Which AI chatbot is the biggest liar?
Lauren Chadwick
Breast screenings using AI boost cancer detection by 20%, study finds
Preliminary results from a Swedish trial showed that artificial intelligence (AI) is helping radiologists reduce their workload and detect more cases.
Musk’s X threatens nonprofit over Twitter hate speech research
A lawyer for Elon Musk’s X Corp. threatened independent researchers who have studied disinformation and hate speech on Twitter.
Only one EU country doing enough to help people stop smoking, WHO says
“Tobacco use continues to be one of the biggest public health threats,” said a World Health Organization official.
Short bursts of physical activity every day could reduce cancer risk
Just a few minutes of vigorous activity each day can reduce the risk of some cancers by up to 32 per cent, according to new research.
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Social media feed changes shapes content but not polarisation - study
Researchers tweaked the social media algorithms for tens of thousands of consenting users to see if it impacted their political views during the 2020 US election.
Inventive or stupid? Road maze stumps drivers in French village
In the village of Bauné, drivers confronted a series of crisscrossed white road lines at a main intersection this month, which the mayor argues has made them slow down.
Mastodon has child sexual abuse content problem, researchers say
In just two days, researchers at Stanford University found hundreds of posts on Mastodon with child sexual abuse content.
‘Daily struggle’ as French hospitals and patients rush to find doctors
For decades, France capped the number of medical students. Now there are fewer doctors and staff shortages in hospitals.
'We're still home sick': 36 million in Europe live with long COVID
Around 36 million people in Europe and Central Asia may be experiencing symptoms of long COVID, according to new estimates from the World Health Organization (WHO).
US issues warning after reporting first local malaria cases in decades
European health officials warned last week that warming temperatures are creating “more favourable conditions” for the spread of invasive mosquito species that can carry diseases.
1.3 billion could suffer from diabetes by 2050 in ‘global crisis’
Structural racism and global inequalities are also accelerating soaring rates of diabetes disease, illness and death, researchers said.
Eating disorders rise among teenage girls post-COVID, new study finds
A UK analysis of health records found a large rise in eating disorders and self-harm among teenage girls, echoing similar findings in other European countries.
Consumer groups urge EU countries to urgently investigate AI
As consumer groups call on authorities to urgently investigate generative AI, a new report from a Norwegian consumer organisation described the risks of AI technology.
Gas stoves can emit chemical linked to blood cancers, study finds
Home cookers raise levels of benzene, a chemical linked to a risk of cancers of the blood cells, to well above "health benchmarks".
More than half of French employers do not plan on using AI
Around 31% of French employers already use the technology in the workplace.
Banning Huawei and ZTE from 5G networks 'justified', EU says
European Commissioner Thierry Breton said that more EU member states needed to implement the bloc's cybersecurity guidelines.
Do Europe's blood donation policies still refer to sexual orientation?
On World Blood Donor Day, Euronews looks at the differences in blood donation policies across the European Union.
Poland to look into abortion guidelines after pregnant woman's death
The 33-year-old from Poland, which has some of the strictest abortion rules, died of sepsis after the hospital waited for the foetus to die.
Europeans prefer neutrality in possible US-China conflict - survey
Europeans view China as a strategic partner more than a rival, a new European Council on Foreign Relations survey shows.
Could crisis force European-wide issues into EU election campaigns?
Since 2019, the European Union has faced multiple crises -- does that mean that EU-wide issues will dominate the 2024 European election campaigns?
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