A case study in a medical journal reported that the 60-year-old man replaced sodium chloride with sodium bromide after consulting the AI bot.

The Trump administration has moved to end temporary protected status for immigrants from Honduras and other countries. Among them are health care workers tending to older and disabled people.

Some say that AI is going to modify our vocabulary, possibly to the degree that we no longer use human-devised words. Good or bad? Here's the insider scoop.

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YouTube relies on an automatic feature that translates foreign-language videos poorly into German. Even premium payers cannot turn it off permanently.

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22/03/2025 @ 09:30 - 13:00 - ITI Scottish Network invites you to its spring workshop: Working with direct clients with TIM GUTTERIDGE To be held at The Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh on Saturday, 22 ...

Remembering the Holocaust and the horrors of death camps like Auschwitz is a profoundly unifying act, write Dr Henry Lovat and Dr Mia Spiro

The analysis from WordFinderX revealed some fascinating trends.

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Damion Searls, who has translated a Nobel laureate, believes his craft isn’t about transforming or reflecting a text. It’s about conjuring one’s experience of it.

Part 5 of the Bevan Foundation's new report series highlights the issues and experiences of using interpreters in migration justice.

The arts are not a nice-to-have luxury. They play a crucial role in the UK economy, and precarious poverty should not be the inevitable lot of an artist’s life.

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From beer and facial hair to stomach bugs and car parts, test your knowledge of English’s transatlantic idiosyncrasies

The Authors Guild believes it is crucial that authors, not publishers or tech companies, have control over the licensing of AI rights. Authors must be able to choose whether they want to allow their w...

As Apple Intelligence rollout continues, linguists say tools to rewrite texts and emails add ‘extra layer of inauthenticity’

The cross-party House of Lords Public Services Committee has written to the Lord Chancellor. The letter draws on written and oral evidence from the Chartered Institute of Linguists, as well as evidenc...

As new national poet, the Gaelic speaker is looking at all of the languages spoken in the country, to see ‘what we can learn between them’

The Connexion speaks to Adriana Hunter as she prepares to tackle the poetic bestseller Son odeur après la pluie

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With the number of inbound visitors rapidly increasing, rural areas are facing the urgent challenge of securing transportation options for tourists.