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Here are some of the lesser known facts about systems like ChatGPT.
China is constructing a new hero cult – here’s why that matters
The Chinese state is attempting to build a new ‘spirit’ of heroism and sacrifice.
Climate, conflict and energy security – our research shows how the EU’s industrial policy must change to face this polycrisis
The EU wants to become more resilient, autonomous and sustainable – yet its industrial policy contradicts these aims.
The UK has published a ten-year industrial strategy to boost key sectors of the economy – here’s what the experts think
The government hopes that by focusing on sectors that drive growth it will attract investment and boost prosperity.
The psychology of debt in Squid Game – and what your love or hatred of the show means
The show reveals the dark psychology of how money problems affect every decision we make.
What a 19th-century atlas teaches me about marine ecosystems
Historical maps and records from across Europe show just how much oyster beds and other marine habitats have changed over the centuries.
Sixteenth-century tennis was a dangerous sport played with balls covered in wool
Several royal deaths were attributed to tennis in the 16th century.
How strawberries and cream were a rare and exciting treat for Victorians – and then became a Wimbledon icon
Victorian Londoners consumed 12 million berries a day over the summer.
Thimerosal: what is it and why won’t it be used in vaccines in the US anymore?
US health panel moves against thimerosal in vaccines.
Do the US public support Trump bombing Iran? Here’s what the data shows
The American public are not obviously rallying around Trump’s decision to bomb Iran.