You're viewing the US edition You can switch to the UK or AU homepage at any time using this menu. Trump's fury with Canada boils as he announces MORE 50 percent tariffs on cars and steel but his'risky' gamble could backfire Boxing legend calls out Trump over'unbelievable' cheating on the golf course Mica Miller's horrifying final months before she was found dead in swampy waters: Truth about disgraced pastor husband and sick texts he sent her family Hayden Panettiere's mom: 'My daughter didn't want to be saved!' Read bombshell hour-long interview on what she thinks REALLY happened at death-scene Airbnb... her jaw-dropping Brian Hickerson allegations... and fury at'shameful' Gayle King Watch: Trump's brutal killing of two suspected drug smugglers as chilling details of their US'INVASION' are exposed Sandra Bullock's devastating SIX YEARS in hiding: Insiders reveal actress was so'lonely and scared' that her'personality changed'... and how ALS death of partner Bryan at 57 nearly ...

Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been found guilty of child sexual abuse. The 49-year-old denied two charges of lewd and libidinous behaviour towards a girl and a boy between 1993 and 2010. During a trial, the High Court in Glasgow heard that Dott had exposed himself and inappropriately touched a primary school girl in the 1990s and attacked a young boy between 2006 and 2010. Lord Harrower told Dott, who won the sport's world championship at The Crucible in 2006, will be sentenced at a separate hearing in Edinburgh on 29 September. Dott covered his face with his hands and shook his head while the verdict was delivered by jurors following a five-day trial.

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The UK is set to hand over blueprints for its British-French designed Storm Shadow cruise missiles to Ukraine - following a similar move from France - allowing Ukraine to produce the weapon domestically. The move sends an important signal, showing that some Western nations are willing to share their expertise and know how to help Ukraine defend itself. But, on its own, this won't dramatically alter the course of the war. Scalp and Storm Shadow missiles have already been provided to Kyiv by both Britain and France. They've already been used to hit military targets inside Russia.

I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen Google's AI-first Googlebook laptop is almost here - can it avoid the Copilot+ PC problem? It won't be another high-end Chromebook like the Pixel, and Google has to hope it'll succeed where Copilot+ PCs have fallen short. The Googlebook is more about AI than Android compatibility. The new operating system will merge Android and ChromeOS. Chromebooks will continue to be sold and supported.

I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen Here's how the agentic AI handles research, files, and multistep projects, plus its risks and limits. ChatGPT Work can browse, manage files, and complete tasks. Free users can try it, but paid plans offer more capacity. That's because ChatGPT Work is agentic, which is a fancy way of describing how some AIs can go off and accomplish a series of tasks. Because ChatGPT has become more capable, the differences between ChatGPT and ChatGPT Work can be subtle.

You're viewing the US edition You can switch to the UK or AU homepage at any time using this menu. Terrified electrician trapped for hours inside 130-foot high gas station sign recorded goodbye message to wife and kids: 'It was my final words' Was Meghan's supposed role in Guy Ritchie Netflix series leaked as a PR tactic? Watch: Trump's brutal killing of two suspected drug smugglers as chilling details of their US'INVASION' are exposed Lindsay Clancy's supporters are all suddenly acting strange. I'm afraid of what they might do next... something very sick is going on: KENNEDY Husband of slain therapist finally breaks silence on killing that rocked their ritzy horse country town... as fear and rumors run wild over mystery of powerful pharma exec's daughter who was knifed to death Trump's Treasury chief to launch massive financial warfare against Iran as US seeks to cripple'tyrannical' regime Sandra Bullock's devastating SIX YEARS in hiding: Insiders reveal actress was so'lonely and scared' that her'personality changed'... and how ALS death of partner Bryan at 57 nearly ruined her Horrified tourist finds note on her restaurant receipt saying'burn the eggs and spit on them' after she asked for them not to be runny Why a nose job isn't guaranteed to fix your face: From Wayne Rooney to Bella Hadid, a plastic surgeon reveals the celebrities who look better after the procedure - and who shouldn't have gone under the knife Kate shows off new lighter locks and sun-kissed glow after summer holidays - as she enjoys Balmoral break ahead of Harry and Meghan's return Dr. Oz addresses concerns about MMR vaccine after Trump calls shot'lethal' Tom Cruise's sex life crisis: Insiders reveal actor's secret'frustration' at 64... real reason Ana de Armas fling collapsed... lover's name he can't bear to hear... and Victoria Beckham's failed interventions Meghan is being cruelly used: LIZ JONES's warning to the Duchess as her film offer is abruptly'withdrawn' Two police officers fired and arrested for'egregious criminal conduct' during violent car stop in Arizona Shelley Fabares dead at 82: The Donna Reed Show actress who starred alongside Elvis Presley remembered by'heartbroken' family I've watched the full Perez Hilton knife video. The truth about this tragedy is beyond horrific but somehow it's just got worse: ROB SHUTER Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan hit with shock lawsuit claiming he STOLE idea for show starring Kevin Costner... days after highly anticipated spin-off was scrapped The Hollywood face never changes!

You're viewing the US edition You can switch to the UK or AU homepage at any time using this menu. Terrified electrician trapped for hours inside 130-foot high gas station sign recorded goodbye message to wife and kids: 'It was my final words' Was Meghan's supposed role in Guy Ritchie Netflix series leaked as a PR tactic? Watch: Trump's brutal killing of two suspected drug smugglers as chilling details of their US'INVASION' are exposed Lindsay Clancy's supporters are all suddenly acting strange. I'm afraid of what they might do next... something very sick is going on: KENNEDY Husband of slain therapist finally breaks silence on killing that rocked their ritzy horse country town... as fear and rumors run wild over mystery of powerful pharma exec's daughter who was knifed to death Trump's Treasury chief to launch massive financial warfare against Iran as US seeks to cripple'tyrannical' regime Sandra Bullock's devastating SIX YEARS in hiding: Insiders reveal actress was so'lonely and scared' that her'personality changed'... and how ALS death of partner Bryan at 57 nearly ruined her Horrified tourist finds note on her restaurant receipt saying'burn the eggs and spit on them' after she asked for them not to be runny Why a nose job isn't guaranteed to fix your face: From Wayne Rooney to Bella Hadid, a plastic surgeon reveals the celebrities who look better after the procedure - and who shouldn't have gone under the knife Kate shows off new lighter locks and sun-kissed glow after summer holidays - as she enjoys Balmoral break ahead of Harry and Meghan's return Dr. Oz addresses concerns about MMR vaccine after Trump calls shot'lethal' Tom Cruise's sex life crisis: Insiders reveal actor's secret'frustration' at 64... real reason Ana de Armas fling collapsed... lover's name he can't bear to hear... and Victoria Beckham's failed interventions Meghan is being cruelly used: LIZ JONES's warning to the Duchess as her film offer is abruptly'withdrawn' Two police officers fired and arrested for'egregious criminal conduct' during violent car stop in Arizona Shelley Fabares dead at 82: The Donna Reed Show actress who starred alongside Elvis Presley remembered by'heartbroken' family I've watched the full Perez Hilton knife video. The truth about this tragedy is beyond horrific but somehow it's just got worse: ROB SHUTER Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan hit with shock lawsuit claiming he STOLE idea for show starring Kevin Costner... days after highly anticipated spin-off was scrapped The Hollywood face never changes!

Agentic AI is no longer a research artifact. These systems are embedded in live infrastructure, clinical workflows, and legal processes: deleting databases, advising patients, and generating legal documents. Wrong outputs cannot simply be taken back. The central question has shifted from whether these systems are ready to make consequential decisions to who is accountable when they get those decisions wrong. The standard apparatus of fault-finding (identifying an actor, establishing a duty, connecting a breach to an injury) was built for a world in which agents are human, decisions are sequential, and causation is legible.

The number of graduate jobs has fallen almost in half in the past year, according to new figures, as employers cut entry-level roles in favour of AI and battle rising costs. Jobs website Adzuna said it had just 8,383 graduate vacancies listed in July, down from 15,397 at the same point last year. Adzuna also found competition among job seekers across all levels is rising, with an average of 2.14 job seekers per vacancy in July, up from 1.93 a year earlier. Businesses have said employer national insurance and minimum wage hikes have made hiring more expensive, particularly for junior staff. The number of graduate vacancies listed hit its lowest level since Adzuna started recording such data in 2016.