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A new study has reignited the debate over whether one long daily walk or several shorter strolls offers the greatest boost to your health.

Looking forward to playing GTA 6, arguably the most anticipated game of the last 10 years? Well, there’s a problem. Again.

A group of Chinese astronauts have been left stranded above the earth after the ship they were about to board for their return trip to Earth collided with a piece of space junk.

A husband and wife have survived after deploying last-minute safety measures during a terrifying light plane crash into the side of an Arizona mountain.

The tech giant will offer refunds to millions of its Australian users after misleading customers.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has called for social media platforms not included in the impending under-16s ban to dob themselves in if they receive an influx of users. 

‘Meal sequencing’: A longevity expert says the order you eat the food on your plate is just as important as what’s on it.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: No chatbot is ready to replace your physician, so be a little more cautious when asking AI for potential diagnoses or medical advice.

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman says only biological beings are capable of consciousness, and that developers and researchers should stop pursuing projects that suggest otherwise. 

Donald Trump has ruled out the possibility that Nvidia's advanced Blackwell chip for artificial intelligence could be sold to China.

NICK BRUINING: While there’s a thriving business in building self-contained homes in the backyard, many aren’t aware a granny flat arrangement can be set up in an existing home, with little or no modification.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: I didn’t expect was that my attempt to avoid all interactions with AI and machine learning would affect nearly every part of my life — what I ate, what I wore, how I got around.

Six people, including a child, all fell sick after eating food laced with the active ingredient in rat poison. 

The world’s biggest search engine is facing its toughest test yet. So how are people getting their information?

Death data shows the flu is killing more people than COVID-19 for the first time since the height of the pandemic but experts fear deaths could get even higher.