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Creepy vision of future reveals silent AI robots ‘trained in minutes’ filling offices and cleaning for your children
HUMANOID robots with permanent smiles have been demonstrated doing office work in a popular YouTube video. The clip was posted by a company called 1X and it demonstrates the capabilities of its EVE robots. 3A company called 1X has created a humanoid robot called EVECredit: YouTube/1X 3The robots have been demonstrated in a video entering an officeCredit: YouTube/1X “Strong enough to move shipments but gentle enough to handle fragile items, EVE will easily fit into your logistics workflow and work seamlessly alongside your team in a warehouse or distribution center,” the video caption explains. The 1X video has over 11,000…
We used to have sex twice a day, now it’s once a month – will he ever get strong erections again?
IT turns out people often only take their health seriously after a scare or if aches and pains strike. Reaching a milestone birthday is another trigger that encourages people to take better care of themselves. 4Dr Zoe Williams helps a reader whose husband has type 2 diabetes and is experiencing problems with getting an erection That’s according to a recent survey of 2,000 people by OnePoll, which confirms sometimes we need a “wake-up call” to address our lifestyles. However, the research also found that 39 per cent of respondents regret not taking better care of their health before their mid-20s.…
From mystery window falls to poisoned cup of tea and killer door handle, how Putin’s critics met their grisly ends
LANGUISHING in a bone-chilling gulag in the Arctic Circle, opposition leader Alexei Navalny bore no possible threat to tyrant Vladimir Putin. Yet — riddled with dictators’ paranoia many believe the Kremlin butcher ordered the democracy fighter’s death. 15Ruthless Vladimir Putin has blood on his hands as critics dieCredit: Reuters 15Alexander Litvinenko, 2006, poisonedCredit: Getty 15Anna Politikovskaya 2006, assassinatedCredit: Getty And, like a spate of other state-sanctioned murders, Putin doesn’t give a damn who knows it. From plane crashes to poisonings and a series of mystery falls from windows, the reach of his intelligence services is long and bloodthirsty. With…
‘Beautiful’ girl, 19, died just months after suffering from persistent headaches ‘while studying hard at university’
1. Getting irritated easily Changes in personality can be an early warning sign of brain tumours, with one in three patients suffering a change, according to the Brain Tumour Charity. The disease can cause people to become irritated more easily, as well as aggressive, confused or forgetful. Losing motivation, depression, loss of social inhibitions, anxiety, mood swings and difficulty planning, organising or identifying emotions can also be a symptom. As the tumour grows, it can press on brain cells around it, affecting how they work. Personality changes are most common when the tumour is in the frontal lobe, which controls your personality and…
Inside China’s vast new Bond villain-style Antarctic ‘spy base’ that houses 80 all year round in -90C to ‘snoop on West’
CHINA’S mammoth new James Bond villain-style Antarctic “research station” could be used to gather intelligence on the West, experts say. The 5,244sqm facility, whose construction was overseen by China’s top military command, can house as many as 80 people year-round. 10China’s Qinling Station in Antarctica, photographed on February 6Credit: Rex 10The station is sectioned into three areas with a central common room Situated on Inexpressible Island near the Ross Sea, the remote Qinling Station is China’s fifth Antarctic base and its third capable of operating year-round. According to China’s Foreign Ministry, the facility – which is believed to include an…
Women who exercise have ‘significantly lower risk of early death than men – even if they put less effort in’
WOMEN reap the benefits of exercise more than men do, a study suggests. Data from more than 400,000 US adults showed that women who exercise regularly have a significantly lower risk of early death compared to men – even when they do less minutes per week. 1Exercise was found to be beneficial for both men and womenCredit: Getty They were 24 per cent less likely to experience death from any cause, compared to women who did not exercise, while men were 15 per cent less likely. Women also had a 36 per cent reduced risk for a fatal heart attack,…
You need 20/20 vision to spot the bear – but only those with a high IQ can find the hidden apple in the forest too
THIS mind-boggling optical illusion has puzzle fanatics scratching their heads in pursuit of the answer – but can you find it? If you can spot both the cheeky bear and the delicious apple in this image then you may have 20/20 vision and a high IQ. 8Try to find both the bear and the apple in this brain teaserCredit: Shutterstock The picture shows a happy forest scene where a family are gathering mushrooms on their daily walk. There are two children who are accompanied by their grandpa and little white dog. But the task is to find a hidden apple…
Cases of ‘neglected’ tropical disease spread by blood-sucking ‘kissing bugs’ rise across parts of Europe
CASES of a tropical disease spread by blood-sucking “kissing bugs” are rising in some parts of Europe. An estimated 6,469,283 Chagas disease (CD) infections were reported across 51 countries in 2019. 1Chagas disease is spread by blood-sucking ‘kissing bugs’Credit: Alamy While this is an overall decrease worldwide in the last 30 years, numbers are “increasing substantially” in new countries. The illness is endemic to Latin America, primarily occurring in Bolivia, Venezuela, Argentina and Brazil. But experts warn it is becoming more and more common in some European countries and North America. Between 1990 and 2019, cases in Spain rose by 25,081,…
Hamas’s youngest hostage baby Kfir seen in Gaza for FIRST time in haunting video taken after horror kidnap
BABY Kfir Bibas – Hamas’s youngest hostage – was seen alive in Gaza for the first time in a haunting video taken hours after his kidnap. CCTV footage shared by the IDF shows the one-year-old, his brother Ariel and mum Shiri being taken by Hamas in eastern Khan Younis. 8Baby Kfir Bibas was reportedly spotted alive in recently-uncovered CCTV footageCredit: Reuters 8A clip released by the IDF shows a woman carrying a child as she is escorted by a group of menCredit: IDF 8Mum Shiri Bibas, 32, is seen wearing a similar bed sheet when she was taken hostage by…
‘Healthy’ nurse, 30, found out she had tuberculosis just hours before she died and sent chilling 10-word text to family
A NURSE found out she had tuberculosis less than 24 hours before she passed away. Carrianne Franks, 30, contracted the deadly Victorian disease while volunteering on an NHS ward in November 2020. 3Carrianne Franks, 30, was unknowingly exposed to a patient with tuberculosis while volunteering in an NHS hospital during the Covid pandemicCredit: X 3She sent a chilling text to her mum just a day before she passed away, when she was diagnosed with TBCredit: Facebook But she wasn’t told she’d been exposed to tuberculosis (TB) for months, delaying her diagnosis and contributing to her death, a damning report has found.…