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Apple Pauses AI News Summaries After Factually Incorrect Headlines

January 17, 2025

Apple has decided to halt its AI-generated news summary notifications temporarily. This move comes after a series of false headlines created quite a stir among journalists and news outlets. The feature, part of Apple's Intelligence service introduced in 2024, was designed to give users quick news up

weather

Philadelphia's Weekend Weather: Snowy Surprises Ahead

January 17, 2025

Hey, Philly! Brace yourselves for a wild weekend weather rollercoaster. It all starts with a sunny Friday and a rainy Saturday. But hold onto your hats, because Sunday is where things get interesting. A cold front is moving in, and with it, some much-anticipated snow. Forecasters are still trying t

health

Revamping Spain's Drug Pricing: Insights into China's Strategy

January 17, 2025

Ever wondered how a country decides the price of new medicines? Spain has been working on an update to how it evaluates and prices drugs for its National Health System (NHS). They've got a plan that stretches from 2019 to 2024. The Advisory Committee on Pharmaceutical Financing (CAPF) has shared som

entertainment

New Mario Kart Game Shows Off Movie-Inspired Donkey Kong Look

January 17, 2025

A fresh trailer for Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 console has sparked curiosity and comments about a new Donkey Kong design in what seems to be the latest Mario Kart game. This revamped design draws inspiration from The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and fans are quick to notice the change. "Something's n

sports

New Rules for Paying College Athletes

January 17, 2025

The Department of Education has spoken up about a hot topic: paying college athletes. They said that new plans to pay athletes in some sports more than others might break the law called Title IX. This law makes sure schools treat both male and female athletes fairly. The memo was released just befor

health

Safety in Norwegian Fish Farms: Lessons from Accidents

January 17, 2025

Working on a fish farm in Norway can be dangerous. Fish farming involves high-energy environments with many risks. To keep workers safe, it's crucial to understand past accidents and learn from them. This study aimed to boost knowledge about what makes Norwegian fish farming safer, based on records

health

Exploring EMR Use in Philippine Rural Health Centers Before and During COVID-19

January 17, 2025

The switch to electronic medical records (EMRs) in the Philippines has been in the works for over a decade, guided by the Philippine eHealth Agenda. EMRs are designed to enhance clinical management and are common in advanced economies. Yet, there's still limited research on how they're actually used

technology

Apple Hits Pause on News Alerts After Mistakes

January 17, 2025

Apple has decided to temporarily stop using AI to summarize news alerts. This comes after some false information was sent out, causing confusion. For instance, a BBC article was misunderstood, leading people to believe something that wasn't true. The tech giant is now working on making these summari

health

Reviewing Citric Acid Esters for Baby Food Safety

January 16, 2025

In 2020, the Food Additives and Flavourings Panel (FAF Panel) took a fresh look at citric acid esters of mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids (known as E 472c). Alongside this, they reviewed similar substances like acetic and tartaric acid esters (E 472a, b, d, e, f). The FAF Panel was later asked

technology

Sebastian Vogelsang's New Instagram-Like App on Bluesky's AT Protocol

January 16, 2025

Have you ever wished for a simpler version of Instagram? Well, hold on to your hats because there's a new app on the block! Sebastian Vogelsang, a clever developer, is creating a fun new app called Flashes. This app is built on top of Bluesky's AT Protocol, which means you can use it just like Insta