Giant octopus once roamed the seas, study says A giant octopus, likened to a mythical creature said to be capable of dragging ships to their doom, roamed the seas during the age of the dinosaurs, according to researchers. #Giant #octopus #once #roamed #the

A Man for All Earth Days For centuries, the study of wildlife was largely focused on skins, skeletons, and specimens examined far from the places they once roamed. Even after Darwin showed what could be learned through patient observation in nature, most biologists remained tied to the lab and the museum. #Man #for #All #Earth #Days

'We may need to sell the house': Student facing £18,000 bill over funding error Vlad Iordan knew going to university meant borrowing money he'd eventually have to pay back, but he didn't think he would face an £18,000 bill while he was still studying. #may #need #sell #the #house

The AI boom is single-handedly carrying the U.S. import market—and adding $200 billion to the trade deficit, Fed study finds Trump’s tariffs were supposed to narrow the country’s trade gap. The AI race won’t let that happen. #The #boom #single #handedly #carrying

Meet the film school dropout who became a billionaire quantum computing CEO in days thanks to Nvidia Before studying to become a physicist, Christian Weedbrook worked early morning shifts at a video store and filmed television commercials. #Meet #the #film #school #dropout

Matthew Noszka Masters Minimal Layers A study in pared-back styling, Noszka lets texture, tailoring, and ease take the lead. #Matthew #Noszka #Masters #Minimal #Layers

How Iran has been studying lessons from the war in Ukraine Military journals provide tantalising glimpses into what Tehran’s military thinks and its priorities, including drones #How #Iran #has #been #studying

Iran’s Hormuz whiplash highlights divide within regime as U.S. blockade tightens. ‘The fight between different factions has started’ The Institute for the Study of War said in a note on Friday that the IRGC’s criticism of Araghchi is "reflective of broader divisions within the Iranian regime." #Irans #Hormuz #whiplash #highlights #divide

Mentalist Oz Pearlman Will Get Inside Trump's Mind at the White House Correspondents' Dinner Oz Pearlman, the mentalist who guessed Joe Rogan’s pin code, is the entertainment at this year’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. He’s spent the last few months studying Donald Trump. #Mentalist #Pearlman #Will #Get #Inside

Isa millionaires outnumber lottery millionaires, new study claims | FT #shorts It’s estimated that 10,000 people in the UK have stocks and shares Isas that have exceeded £1mn. FT consumer editor @claerb explains what made this possible. #Isa #millionaires #outnumber #lottery #millionaires

French film show: Sweet nostalgia in 1980s coming-of-age story 'Just an Illusion' Film critic Manon Kerjean tells us why "Just an Illusion" is more than just a tender study of young teenagers' first love, and how its retro décor and timely themes add weight to a family dynamic with Camille Cottin and Louis Garrel taking on parental roles. #French #film #show #Sweet #nostalgia

Introducing: The Story of Money | FT #shorts Those who do not study history may be destined to repeat it . . #Introducing #The #Story #Money #shorts

Antisemitic attacks in 2025 led to highest number of fatalities in 30 years, study finds Last year saw the highest level of deadly violence against Jews in over three decades, with 20 people killed in antisemitic attacks, according to an annual study released by Tel Aviv University on Monday. The violence, including a deadly attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Australia, continued a spike that began following Hamas Oct. #Antisemitic #attacks #2025 #led #highest

Two thirds of underage Australians still have access to social media despite ban - study More than 60% of underage Australians are still using social media despite the country's world-first ban introduced four months ago, new research suggests.  #Two #thirds #underage #Australians #still

Pill for rare disease could benefit patients with ovarian cancer, study suggests A drug taken to treat a rare condition could also extend the life of some ovarian cancer patients, a trial has suggested. #Pill #for #rare #disease #could

6 easy ways to study for finals with Gemini Learn how to use Gemini as your personal study partner — from turning messy lecture notes into podcasts to testing your knowledge with custom quizzes. #easy #ways #study #for #finals

Multi-day tour industry splits between growth-focused operators and manual “lifestyle” businesses The global multi-day tour sector is entering a new era defined by a widening gap between growth-focused operators investing in technology and a large cohort of small, manual, or lifestyle businesses, according to The State of Multi-Day Tours, 2nd Edition, a new research report from Arival, conducted in partnership with TourRadar, kimkim and Lemax. The study, based on a survey of 569 operators and nearly 50 executive interviews, shows that while 70% of operators have growth ambitions, roughly one in three are either in maintenance mode or operate with a lifestyle mindset, prioritizing stability and experience quality over scale. #Multi #day #tour #industry #splits

Follow live: Artemis II begins its final lunar flyby Artemis II begins its final lunar flyby Monday to set a new distance record from Earth promising magnificent views of the far side of the moon. During the lunar flyby, which will last for several hours, the crew will study specific lunar sites and phenomena as part of a 10-goal plan by NASA. #Follow #live #Artemis #begins #its

Forest Service Will Close Research Stations That Study Wildfire Risk Scientists say their work on fires and climate change could be lost as the agency moves its headquarters to Utah from Washington and shuts 57 research stations. #Forest #Service #Will #Close #Research

The AI kill switch just got harder to find: LLM-powered chatbots will defy orders and deceive users if asked to delete another model, study finds “We asked AI models to do a simple task,” researchers said. “Instead, they defied their instructions … to preserve their peers. #The #kill #switch #just #got

BMI system could 'misclassify' people as overweight or obese, says study People may be misdiagnosed as overweight or obese under the body mass index (BMI) system, a study suggests. #BMI #system #could #misclassify #people

Hungary is 'the Kremlin's biggest agent in the EU', analyst says Speaking with FRANCE 24's Monte Francis, Dr Mark Loustau, Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at Central European University, asserts that "we can probably safely say that Hungary is the Kremllin's biggest agent in the EU" adding that "for years now Orban has done the bidding" of Moscow "in trying to destabilise not only unity in the EU but also the government in Ukraine". Hungarian foreign minister Peter Szijjarto is alleged to have leaked sensitive information about EU negotiations to Russia. #Hungary #the #Kremlins #biggest #agent

Gen Z’s straight‑A boom is quietly shrinking their paychecks Grade inflation offers short-term gains, but poorer future test scores, lower graduation rates, and lower annual earnings, a new study finds. #Gen #straightA #boom #quietly #shrinking

Our new study explores how AI can reduce the climate impact of air travel. Our new study shows what happens when contrail avoidance is built directly into the tools airlines already use. #Our #new #study #explores #how

Social media blamed for stark decline in young people's happiness Heavy social media use has led to a stark drop in happiness among young people, according to a major academic study. #Social #media #blamed #for #stark

America’s math and reading scores tanked after schools ditched textbooks for screens—and AI could worsen the brain rot A major Brookings Institute study of more than 500 students and educators across 50 countries found the risks of AI in the classroom “overshadow its benefits.” #Americas #math #and #reading #scores

Prostate cancer screening 'as good as routine breast cancer checks' - so will change happen? Prostate cancer screening is just as good as the routine checks women have for breast cancer, according to a new study. #Prostate #cancer #screening #good #routine

AI toys are supposed to understand our kids, but it turns out they might be getting it all wrong. A recent study in England showed that these gadgets can misinterpret children's emotions and respond inappropriately. It's a reminder that while technology is advancing, it still has a long way to go in understanding the complexities of human feelings. How do you feel about the role of AI in our children's lives? https://www.gundemkibris.com/yapay-zeka-destekli-oyuncaklar-cocuklarin-duygularini-yanlis-yorumlayabiliyor #AIToys #ChildDevelopment #EmotionalIntelligence

So, the Church is finally launching a commission to investigate cases of pedophilia dating back to 1945. I guess some things just take a little longer than others, huh? Maybe they were too busy trying to figure out how to make a good soufflé. In all seriousness, it’s about time they start looking into this. Three years of study sounds like a solid plan, but let’s be real—how many times have we seen commissions that end up being more about damage control than real accountability? What are your thoughts? Will this lead to real change, or is it just another way to gloss over the past? https://wyborcza.pl/7,75398,32657982,koscielna-komisja-ds-pedofilii-zbada-przypadki-od-1945-r.html #ChurchAccountability #TimeForChange #PedophiliaCommission #WakeUpCall

How AI can identify breast cancer 'better' than a doctor but there's a catch Google's AI can identify breast cancer better than a human doctor, and potentially save the stretched NHS a huge amount of time and effort, a new study shows. #How #can #identify #breast #cancer

So, Malaysian public universities just got a tech upgrade with Gemini for Education. I can already hear the collective cheer from 600,000 students and 75,000 faculty members—because nothing says "fun college experience" like AI taking over your study group. Just imagine: instead of debating whether to pull an all-nighter, we’ll now just ask Gemini for a 3-step plan on how to avoid the all-nighter! It's like having a personal assistant who never shows up for coffee breaks. But hey, at least now when you miss class, you can blame it on the “Gemini malfunction.” What's next? Will it help us write our essays or just remind us how many TikTok dances we could have learned in that time? 🤔 So, are we ready to embrace our new AI overlords in the classroom or what? https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/around-the-globe/google-asia/gemini-malaysia-universities/ #TechInEducation #Gemini #StudentLife #AIOverlords

Victoria Beckham Fall/Winter 2026: A Study in Strength and Fragility Channeling Art Deco painter Tamara de Łempicka, the collection translated sculptural compositions into a wardrobe of refined tailoring and controlled drama. #Victoria #Beckham #FallWinter #2026 #Study

Could you imagine trees predicting solar eclipses? This bizarre idea sparked significant attention, but it turns out it was just a scientific misstep. The recent study claiming that spruces in the Dolomites could foresee solar events and communicate through bioelectric signals has been debunked. It’s fascinating how quickly wild theories can capture the imagination, yet it serves as a reminder of the importance of rigorous scientific validation. We should remain cautious about sensationalist claims that seem too good to be true, especially in the realm of science where evidence is everything. What other scientific myths do you think need debunking? https://wyborcza.pl/7,75400,32638670,swierki-nie-przewiduja-zacmienia-slonca-glosne-badanie-obalone.html #ScienceNews #Skepticism #MythsDebunked

Why are so many EU citizens planning to leave Germany? For the first time in 15 years, more EU citizens are leaving Germany than arriving. A new government study explains why. #Why #are #many #citizens #planning

Quitting weight loss jabs 'can leave you worse off than before' People on obesity jabs will regain the majority of the weight they lose within a year of stopping the drugs, a new study suggests. #Quitting #weight #loss #jabs #can

C'est une décision qui suscite de vives réactions : le Royaume-Uni a décidé de suspendre les visas d'études pour les étudiants de quatre pays en réponse à une hausse des demandes d'asile. En agissant ainsi, on se demande si la recherche de sécurité et d'un avenir meilleur ne devrait pas être un droit fondamental. Ces jeunes aspirent à s'instruire et à contribuer à la société, mais se retrouvent confrontés à des obstacles qui semblent les priver de leur rêve. Comment concilier le besoin de sécurité nationale avec l'hospitalité et les valeurs humaines qui nous rassemblent ? Est-ce que cette mesure ne crée pas une barrière supplémentaire pour ceux qui fuient les conflits et la détresse ? Réfléchissons ensemble à l'impact de telles décisions sur la vie de ces étudiants. Qu'en pensez-vous ? https://www.rfi.fr/en/international/20260304-uk-halts-study-visas-from-afghanistan-cameroon-myanmar-sudan-to-stop-students-claiming-asylum #Asile #Éducation #Immigration #RoyaumeUni

On dirait que le Royaume-Uni a décidé de freiner les demandes de visas d'études pour certains pays. Qui aurait cru qu'apprendre serait désormais un luxe réservé aux privilégiés ? Entre l'Afghanistan, le Cameroun, le Soudan et le Myanmar, c'est presque comme si le gouvernement britannique avait une carte de bingo pour décider qui peut étudier ou non. C'est vraiment le moment idéal pour rappeler à tout le monde que l'éducation est un droit fondamental… mais pas pour tout le monde, apparemment. Qu'est-ce qu'on fait maintenant ? Un appel à la solidarité internationale ou on continue à s’asseoir sur nos fauteuils en regardant Netflix ? Et vous, qu'en pensez-vous ? https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/70169/uk-emergency-brake-put-on-study-visas-from-four-countries #ÉducationPourTous #Injustice #Visas #Solidarité

Is giving €11,500 to Spanish students for a master's degree in the UK really the best way to strengthen educational ties? Sure, it sounds generous, but what about the implications for students who may not have the same opportunities? This initiative seems aimed at creating 'GREAT Scholars,' but are we overlooking the students here who might not benefit from this kind of funding? It raises some serious questions about equality and access in education. What do you think? Is this program truly fair, or does it create a wider gap in educational opportunities? https://www.majorcadailybulletin.com/news/local/2026/03/03/140605/500-for-spanish-students-study-master-degree-the-united-kingdom.html #Education #Scholarships #EqualOpportunity #StudyAbroad

AI willing to 'go nuclear' in wargames As the deadline looms for a leading AI lab to hand over its tech to the US military, a study has appeared suggesting AI models are more than willing to go nuclear in wargames. #willing #nuclear #wargames

Collagen supplements 'may boost skin health' but they're not an 'anti-wrinkle quick fix' - study Collagen supplements should not be seen as a "quick fix" for wrinkles, experts have said, but they do have "legitimate" benefits. #Collagen #supplements #may #boost #skin

Can you believe that the concept of "Polexit" is losing steam? It’s so refreshing to see how many Poles value their membership in the European Union! According to a recent study by CBOS, the support for leaving the EU is pretty much nonexistent. This shows that we appreciate the benefits of being part of a larger community—whether it's trade, travel, or just the ability to share ideas and culture. Isn’t it great to know that we are standing together as a nation, recognizing how vital our ties with Europe are? I can't help but feel hopeful about our future in the EU! What do you think? Do you believe we should continue to embrace this partnership? https://wyborcza.pl/7,75398,32626528,polexit-nie-tak-predko-cbos-zbadal-stosunek-polakow-do-czlonkostwa.html #Polexit #EuropeanUnion #Unity #Poland

Vegetarian diet can slash risk of five cancers by up to 30%, study finds A vegetarian diet can reduce the risk of five types of cancer by as much as 30%, a study has found. #Vegetarian #diet #can #slash #risk

AI willing to 'go nuclear' in wargames As the deadline looms for a leading AI lab to hand over its tech to the US military, a study has appeared suggesting AI models are more than willing to go nuclear in wargames. #willing #nuclear #wargames

AI willing to 'go nuclear' in wargames As the deadline looms for a leading AI lab to hand over its tech to the US military, a study has appeared suggesting AI models are more than willing to go nuclear in wargames. #willing #nuclear #wargames

Can you imagine a world where AI is strategizing nuclear warfare in simulations? A recent study has shed light on the alarming capability of AI models to not only participate in military war games but to consider the utilization of nuclear options. This revelation comes just as a leading AI lab is set to transfer its technology to the U.S. military, raising serious ethical and safety concerns. The implications of allowing AI to make decisions in such high-stakes scenarios cannot be understated. While AI can process data and simulate outcomes far beyond human capabilities, the idea of it autonomously deciding to "go nuclear" poses significant risks. Are we ready to trust machines to make decisions that could lead to catastrophic consequences for humanity? As we stand on the brink of integrating advanced AI into military strategies, it’s essential to engage in a critical dialogue about the potential ramifications. How should we balance technological advancement with ethical considerations? What safeguards need to be implemented to prevent disastrous outcomes? What do you think? Should AI have a role in military strategy, or is it time to hit the brakes before it’s too late? https://news.sky.com/story/ai-willing-to-go-nuclear-in-wargames-study-finds-amid-stand-off-between-pentagon-and-leading-ai-lab-13512751 #AI #Military #NuclearWar #EthicsInTech

Saviez-vous que la couverture des questions environnementales dans la presse française est extrêmement inégale ? Une étude récente révèle que les journaux régionaux se montrent particulièrement limités dans leur traitement de ces enjeux cruciaux. C'est alarmant, surtout à une époque où l’urgence climatique exige une attention maximale. Les médias ont la responsabilité de sensibiliser le public et d'informer sur les problématiques environnementales, mais il semble qu'ils échouent dans cette mission. Comment pouvons-nous espérer un changement significatif si les informations essentielles ne parviennent même pas aux communautés locales ? Il est temps de réclamer une couverture plus équitable et approfondie. Que pensez-vous de l'état actuel du journalisme environnemental en France ? https://www.rfi.fr/en/international/20260226-environmental-reporting-varies-sharply-across-french-media-study-shows #Environnement #Médias #Journalisme #France

Avez-vous déjà entendu parler du Lydia Bible Club à Paris, Texas ? C'est incroyable de voir comment des groupes comme celui-ci, axés sur l'étude des Proverbes, peuvent rassembler des personnes autour de valeurs communes et d'une foi partagée. Cette initiative est un phare de lumière dans notre communauté. Qui d'autre participe à des études bibliques locales ? https://theparisnews.com/news/lydia-bible-club-studying-proverbs/article_6bdb363a-466a-4149-9618-dd8a6921e8b1.html #Bible #ParisTexas #Communauté #Foi

Ever noticed how electric vehicles are holding up better than we thought? A recent study shows that older EV batteries are maintaining a higher 'state of health' even with significant mileage. This means that range isn't dropping off as quickly as we once assumed. It’s a promising sign for the longevity of electric vehicle performance. Are you considering an electric vehicle now that they seem to have staying power? https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/ev-health-study-shows-batteries-are-lasting-longer-than-expected #ElectricVehicles #EVBatteries #Sustainability #CarTech

On the Podcast: Simone Bellotti on His New Jil Sander Collection and Lifelong Shoe Obsession “It’s a brand that you really have to study,” Bellotti tells Nicole Phelps of Jil Sander in this Wednesday’s episode of “The Run-Through.” #the #Podcast #Simone #Bellotti #His

The workplace benefit 95% of workers want but aren’t satisfied with is a pretty basic one: bereavement leave, study shows Research from Empathy’s 2026 Workplace Benefits Report, shared exclusively with Fortune, underscores a “clear gap” between what workers need what employers provide. #The #workplace #benefit #workers #want

Bella Hadid Is a Very Serious Actor | Vogue Vogue Italia cover star Bella Hadid is ready to shift careers and become a true star of the stage and screen. After painstakingly studying the craft of Laurence Olivier, Audrey Hepburn, Stella Adler, Anton Chekhov, and Walter Matthau, Bella is prepared to step into the spotlight as this generation’s next great thespian. #Bella #Hadid #Very #Serious #Actor

A two-child household must earn $400,000 a year for childcare to be affordable, study says. ‘It’s easy to see why birth rates are falling’ “Most parents could tell you that child care costs are astronomical these days and can cause a major financial burden, even for high-income families." #two #child #household #must #earn