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Most Scots worried AI use means people 'think less for themselves' (opens the original)
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Most Scots fear the use of AI to find instant answers means people are thinking less for themselves, a survey has found. Meanwhile, four in 10 Scots say the use of technology in general has made their memory worse. Academics warned artificial intelligence could erode critical skills in society and push humans “out of the loop” in the forging of their own memories. A study of 1,002 Scottish adults, commissioned by Scottish Bridge, found worries about the effect of technology on our ability to rem
No action taken against Iranian man following Faslane nuclear base incident (opens the original)
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Prosecutors say no proceedings will be taken against an Iranian man following an incident where two people allegedly tried to enter the Faslane naval base. A 34-year-old man from Iran and a 31-year-old woman from Romania were arrested following the incident on March 19. The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service has now said that the 34-year-old will have no proceedings brought against him “at this time”. The prosecution service released a statement saying: “The procurator fiscal received a
Donald Trump to save Scottish independence thoughts for 'another day' (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has said he will save his opinion on Scottish independence for “another day”, shortly after doubling down on his comments on Irish unity. On Saturday, the US President responded to a question from the Press Association by saying he “would love to see” Ireland unified, adding: “It’s going to happen eventually.” On the second day of his trip to Ireland, he was asked about the diplomatic backlash this caused, saying: “I love my comments.” Speaking to reporters in Co Clare, he said: “I
Tiny urn containing ‘human ashes’ lost on London train to Aberdeen (opens the original)
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A tiny urn wrapped in a teddy bear and believed to contain human ashes has been left on a train between London and Aberdeen. British Transport Police has issued an appeal to try to locate its rightful owner. The small red urn is wrapped in purple and white artificial flowers and held in the arms of a teddy bear toy. It is believed to have been left on an LNER service travelling from London Kings Cross to Aberdeen and was subsequently handed into lost property on the train’s arrival in Aberdeen.
Marks and Spencer superfan aged 101 gets VIP treatment on special trip to store (opens the original)
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A Marks & Spencer superfan aged 101 was given VIP treatment as she made a special trip to her favourite branch of the retailer. Frances Blair, from Aberdeen, has always been a devoted Marks & Spencer shopper. She has been living in the Tor-Na-Dee care home in Milltimber for the past four years but one of her biggest hopes has been to revisit the M&S on St Nicholas Street. She would spend hours browsing clothing, jewellery, and gifts at the shop when she went to visit with her daughters and frien
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