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Giuseppe Giordano

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 16, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Giuseppe Giordano

    She Turned £200 Into £1,000 a Month on Vinted: The Trainer-Flipping Side Hustle Anyone Can Start (opens the original)

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    Trainers are everywhere. Stacked by the door, lined up on shelves and tucked into boxes waiting to be posted. The smell of suede cleaner hangs in the air. Call her Mia. She is not running a warehouse or employing staff. She is running a business from her bedroom. There is no office, no inventory software and no fulfilment team. Just a spreadsheet, a smartphone and regular trips to the local post office. The 21-year-old is in her first year of university. Between lectures and assignments, she buy

  2. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Giuseppe Giordano

    Is AI Making Us Less Creative? New Study Reveals What ChatGPT May Be Doing to Your Brain (opens the original)

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    Is AI making people less creative? The question has been circling for years, mostly in opinion columns and think pieces. Now the research is catching up. And what it shows is more specific, and more unsettling, than the usual debate about AI replacing jobs. The concern is not that artificial intelligence will do our work for us. It is that it may be training us to stop thinking altogether. In June 2025, researchers at the MIT Media Lab published the preliminary results of a four-month study exam

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Giuseppe Giordano

    Why Thousands of UK Students Are Ditching English and History Degrees for Business and AI (opens the original)

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    Something has been quietly happening inside British universities for more than a decade. Lecture halls where students once debated literature, dissected history and argued philosophy are getting smaller. Not because the questions have become less relevant, but because the answers no longer feel affordable. According to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), acceptances to English Studies fell from 10,020 in 2011 to 6,980 in 2020, a drop of nearly 30%. History and Philosophical

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