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Tech Bosses Could Face Jail Over Revenge Porn Removal Failures
New government proposals could see senior tech executives face imprisonment or fines if their platforms fail to remove revenge porn when reported, with amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill to be debated next week.
Coachella's Hidden Strategy: How Influencers Plan Content
While Coachella appears spontaneous on social media, influencers engage in meticulous planning months ahead, securing brand deals and creating content calendars to monetize the festival experience.
Faith-Based AI Boom: BuddhaBot to $1.99 AI Jesus Chats
The faith-based AI market is expanding rapidly with tools for various religions, from Buddhist chatbots to paid conversations with AI Jesus avatars, raising ethical and spiritual questions.
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Tech Chiefs Face Prison in Crackdown on Non-Consensual Images
Senior tech executives could face imprisonment under new amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill, which criminalises incest porn and holds managers liable for failing to remove non-consensual intimate images.
UK Government to Tackle Social Media Addiction Amid Algorithm Study
A new IPPR study reveals algorithms are driving isolation and division online, with Reform UK voters most exposed to brand and influencer content over personal connections.
Lego NASA Artemis Rocket Set for Space Fans
Lego unveils a detailed NASA Artemis space launch system set, replicating the 2022 uncrewed moon mission. The model includes a multistage rocket, Orion capsule, and launch tower for display.
Artemis II Completes Moon Mission with Pacific Splashdown
NASA's Artemis II mission concludes with a dramatic Pacific Ocean splashdown, marking humanity's first crewed lunar voyage in over 50 years and setting new distance records.
Artemis II's 25,000mph Return: Capsule Re-Entry Details
NASA's Artemis II mission concludes with Orion capsule re-entering Earth's atmosphere at 25,000mph, facing temperatures near the Sun's surface before Pacific splashdown.
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GTA 6 PC Release Rumoured for Early 2027, Cutting Wait
New rumours suggest Grand Theft Auto 6 could launch on PC as early as February 2027, a significantly shorter gap than previous Rockstar console-to-PC ports.
Reform Voters See Fewest Friend Posts on Social Media
A new IPPR study shows Reform UK voters are least likely to see social media content from friends and family, with algorithms fuelling isolation and division across political lines.
Artemis II Crew's Fiery Return: Surviving 3,000°C Heat
The Artemis II astronauts face a perilous hypersonic reentry at 40,000 km/h, with temperatures hitting 10,000°C. Discover how Orion's heat shield technology keeps them safe.
Amazon Ends Support for Older Kindle Devices, Outrage Ensues
Amazon will cut support for millions of older Kindle devices from May 20, 2026, preventing users from downloading new books. The move affects models from 2012 and earlier, including the original 2007 Kindle.
Artemis II Astronauts Gear Up for Earth Splashdown
NASA's Artemis II astronauts are set to splash down off San Diego at 8:07 p.m. EDT on April 10, after completing their lunar orbit and beginning re-entry preparations.
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Artemis II Astronauts Face Critical Re-Entry Test Tonight
NASA's Artemis II astronauts are set for a perilous hypersonic re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, relying on a thin heat shield to survive temperatures near half the Sun's surface.
Artemis II Astronauts Halfway Home, Splashdown Today
NASA's Artemis II astronauts have passed the halfway point between the Moon and Earth, with their Orion capsule set for a Pacific Ocean splashdown today. Key focus remains on the heat shield's integrity after prior cracking issues.
Boss Forgets to Mute Zoom, Employees Hear Cat Chat
A worker shares mortifying moment boss accidentally left mic on during meeting, revealing awkward conversation with cat and rant about colleague.
Netflix Users Face £1,000 Fine for Live Boxing Stream
UK Netflix subscribers watching live events like the Tyson Fury fight must have a TV Licence or risk a £1,000 fine, as per TV Licensing rules.
AI and Children: Expert Warnings on Digital Dangers
As AI becomes embedded in children's daily lives, experts outline critical concerns from data privacy to emotional dependency and manipulated images that parents must address proactively.
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Readers Debate Space Exploration Value After Artemis II Launch
Guardian readers respond to Zoe Williams' critique of space exploration, debating whether Artemis programme funds are better spent on Earth or securing humanity's future.
Amazon Ends Support for Old Kindle Devices, Affects 2M
Amazon is discontinuing support for older Kindle models from May 2026, impacting up to 2 million e-readers released before 2013. Users will lose access to new content downloads, sparking e-waste concerns.
Sonos Portable Speakers Review: Worth the Premium Price?
An in-depth review of Sonos Roam 2, Play, and Move 2 portable speakers, comparing sound quality, features, and value against competitors like JBL and Beats.
xAI Sues Colorado Over AI Discrimination Regulations
Elon Musk's xAI files lawsuit against Colorado, claiming new AI law infringes on free speech rights and forces ideological compliance on issues like racial justice.
Artemis II Crew Hails Golden Age of Space Travel Before Splashdown
The Artemis II astronauts hailed a 'golden age of space travel' as they prepared for their return to Earth, inspiring Congress and the next generation with their historic lunar flyby mission.
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Artemis II Crew on Inspiring Next Generation and Unity
As Artemis II enters flight day nine, the crew discusses inspiring youth and working for humanity's benefit before their return to Earth, marking a historic lunar voyage.
Artemis II Launch and Melbourne's Seasons in The Crunch
This week's The Crunch newsletter covers the Artemis II space mission, visualises 32,000 orbiting objects, explores Melbourne's seven seasons, and maps the Hormuz Strait fuel crisis.
Human Choices, Not AI, Caused Iran School Bombing
A new podcast reveals that AI was wrongly blamed for the Iran school bombing. The real cause was human decisions made over years, highlighting a more concerning reality about accountability and conflict.
Reform UK Voters See Least Personal Social Media Content
A new IPPR study finds Reform UK voters are least likely to see posts from friends and family on social media, with algorithms prioritising 'sticky' content over social connection.
Friction-Maxxing: Embracing Effort for a Richer Life
Explore the rise of friction-maxxing, a trend advocating for effortful, analogue activities to combat tech overload and enhance human connection and cognitive health.
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EU Blocks Child Abuse Scanning Law, Tech Firms Slam Decision
The EU parliament has blocked an extension of a law allowing tech firms to scan for child sexual exploitation, creating a legal gap experts warn will reduce abuse reports and endanger children.
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