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AI-generated writing is everywhere... (opens the original)
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Once you start noticing AI-generated writing, it can feel as though it is everywhere. It appears in school assignments, advertisements, restaurant descriptions, corporate announcements, social media posts and increasingly in journalism. The words may change, but the rhythm often feels familiar: polished introductions, predictable transitions, carefully balanced paragraphs and conclusions that neatly summarise everything that came before. Artificial intelligence has undoubtedly made writing easie
What 15 minutes ofreading can do... (opens the original)
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In a world where reaching for a phone has become almost automatic, Singapore is asking people to replace just 15 minutes of scrolling with something increasingly neglected: reading a book. The country’s National Library Board launched ReadSG this month, a multi-year national campaign aimed at making reading a lifelong habit. Its message is deliberately simple: read for at least 15 minutes a day. Participants can record their reading sessions and collect virtual rewards, turning an activity assoc
A hijab ban is not liberation; it is control (opens the original)
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France has long defended laïcité, or state secularism, as a principle intended to protect both the neutrality of public institutions and the freedom of individual conscience. But the National Rally’s (RN) renewed proposal to ban the hijab in public spaces risks turning that principle on its head. Rather than keeping the state out of religion, it would give the state greater power to decide how Muslim women are permitted to dress. The proposal resurfaced ahead of the 2027 presidential election, w
Who gets to be American (opens the original)
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For more than 150 years, birthright citizenship has meant that almost every child born on American soil begins life as an American citizen, regardless of where their parents came from. President Donald Trump has repeatedly attempted to change that principle as part of a much wider effort to restrict immigration. But after the Supreme Court rejected his broader attempt to end birthright citizenship in June, his latest, narrower effort has now also been blocked by a federal judge. The principle co
Meta’s settlement could reshape social media (opens the original)
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For years, parents, educators and policymakers have debated what social media is doing to teenagers. The concerns are familiar: how much time young people spend scrolling, what content algorithms place in front of them, who can contact them and whether platforms are designed to keep them online for as long as possible. The historic settlement between Meta and a bipartisan coalition of US attorneys general suggests those concerns are finally translating into concrete action. Meta has agreed to pa
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