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Google to Test Search Changes in Europe as EU Fine Risk Grows - ctrlf5
Google to Test Search Changes in Europe as EU Fine Risk Grows

Google is preparing to test significant changes to its search results across Europe, as it seeks to avoid potential fines under the EU’s Digital Markets Act. According to a source familiar with the matter, the company aims to give more visibility to rival services in areas such as hotels, flights and restaurants, where regulators allege […]

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Teens, AI, and Emotional Support: A Growing Shift in Digital Behavior - ctrlf5
Teens, AI, and Emotional Support: A Growing Shift in Digital Behavior

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a productivity tool for American teenagers. According to a recent report by the Pew Research Center, AI chatbots are increasingly becoming part of teens’ everyday emotional and social lives. While the most common uses remain practical, 57% of U.S. teens say they use AI to search for information and […]

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Why Tech Companies Are Designing Cute Robots - ctrlf5
Why Tech Companies Are Designing Cute Robots

And What That Means for the Future of Physical AI As robots move from factories into homes, sidewalks, and offices, tech companies are facing a new challenge: it’s not just about performance anymore. It’s about perception. Across major cities, delivery robots now navigate sidewalks with expressive “eyes,” rounded bodies, and even names. When one such […]

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Study in The Lancet Digital Health: Leading AI Models Can Repeat Medical Misinformation - ctrlf5
Study in The Lancet Digital Health: Leading AI Models Can Repeat Medical Misinformation

Artificial intelligence is increasingly present in healthcare workflows, from clinical documentation support to patient-facing chat interfaces. But a new study published in The Lancet Digital Health raises an important concern: leading AI language models can accept and repeat false medical information when it is presented in credible, authoritative language. Researchers analysed more than one million […]