UK plans £100m AI biosecurity lab as OpenAI shuns live web training
Rosland Capital files for bankruptcy; Sapkowski plans another Witcher book, and a pub explorer names 50 favourites.
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Rosland Capital files for bankruptcy; Sapkowski plans another Witcher book, and a pub explorer names 50 favourites.
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The briefing also covers a new Witcher novel, teenagers’ cinema plans, William Shatner’s Broadway memories and a pub enthusiast’s 42-year quest to visit 25,000 British pubs.
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Marvel explores AI’s threat to humanity, while a gaming developer removes AI voices after backlash; Geralt will return, and a British pub enthusiast has visited 25,000 pubs.
The AI moves come as a game developer removes generated voices and offers refunds; Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski is writing another book, while a pub explorer names his 50 favourites after visiting 25,000.
The government will fund a national lab to guard against biological threats, while OpenAI turns to simulated internet data and a game developer removes AI-generated voices. A new Witcher novel and a guide to 50 favourite pubs round out the briefing.
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The UK is to invest £100 million in a national lab to counter biological threats. Elsewhere, an AI voice row prompts refunds, while new Witcher and pub books make headlines.