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Phone-free retreats are on the rise as more and more of us want to switch off for the sake of our mental health.

Three weeks into France’s student protests, questions are mounting over whether the demonstrations will fizzle out or evolve into a broader social movement.

EU candidate countries have raised concerns that new safeguards designed to prevent democratic backsliding after accession could leave them with second-class membership – or give existing member states a powerful tool to exert political pressure.

As decision models spread across the industry, a company called Musubi has a new idea for how to put them to work: moderating content. On Tuesday, Musubi announced a lightweight decision model made for real-time moderation called PolicyLM-1.7B, released with open weights.

Exercise has long been linked to better mental health. But could how fit you are as a child or teenager predict your wellbeing years later?

The way someone speaks can reveal more about their health and ageing than previously thought, a new studyusing an automated computer tool called a “speech clock” found. A person’s speech age isn’t just about vocal style; researchers say it reflects what is happening inside the body, and they hope this could be a low-cost, non-invasive,…

Historically high diesel prices in the EU and growing concerns about a potential US diesel export ban have prompted calls for action in the bloc.

Within days of renewed confrontations between the Ethiopian military and an alliance of armed groups, fears are growing that the conflict is spreading across the region.

One of the more intriguing announcements at OpenAI’s Dev Day event on Tuesday came in an aside from CEO Sam Altman, who revealed the company’s new “Decisions API.”

At first glance, humanoid robots look like a field dominated by the big tech corporations: artificial intelligence, cameras, sensors, software.