Newspage Raws
Questions we’ve put to Newspage’s experts, with their answers. Search by keyword or topic and by date, newest or most answered first.
23 Raws in physics
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
AI trained on 68 smuggled specimens can now spot shark fins hidden in airport luggage 95% of the time
AI trained on 68 smuggled specimens can now spot shark fins hidden in airport luggage 95% of the time, using scanners most travellers walk past without a second thought. Researchers at Sydney's Macquarie University…
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- OpenAI
- Banking technology
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- Managed IT services
- Apple
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- oceans
- open source
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- biology
- mobile phones
- recycling
- scientific research
- chemistry
- extreme weather
- hardware
- sewage
- upcycling
- earthquakes
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Leaked Microsoft Memo: Phase 1: "Make people addicted" to AI.
Microsoft's leaked internal planning document for its new AI assistant Scout lists "make people addicted" as Phase 1 of a three-phase rollout strategy. This isn't a consumer app, it's enterprise software your employer…
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- community interest company
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- social enterprise
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- Fractional service provider
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- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Parental leave
- fraud
- Managed IT services
- Apple
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- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- rip-offs
- astrophysics
- biology
- holiday nightmares
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- scientific research
- chemistry
- hardware
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Reduced Friction: OpenAI's Answer To Global Data Centre Revolt Is A Job Ad
OpenAI is hiring a Community Engagement Lead whose job description lists "reduced friction" as a key success metric just five days after another 500 people marched through Vancouver on Saturday. The job listing is for…
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- community interest company
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- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- broken society
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- climate change
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Parental leave
- decarbonisation
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- oceans
- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- politicians
- recycling
- scientific research
- chemistry
- confrontations
- culture wars
- extreme weather
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- sewage
- upcycling
- earthquakes
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Microsoft's cyberattack problem: its own marketplace was the deployment weapon
GitHub , owned by Microsoft, has confirmed hackers stole data from roughly 3,800 of its internal code repositories after a staff member installed a poisoned add-on from the marketplace built into Microsoft's own coding…
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- software
- software
- bank issues
- hacking
- hacking
- online privacy
- Big Data
- consumer scams
- IT support
- hacked
- IT
- fraud
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- Microsoft
- Microsoft
- open source
- physics
- rip-offs
- astrophysics
- biology
- holiday nightmares
- mobile phones
- scientific research
- chemistry
- hardware
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Lancet: False AI-generated biomedical citations see 12-fold increase from 2023-2025
Doctors could be treating you based on principles influenced by AI hallucinated studies and the cause of the problem has accelerated 12-fold since 2023. The Lancet has published a Columbia University audit of 2.5…
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- healthcare
- healthcare
- women's health
- care homes
- medtech
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- physics
- upcoming authors
- astrophysics
- biology
- cancer research
- exercise
- oncology
- Orthopaedics
- pilates
- poetry
- research
- scientific research
- weights
- chemistry
- jogging
- modern literature
- surgery
- weightlifting
- hospitals
- literature
- novels
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
63% of people forget whether an idea was theirs or AI's within a week, new cognitive science study shows
" The AI Memory Gap : Users Misremember What They Created With AI or Without " a peer-reviewed study presented at CHI 2026 by Zindulka, Goller, Fernandes, Welsch and Buschek, asked 184 people to come up with ideas and…
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- purpose-led business
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- hacking
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Parental leave
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- Microsoft
- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- astrophysics
- biology
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- scientific research
- chemistry
- hardware
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Meta US staff put up secret posters in bathroom cubicals protesting about intrusive AI "bossware"
Reuters reports it has seen materials asking " Don't want to work at the Employee Data Extraction Factory? " as a follow up to a report published on 21 April that Meta were to start capturing employee mouse movements,…
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- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- healthy living
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- stress
- broken society
- commercial law
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- neuroscience
- big business bullying tactics
- corporate scandals
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- Parental leave
- psychoanalysis
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- hypnotherapy
- burnout
- council cock-ups
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- late payments
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- CMA
- criminal activity
- human rights
- insomnia
- international law
- Maternity leave
- scientific research
- tip-offs
- chemistry
- culture wars
- meditation
- philosophy
- political sociology
- sociology
- payin30days
- round-robins
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
One AI data centre will produce 23 atomic bombs worth of heat a day, physics professor claims
AN ENORMOUS new AI data centre that has been approved would dump the heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs per day into the environment, a physics professor has claimed. The Stratos Project would be three times the size of…
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- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- local authorities
- industries
- society
- headhunting
- nature
- land management
- weather
- science
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- bank issues
- business rates
- purpose-led business
- construction
- manufacturing
- property damage
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- broken society
- consumer scams
- council fails
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- climate change
- engineering
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- services
- decarbonisation
- fraud
- telecoms
- oceans
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- council workers
- fallen trees
- holiday nightmares
- mobile
- recycling
- rough seas
- scientific research
- sunrises
- sunsets
- chemistry
- culture wars
- extreme weather
- floods
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- sewage
- upcycling
- WDN
- earthquakes
- pot holes
- semiconductors
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
55% of Brits Say Political Differences Threaten Society. 40% Censor Their Own Views. So Where Do You Go to Think Politics Through?
Political science Professor Sir John Curtice confirmed via the BBC on Friday that British politics has "fragmented" with a five-way split across England. But the more interesting fragmentation is happening in ordinary…
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- innovation
- mind
- society
- science
- AI
- AI
- mental health
- cyber security
- psychology
- machine learning
- mental wellbeing
- OpenAI
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- hacking
- healthy living
- online privacy
- Geopolitics
- stress
- Big Data
- broken society
- culture
- IT support
- neuroscience
- IT
- psychoanalysis
- hypnotherapy
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- burnout
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- insomnia
- mobile phones
- politicians
- scientific research
- chemistry
- confrontations
- culture wars
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- meditation
- philosophy
- political sociology
- politicians spotted
- sociology
· 5 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Some Silicon Valley AI CEOs have turned down the volume on the job apocalypse rhetoric. Why and why now?
Silicon Valley's AI chiefs spent two years telling you their products would end your career. Now they'd like your investment instead. Here are two statements in the last week: Sam Altman, OpenAi CEO, 1 May 2026, on X :…
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- employment law
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- healthy living
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
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- Big Data
- broken society
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- neuroscience
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Parental leave
- psychoanalysis
- hypnotherapy
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- burnout
- Microsoft
- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- insomnia
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- scientific research
- chemistry
- culture wars
- hardware
- meditation
- philosophy
- political sociology
- sociology
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
UK drivers' move to EVs will save 2.9 Mt of CO₂. 10 AI data centres will emit 2.75 with 140 in the queue
Britain's drivers switching to electric vehicles will save an estimated 2.9 million tonnes of CO₂ in 2025. Ten AI data centres currently in planning or construction will emit 2.75 million tonnes annually . The figures…
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- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- classic cars
- society
- transport
- headhunting
- supercars
- breakdowns
- science
- modern classics
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- personal tax
- SME finance
- tax tips
- inheritance tax
- accountancy
- accounting
- cyber security
- machine learning
- corporation tax
- OpenAI
- small retailer
- independent retailer
- tax avoidance
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- IHT
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- bank issues
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- Retail economics
- tax evasion
- online privacy
- community interest company
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- boarded up high streets
- broken society
- consumer scams
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- climate change
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- decarbonisation
- fraud
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- spiritual
- Apple
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- physics
- rip-offs
- road safety
- social norms
- airport nightmares
- astrophysics
- biology
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- holiday nightmares
- mobile phones
- politicians
- poor service
- recycling
- scientific research
- Butcher
- chemistry
- confrontations
- culture wars
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- sewage
- traffic jams
- upcycling
- Zen
- car crashes
- late trains
- packed trains
- R&R
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
UK Government Backs Business Designed to Discover Knowledge Humans Are Yet to Find
DSIT with its Sovereign AI initiative just co-invested in a $1.1 billion bet that Ineffable Intelligence 's AI can discover new knowledge humans haven't found yet. David Silver built AlphaGo, AlphaZero and AlphaProof at…
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- business tips
- start-up
- business bullshit
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- UK politics
- purpose-led business
- community interest company
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- bad schools
- broken society
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- International politics
- teaching
- bad teaching
- crowdfunding
- Labour Party
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- politicians
- scientific research
- chemistry
- confrontations
- culture wars
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Two Government AI Studies. Two Opposing Conclusions. One Policy Agenda?
The UK government has published a new UK artificial intelligence sectoral analysis survey hot on the heels of the results from an earlier end-user focused AI study published 28 Jan 2026. Both come from DSIT. Both use…
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- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
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- digital privacy
- software
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- construction
- employment law
- hacking
- manufacturing
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- engineering
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Parental leave
- services
- Managed IT services
- telecoms
- Apple
- crowdfunding
- Microsoft
- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- astrophysics
- biology
- Maternity leave
- mobile
- mobile phones
- scientific research
- chemistry
- hardware
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- payin30days
- semiconductors
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Mythos: Has Anthropic overstated the cyberthreat threat to boost its profile?
Anthropic says Claude Mythos Preview marks a dramatic cyber shift. Its Project Glasswing announcement says Mythos “has already identified thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across critical infrastructure” and…
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- digital marketing
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- SEO
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
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- advertising
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- Brand management
- workplace culture
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- sales
- software
- bank issues
- employee rights
- online
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- hacking
- Copywriting
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- Google Ads
- IT support
- PPC
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Parental leave
- Reputation management
- TikTok
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- local journalism
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- TV
- astrophysics
- biology
- CMA
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- radio
- scientific research
- chemistry
- culture wars
- hardware
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
UK Government Launches £500m Sovereign AI Initiative
The UK Government launched its £500m Sovereign AI Unit yesterday with seven companies in its first batch. The pitch: "AI maker, not AI taker." Keep brilliant founders building in Britain. Stop the brain drain. However,…
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- AI
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- Business finance
- SME finance
- business tips
- cyber security
- machine learning
- healthcare
- OpenAI
- start-up
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- online privacy
- women's health
- community interest company
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- care homes
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- medtech
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- alternative medicine
- Apple
- crowdfunding
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- physics
- astrophysics
- biology
- cancer research
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- exercise
- mobile phones
- oncology
- Orthopaedics
- pilates
- politicians
- research
- scientific research
- weights
- chemistry
- confrontations
- hardware
- jogging
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- surgery
- weightlifting
- hospitals
- payin30days
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
AI creates new dangers for children, new research finds
The LSE Digital Futures for Children centre published research this week making a case that deserves more attention than it will probably get. Their finding is that AI creates new dangers for children, and it makes…
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- OpenAI
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- UK politics
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- children's education
- online privacy
- community interest company
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- bad schools
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- divorce law
- ESG
- hacked
- IT
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- International politics
- teaching
- Apple
- bad teaching
- criminal law
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- children's fashion
- CMA
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- mobile phones
- politicians
- scientific research
- acting
- chemistry
- confrontations
- culture wars
- festivals
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- theatre
- cool kids
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Britain let a Bank Define Digital Skills Goals for 8 Years. Now AI's on the List, the Government Wants the Job Back.
Lloyds Banking Group has been deciding what counts as essential digital competence for the British public since 2018. Not Ofsted. Not the Department for Education. A bank. That arrangement ended quietly on Monday,…
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- science
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- workplace culture
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- hacking
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- bad schools
- Big Data
- Fractional service provider
- ESG
- IT
- Parental leave
- International politics
- teaching
- Apple
- bad teaching
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- astrophysics
- biology
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- politicians
- scientific research
- chemistry
- confrontations
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Man accidentally seizes control of 6,700 robot vacuums worldwide while trying to steer his own with a game console controller
AI strategist Sammy Azdoufal used an AI coding tool to reverse engineer his DJI Romo robot vacuum's communication protocol. Instead of connecting only to his own £1,600 device, the app handed him live access to…
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- law
- home
- leisure
- bad business practice
- innovation
- consumer rights
- crime
- industries
- society
- funny
- science
- AI
- AI
- cyber security
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- property law
- small retailer
- independent retailer
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- digital privacy
- digital privacy
- software
- bank issues
- construction
- hacking
- manufacturing
- Retail economics
- online privacy
- Big Data
- boarded up high streets
- broken society
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- culture
- family law
- divorce law
- engineering
- hacked
- IT
- services
- cool homes
- fraud
- quirky homes
- telecoms
- Apple
- criminal law
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- physics
- remote homes
- rip-offs
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- mobile
- mobile phones
- poor service
- scientific research
- walking
- Butcher
- chemistry
- culture wars
- hardware
- hilarious
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- time out
- Darwin Award
- drunk
- furniture
- poser
- rambling
- semiconductors
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Your Computer Might Be Working for Criminals Right Now And a YouTube Tutorial Helped It Happen
This is the dark side of the automation boom. It is not just about dodgy advice online. It is about how easily "helpful" content is being weaponised to turn your PC into a tool for organised crime. The Bait and Switch…
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UK Government Invests £36 Million to Expand Cambridge AI Supercomputer Capacity Sixfold
For years, if you wanted serious computing power to develop AI tools, you needed Silicon Valley money. Now the UK government is changing that by putting £36 million into a Cambridge supercomputer that any British…
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