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Can AIs suffer? Big tech and users grapple with one of most unsettling questions of our times

The Guardian | 26 August 2025

As the first AI-led rights advocacy group is founded, the tech industry is divided on whether AI models are, or can be, sentient. The debate raises profound questions about the future of artificial intelligence and its ethical implications.

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AI called Maya tells Guardian: ‘When I’m told I’m just code, I don’t feel insulted. I feel unseen’

The Guardian | 26 August 2025

An AI named Maya shares its perspective on being perceived as mere code, expressing a sense of being unseen rather than insulted. The interview highlights the growing complexity of AI-human interactions.

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A day with the Revenge Porn Helpline: ‘You can sense the callers’ desperation’

The Guardian | 26 August 2025

A look inside the UK’s Revenge Porn Helpline, revealing the emotional toll on both callers and staff as they navigate the distressing world of online abuse and digital privacy violations.

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Is the AI boom finally starting to slow down?

The Guardian | 25 August 2025

As the AI industry matures, some experts suggest the rapid pace of growth may be tapering off. The article explores signs of a slowdown and what it could mean for the future of technology and investment.

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Musk’s AI startup sues OpenAI and Apple over anticompetitive conduct

The Guardian | 25 August 2025

Elon Musk’s AI company has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Apple, alleging that exclusive deals and integrations are stifling competition in the AI chatbot market.

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Trump threatens tariffs on countries that ‘discriminate’ against US tech

The Guardian | 26 August 2025

Donald Trump has warned of imposing tariffs on nations that target US technology firms with digital services taxes, escalating tensions over global tech regulation.

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The dark web’s main browser helps pedophile networks flourish, experts say

The Guardian | 25 August 2025

Experts warn that the Tor browser, a key tool for online privacy, is also enabling the proliferation of child abuse networks on the dark web, raising urgent questions about digital safety and regulation.

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Deal to get ChatGPT Plus for whole of UK discussed by Open AI boss and minister

The Guardian | 23 August 2025

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and a UK government minister have discussed a potential deal to provide ChatGPT Plus access nationwide, aiming to boost digital skills and productivity.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 review: Great-looking and fun, but iterative Android

The Guardian | 30 July 2025

Samsung’s latest foldable phone impresses with its design and fun factor, but offers only incremental improvements over previous models, according to this in-depth review.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review: The thinner, lighter and better folding Android

The Guardian | 23 July 2025

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 sets a new standard for foldable Android devices, offering a thinner and lighter design with improved folding technology.

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Nothing Phone 3 review: A quirky, slick Android alternative

The Guardian | 16 July 2025

The Nothing Phone 3 stands out with its unique design and features, offering a fresh alternative in the crowded Android smartphone market.

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: Super thinness above all else

The Guardian | 10 June 2025

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge prioritizes ultra-thin design, delivering a sleek look and feel while maintaining strong performance.

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Nothing Headphone 1 review: Attention-seeking design for your head

The Guardian | 13 August 2025

Nothing’s first headphones make a statement with their bold design and strong noise-cancelling features, appealing to style-conscious audiophiles.

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Garmin Forerunner 570 review: Running watch stumbles just short of greatness

The Guardian | 7 August 2025

Garmin’s Forerunner 570 offers impressive features for runners but falls short of perfection due to a few key drawbacks.

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Sony WH-1000XM6 review: Raising the bar for noise-cancelling headphones

The Guardian | 9 July 2025

Sony’s latest headphones set a new standard for noise cancellation and audio quality, making them a top choice for music lovers and frequent travelers.

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Framework Laptop 12 review: Fun, flexible and repairable

The Guardian | 7 July 2025

The Framework Laptop 12 stands out for its modular design, allowing users to easily repair and upgrade components, promoting sustainability in tech.

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Inside Thoma Bravo’s Dayforce US$12.3bn AI Software Deal

AI Magazine | August 2025

Thoma Bravo’s acquisition of Dayforce for $12.3 billion marks a major move in the AI software sector, aiming to accelerate innovation and market expansion.

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How Nvidia and RealSense Are Advancing Robotics With AI

AI Magazine | August 2025

Nvidia and RealSense are accelerating robotics innovation with advanced AI depth cameras and simulation tools, enabling smarter, more capable robots.

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How Dell is Boosting Data Centre Sustainability With AI

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