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The company that owns ChatGPT is worried people may become emotionally dependent on artificial intelligence.

Filipino gymnast wins Olympic gold and free ramen

8th August - "Easier"

A gymnast from the Philippines has won two gold medals (and free ramen for life) at the Paris Olympics.

18-km wide diamond layer on Mercury, says study

5th August - "Harder" There could be an 18-km wide layer of the gems beneath the crust of the planet Mercury.

Japan cracks down on electric rideable suitcases

1st August - "Easier" The latest advance in luggage (rideable suitcases) is causing problems in Japan.

Violence against women and girls at 'epidemic' levels

29th July - "Harder"

Police in the UK have released a report highlighting a serious surge in violence against women and girls.

Spanish residents take to streets against mass tourism

25th July - "Easier" Thousands of people in Spain are protesting against mass tourism.
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Researchers say marmoset monkeys call each other by name, similar to how humans recognize each other. The 20-cm-long primates are native to South America. Scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem studied the social interaction of 10 marmosets. The research team discovered that the animals used unique calls for other monkeys in their group.

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