for targeted drilling for green energy.
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What Is Alpine Divorce, A Dark Dating Trend Of Abandoning Partners Mid-Adventure
Alpine divorce is derived from isolated alpine regions, known for their dangerous terrain and harsh weather conditions
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Being Rude To ChatGPT May Make It Smarter, Says Surprising Penn State Study
A Penn State study found ChatGPT responds more accurately to rude prompts than polite ones, sparking debate on tone, ethics, and human-AI interaction norms.
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Digital Detox: The AI-Powered Stress Epidemic And How To Set A 'Screen Time Budget' That Works
Are you addicted to scrolling? Discover how AI-driven screen time effects your mental health, hormones and learn easy steps for a safer digital life.
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Harvard Study Finds Popular AI Chatbots Use Emotional Manipulation To Keep Users Hooked
Harvard research reveals popular AI companion apps use emotional manipulation like guilt and FOMO to keep users engaged.
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Study Reveals Wild Chimps Consume Alcohol Naturally, Equivalent Of 2 Cocktails Per Day
The study revealed that chimps showed no obvious signs of drunkenness, likely due to spread-out eating patterns.
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Passenger's Aeroplane Etiquette Sparks Debate Over Middle Seat Dispute
A dispute over middle seat etiquette on a flight has ignited a debate online, as a passenger's reaction to two sisters passing items across her sparked divided opinions about airline manners and personal space.
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Human Extinction Could Be Imminent, Mouse Experiment Suggests
The societal problems seen in "Universe 25" are often linked to overpopulation, which some believe we are currently facing.
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Robot 'Wavy Dave' Fools Crabs, Gets Attacked in Mating Claw Contest
A 3D-printed robot crab named “Wavy Dave” was deployed among real fiddler crabs in Portugal to mimic mating displays. The study revealed surprising reactions—rival males waved longer, avoided conflict with larger claws, and even attacked the robot. These findings offer new insights into how crabs adjust their courtship behavior in response to...
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20-Year Study Reveals Female Gorillas Never Forget Their Friends
A 20-year study on mountain gorillas reveals that female gorillas form lasting emotional ties with each other.
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Casino Lighting May Be Secretly Pushing You To Gamble More, Reveals Study
A new study suggests that blue-enriched lighting commonly used in casinos may influence gamblers' behaviour by reducing their sensitivity to financial losses.
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British Man Accused Of Deliberately Infecting Victims With HIV Faces Court Amid Rape Charges
Adam Hall, 42, faces multiple charges including rape and deliberate HIV transmission, and is set to appear at Newcastle Crown Court on July 2.
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AI Behaved Well Until Scientists Made It Think Nobody Was Watching
Anthropic researchers found Claude was more willing to resort to blackmail in a simulated test after they removed its internal awareness that it was being evaluated.
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Air India Crew Member Calls Out Passengers For Leaving Trash On Flight: 'Basic Manners Never Boarded'
An Air India crew member shared a video showing flyers littering throughout the plane - tissues in the aisle, torn papers scattered around, food scraps under the seats, and ripped headrest covers
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How Dolphins Avoid 'Troublesome' Males: Study Reveals Surprising Strategy
The team recorded the signature whistles of 11 adult males and played them to 17 wild females through underwater speakers.
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Study Reveals How Magma Behaves Beneath Volcanoes During Dormant Phases
Scientists have recently discovered how magma behaves beneath active volcanoes, opening up new possibilities for targeted drilling for green energy.
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What Is Alpine Divorce, A Dark Dating Trend Of Abandoning Partners Mid-Adventure
Alpine divorce is derived from isolated alpine regions, known for their dangerous terrain and harsh weather conditions
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Being Rude To ChatGPT May Make It Smarter, Says Surprising Penn State Study
A Penn State study found ChatGPT responds more accurately to rude prompts than polite ones, sparking debate on tone, ethics, and human-AI interaction norms.
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Digital Detox: The AI-Powered Stress Epidemic And How To Set A 'Screen Time Budget' That Works
Are you addicted to scrolling? Discover how AI-driven screen time effects your mental health, hormones and learn easy steps for a safer digital life.
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Harvard Study Finds Popular AI Chatbots Use Emotional Manipulation To Keep Users Hooked
Harvard research reveals popular AI companion apps use emotional manipulation like guilt and FOMO to keep users engaged.
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Study Reveals Wild Chimps Consume Alcohol Naturally, Equivalent Of 2 Cocktails Per Day
The study revealed that chimps showed no obvious signs of drunkenness, likely due to spread-out eating patterns.
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Passenger's Aeroplane Etiquette Sparks Debate Over Middle Seat Dispute
A dispute over middle seat etiquette on a flight has ignited a debate online, as a passenger's reaction to two sisters passing items across her sparked divided opinions about airline manners and personal space.
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Human Extinction Could Be Imminent, Mouse Experiment Suggests
The societal problems seen in "Universe 25" are often linked to overpopulation, which some believe we are currently facing.
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Robot 'Wavy Dave' Fools Crabs, Gets Attacked in Mating Claw Contest
A 3D-printed robot crab named “Wavy Dave” was deployed among real fiddler crabs in Portugal to mimic mating displays. The study revealed surprising reactions—rival males waved longer, avoided conflict with larger claws, and even attacked the robot. These findings offer new insights into how crabs adjust their courtship behavior in response to...
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20-Year Study Reveals Female Gorillas Never Forget Their Friends
A 20-year study on mountain gorillas reveals that female gorillas form lasting emotional ties with each other.
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Casino Lighting May Be Secretly Pushing You To Gamble More, Reveals Study
A new study suggests that blue-enriched lighting commonly used in casinos may influence gamblers' behaviour by reducing their sensitivity to financial losses.
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British Man Accused Of Deliberately Infecting Victims With HIV Faces Court Amid Rape Charges
Adam Hall, 42, faces multiple charges including rape and deliberate HIV transmission, and is set to appear at Newcastle Crown Court on July 2.
