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Sorry, blondes! Women with darker hair are judged more attractive (opens the original)
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For decades, blondes have been told they have more fun – but when it comes to attractiveness, brunettes may be getting the last laugh. A new study has found that a person's hair colour can influence how smooth and even their skin appears to other people. Researchers discovered that darker hair and high-contrast backgrounds, particularly black ones, made facial skin look more even and uniform. This, in turn, is strongly linked to judgements of attractiveness, health, youthfulness and even traits
Britain's most iconic dogs are disappearing, new analysis reveals (opens the original)
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They were once the dogs that defined Britain, from Lassie's Rough Collie to the shaggy Dulux Sheepdog and the droopy-eared Bloodhound. But a new analysis suggests many of the nation's most iconic breeds are disappearing from family homes, as owners increasingly opt for fashionable designer crossbreeds instead. Royal Kennel Club registration data analysed by VetMedi suggests many of Britain's best-known native dog breeds are in steep decline, with some recording only a handful of births in 2025.
Is AI secretly conscious? Scientist demands urgent tests (opens the original)
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What if the world's smartest chatbot really did wake up one day? While it may sound like science fiction, a leading consciousness scientist says we urgently need to start thinking about the possibility. We currently have no reliable test to determine whether an AI system is conscious, Megan Peters, a lecturer in Computational Cognition at University College London, said. And if it does one day become aware of its own thoughts, humans face a significant moral dilemma – whether to turn it off. Pro
Going up! Dubai skyscraper will feature a 2,000ft continuous elevator (opens the original)
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If you think the lift to the top of The Shard is a long ride, spare a thought for future visitors to Dubai's Burj Azizi. The skyscraper will feature a staggering 2,071ft (631.5m) continuous elevator journey – the equivalent of 140 floors – making it one of the longest single lift rides on Earth. KONE, the company behind the technology, says a new generation of AI-powered, lightweight elevators is helping make such record-breaking journeys possible. And it said its design could one day carry pass
Scientist uncovers a hidden pattern in Taylor Swift's songs (opens the original)
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For a woman whose career has been built on reinvention, Taylor Swift may be far more predictable than fans realise. A scientist who analysed more than 100,000 words from the superstar's song catalogue has uncovered a hidden pattern running through her lyrics. Swift has a 'particular fascination' with colour, counterfactuality (what could have happened if things were different), embodiment, opposition and time. Analysis showed that the artist's most over-represented colour is grey, that she tends
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