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Skeletons In The Closet: 30 Wild Family Secrets That Shook Generations

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Secret UK Women's Codecracking Army Gets Belated Recognition For WWII Work

During World War II, dozens of women Cambridge University students worked around the clock in complete secrecy to crack Nazi codes, but only now are the unsung heroes getting recognition.

International Business Times

Rishi Sunak ‘rejects post-Brexit youth mobility scheme’

Downing St said it wants to make deals with individual EU member states

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If there’s a theory of AI, computer science is unlikely to provide it

The possibility of AI thinking like humans, the Turing test, and the limitations of current AI systems.

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As 'The Matrix' turns 25, the chilling artificial intelligence (AI) projection at its core isn't as outlandish as it once seemed

Scientists believe we're on the cusp of achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI), 25 years after the Wachowskis presented their dystopian vision of the future.

TechRadar

7 new to Prime Video movies with 90% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes

Amazon Prime Video is adding a sizeable collection of must-watch movies this month including "Battle Royale", "The Imitation Game" and more.

Tom’s Guide

How AI Thinks review: a fascinating tale that shows the role women and misogyny played in the history of AI

Walk up to anyone and ask if they know what ChatGPT is: they’ll very likely offer an explanation. Now ask if they know what GPT stands for. Shrugging shoulders and empty stares will follow.

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The Best War Movies To Watch On Netflix

Here are some of the best war movies you can watch with a Netflix subscription.

Cinemablend

Alan Turing: A Musical Biography review – ode to the codebreaker is bafflingly dull

The compelling life of the world-changing mathematician and logician is somehow rendered unremarkable in a drab musical

The Guardian - UK

5 best Netflix biopics to watch right now

Real people get the spotlight in these great biographical movies, including Maestro and The Imitation Game

Tom’s Guide

AI is our ‘Promethean fire': using it wisely means knowing its true nature – and our own minds

Future historians may well regard 2023 as a landmark in the advent of artificial intelligence (AI). But whether that future will prove utopian, apocalyptic or somewhere in between is anyone’s guess.

The Conversation

Secret Codebreaker And Queen Victoria Impersonator Mary Ratcliffe Dies At 98

Tribute to WWII codebreaker who helped shorten the war and later became beloved Queen Victoria impersonator

Zenger

A Chatbot from the 1960s has thoroughly beaten OpenAI's GPT-3.5 in a Turing test, because people thought it was just 'too bad' to be an actual AI

It also turns out that we're not especially good at figuring out if real people are humans, either.

PC Gamer

How do animals get their spots and stripes? Scientists reveal new theory

Have scientists finally cracked the code on what causes spots and stripes on animals?

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Alan Turing’s Theory Sheds Light On Animal Patterns

British computer pioneer's groundbreaking work explains how tropical fish get their vibrant spots and stripes.

The Conversation

How animals get their skin patterns is a matter of physics – new research clarifying how could improve medical diagnostics and synthetic materials

Patterns on animal skin, such as zebra stripes and poison frog color patches, serve various biological functions, including temperature regulation, camouflage and warning signals. The colors making up these patterns must be distinct and well separated to be effective. For instance, as a warning signal, distinct colors make them clearly…

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Bletchley declaration: international agreement on AI safety is a good start, but ordinary people need a say – not just elites

In November, the UK government held the first AI (artificial intelligence) Safety Summit in the historically resonant setting of Bletchley Park, home to the legendary second world war codebreakers led by the computing genius Alan Turing.

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: Why Sunak’s ‘vanity jamboree’ on AI safety was actually … a success

Against the odds, world leaders agreed on a landmark declaration to bring stronger oversight to AI. Plus, Sam Bankman-Fried’s very bad week

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The Bletchley AI Declaration is no game changer, but it's a start

Tangible measures may be missing, but at least there's general agreement on AI's promises and risks.

The Independent UK

The UK's AI summit is taking place at Bletchley Park, the wartime home of codebreaking and computing

The AI Safety Summit is bringing politicians, computer scientists and tech executives to Bletchley Park in the United Kingdom, a site that's synonymous with codebreaking and the birth of computing during World War II

The Independent UK

Cutting-edge AI raises fears about risks to humanity. Are tech and political leaders doing enough?

Chatbots like ChatGPT wowed with their ability to do tasks as good as or better than humans, thanks to cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems

The Guardian - UK

Race to AI: the origins of artificial intelligence, from Turing to ChatGPT

Today’s poem-writing AI has ancestry in punch-card machines, trundling robots and godlike gaming engines

The Guardian - UK

Turing, Spock … Borthwick? England coach is analytical genius, says May

England wing praises ‘scientific, Spock-like approach’ of head coach who he insists can ‘crack the code to rugby’

The Independent UK

Jonny May backs ‘genius’ Steve Borthwick to crack the code of rugby with England

England went out on their shields in Saturday’s World Cup semi-final defeat by South Africa, losing 16-15 to a late Handre Pollard penalty.

Evening Standard

Jonny May tips 'Spock-like' Steve Borthwick to crack England code after Rugby World Cup heartbreak

Red Rose wing has compared his 'genius' head coach to Alan Turing as he bids to use semi-final run as a platform for success

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