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Firms are being told to stop hiring humans. The AI apocalypse is here

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Chris Blackhurst

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<p>Artisan, an AI agency in San Francisco, ran a poster billboard campaign exhorting firms to ‘Stop Hiring Humans’</p>

<p> King Charles faces protesters during his visit to Middlesbrough on 13 February 2025</p>

Gen Z isn’t buying Andrew’s royal exile and it could bring Harry back

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From Entitled to Untitled: Queen Elizabeth protected Andrew for years

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<p>Eric Lu performs during the 3rd stage of the 19th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw Philharmonic Hall, Poland, on 16 October 2025. (Photo by Krzysztof Szlezak)</p>

How a Chopin piano competition helped me find joy in a dark world

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<p>Proof that beauty can be more than skin deep – beneath those orange shells lies one of nature’s most overlooked superfoods</p>

The gut-health benefits of pumpkin and five best autumnal recipes

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<p>Ncuti Gatwa, the 15th Doctor, recently announced he was stepping down from the long-running sci-fi show after just two years</p>

Doctor Who’s Disney deal was a doomed experiment – but what now?

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<p>‘Black October’: at first it was a novelty</p>

I only wore black for the whole of October – and it changed everything

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<p>Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise play a married couple in Stanley Kubrick’s 1999 film ‘Eyes Wide Shut’</p>

Gen Z are obsessed with Eyes Wide Shut – and linking it to Epstein

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<p>Walking is an accessible way to increase your activity levels, but in isolation it does not represent a well-rounded exercise routine for most people.</p>

Fitness and wellbeing

The big mistake people make when walking 10,000 steps per day

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<p>Kate seems to avoid the displays of entitlement that have tarnished the image of older royals such as Sarah Ferguson</p>

Royal Family News

Why Kate is known as the ‘huntress’ in the royal pack

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<p>Prunella Scales was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2013</p>

arts-entertainment

Julian Machin on his 40-year friendship with Prunella Scales

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<p>The 10ft statue of Hercules that stood in the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, south London, has quietly been removed and relocated to the King’s Windsor estate</p>

The case of the missing Kew statue King Charles reclaimed as his own

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<p>There is growing concern around the dark influence on-line bot companions are having on young minds</p>

AI bot companions are being banned for under 18’s with good reason

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<p>If you’re going to rebuild and bank the collagen in your face, it will reduce the biological age of your skin, but naturally, you’re also going to look younger</p>

Fitness and wellbeing

Can you biohack your skin and reduce its biological age with collagen?

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<p>The ‘Firework’ singer and the former Canadian PM have confirmed they are dating</p>

Why Justin Trudeau dating Katy Perry makes more sense than you think

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Voices

The personal ‘crimes’ and misdemeanours of Rachel Reeves keep mounting

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<p>Rachel Reeves admitted she had made an ‘inadvertent’ error</p>

<p>‘The press will be calling for her eviction from British society. But perhaps against all the odds, Sarah Ferguson will get another act’</p>

Have we really seen the last of Sarah Ferguson?

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<p>There’s a sense that it’s the most royalist of people who now despise Andrew the most, for how he betrayed the institution they cherish</p>

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor hasn’t reached rock bottom yet

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<p>Frieda Hughes and two of her paintings</p>

I had a better relationship with my printer than with my ex-husband

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Sorry, Mr President, but Xi runs the world now

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<p>Queen Elizabeth II stands next to a classic Invacar invalid carriage during a ceremony at Windsor Castle to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Motability in 2017</p>

The three-wheeled car plan that may be Reform’s most idiotic idea yet

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<p>‘After 90 minutes of extra time in the pharmacy, we were free to leave after 18 hours. A long way above that four-hour target’</p>

My 18 hours in A&E showed me what Wes Streeting is up against

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You’ll choke on your Greens, Sir Keir, if you lurch to the left

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<p>A boy stands in an opening of a wall at his home destroyed in an Israeli strike in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, on October 29</p>

Peace in the Middle East, Mr Trump? You’re not even close...

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<p>‘Every child should come into the world for good reasons because they are wanted, and not because their mother did not have £30’</p>

I didn’t have £30 for a morning-after pill when I needed it

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<p>Hurricane Melissa has finally made landfall in Jamaica and is set to move towards Cuba and other Caribbean islands</p>

What it is like to be in the path of 185mph Hurricane Melissa

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<p>Starmer is signalling how Britain stands for aspiration – all while killing aspiration. It does not make sense</p>

Keir Starmer’s attack on aspiration is draining the life from Britain

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The Longer Read

<p>Wxtreme weather is wrecking harvests, hitting farm<a href="/mt/?noimg=&dark=on&url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.independent.co.uk%2ftopic%2ffarm"></a>incomes and reducing our food security</p>

The nation’s harvest is in trouble and so is your supermarket shop

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<p>Rebecca Ferguson stars as Captain Olivia Walker in ‘A House of Dynamite’</p>

House of Dynamite and the terrifying truth about our anti-missile plan

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<p>People visit the site of the Nova music festival, where hundreds of revellers were killed and abducted by Hamas and taken into Gaza, on the first anniversary of the attack, near Kibbutz Reim, southern Israel, 7 October 2024</p>

For the past two years in Israel, every day has been October 7

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Editorials

<p>Rachel Reeves, chancellor of the Exchequer, claimed not to have known she needed a licence to rent out her home</p>

The Independent View

Rachel Reeves is guilty of carelessness and hypocrisy

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<p>Details of 49 data breaches at the Ministry of Defence include personal data accidentally being sent to a civil service sports club with 140,000 members</p>

The Independent View

Government data leaks can be a matter of life and death

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<p>Hadush Kebatu</p>

The Independent View

Can the Home Office be fixed?

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Politics Explained

<p>Hi-vis for high targets: Rachel Reeves on a building site in Nottingham earlier this year</p>

Politics Explained

Can Labour still solve the housing crisis?

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<p>Zack Polanski is not even an MP yet</p>

Politics Explained

Can Zack Polanski turn the Green Party poll surge into votes?

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<p>Rachel Reeves is heading to Saudi Arabia to search for economic growth</p>

Politics Explained

What can Reeves gain from cosying up to Gulf states?

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<p>Lucy Powell has said ministers should be ‘clearer’ about wanting to abolish the two-child benefit cap</p>

Politics Explained

What sort of Labour deputy leader would Lucy Powell be?

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World

<p>Like former parliamentary researchers Christopher Cash and academic Christopher Berry, who were accused of being spies, Jonathan Margolis regarded his activities in China as ‘consultancy’</p>

How I (nearly) became a Chinese intelligence asset

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<p>In Gaza, before the 2023 horrors, more than 50 per cent of children were assessed to have PTSD</p>

Health and Wellbeing

PTSD and trauma drives history in places like Gaza, but could be a fix

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America

<p>The US President Donald Trump, aged 79, recently spent roughly three hours at the Bethesda Naval Hospital for a ‘scheduled follow-up evaluation’</p>

Health and Wellbeing

Trump is ageing faster than me – and I think I know why

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<p>Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the US Capitol on 6 January 2021</p>

Charlie Kirk’s murder shows America’s next civil war is now underway

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<p>Prudence ‘Prue’ Murdoch is the obscure firstborn of the media mogul</p>

Meet Prudence, the quiet Murdoch dragged into the real-life Succession

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<p>Maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for conspiring with Epstein to sexually abuse minors</p>

What does Ghislaine Maxwell really know about the Epstein files?

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Health and Wellbeing

Nourish your wellbeing with Wild Nutrition Food-Grown® supplements

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<p>The British Dental Association says that more than 12 million adults haven’t seen a dentist in more than two years</p>

Health and Wellbeing

You’re not ugly, you’re poor: How teeth became biggest class divide

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<p>Dan Fine is making the smallest moments count</p>

Health and Wellbeing

ChatGPT has given me 30 days to live – this is what happened next

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Tech

<p>Elon Musk</p>

Elon Musk is taking control of space – and the future of the internet

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<p>There are no legal protections for users’ conversations with AI chatbots like ChatGPT</p>

How your ChatGPT conversations could be used against you

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Culture

<p>Michael Grandage’s adaptation paints a portrait of a political elite that’s updated its shoulderpads – but not its values</p>

The Line of Beauty is a wild ride through Thatcher-era high society

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<p>As the movement takes over, it’s fiercely convincing</p>

Thikra: Night of Remembering is a fitting farewell from Akram Khan

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<p>Not quite soaring new heights: Hannah Saxby and Daniel Krikler as Wendy and Peter Pan</p>

The Barbican’s Wendy & Peter Pan rewrite is bleak and beautiful

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<p>Keira Knightley attends the London premiere of ‘The Woman in Cabin 10’ last month dressed in Erdem</p>

How this independent label is the A-listers’ favourite fashion house

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Lifestyle

<p>Liam Gallagher pictured with Sadie Frost in 2010. The Oasis singer became a grandfather earlier this month – while Frost became a grandmother last year</p>

Gen X is entering its grandparent era – and it’s hitting different

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<p>Ruth Rogers is set to open the River Cafe Cafe, a more affordable sister eaterie</p>

Ruth Rogers on the River Cafe’s new affordable dining experience

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Travel

<p>Our intrepid correspondent enjoying the antiquity of Baalbek, against Foreign Office advice</p>

Do you ever get bored of flying all over the world?

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<p>The entry-exit system means more checks for Britons entering the Schengen area, including Prague</p>

What happens if EES makes me miss my connecting flight?

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<p>A woman crosses the street in front of bikers in Ho Chi Minh City</p>

I booked my Vietnam trip early, but it cost me more. How is that fair?

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<p>The small harbour of Kioni, Ithaka, in the Ionian Sea.</p>

Seven underrated Greek destinations to head to for October sunshine

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Sport

<p>USA international Ilona Maher (right) has become one of rugby's biggest stars</p>

Why women hold the key to rugby fulfilling its American dream

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<p>Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier during their iconic trilogy fight</p>

How Ali and Frazier took suffering to new level in Thrilla in Manila

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John RentoulThe Independent’s chief political commentator

If Angela Rayner had to go, why should Rachel Reeves stay?

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<p>If Reform continues to look set to overtake the Tories as the general election approaches, the trickle of defectors may become a flood</p>

Nigel Farage has a secret weapon – and he’s yet to truly use it

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<p>‘Farage has not come up with a credible plan for stopping the boats either, opening up the alarming possibility of yet another government that will fail. If Starmer does go, will the next candidate to preside over inevitable failure please step forward?’</p>

Has Britain become ungovernable (again)?

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Simon CalderThe Independent’s travel correspondent – and one of the UK’s most trusted travel journalists

<p>The Grand Egyptian Museum in Egypt</p>

Billion-dollar museum to open two decades after construction began

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<p>Old relic: Simon Calder (right) and a 36ft-high statue of Ramses II in the atrium of the Grand Egyptian Museum</p>

Egypt reclaims its history as Africa’s cultural pride finally opens

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Andrew GricePolitical columnist who keeps his ear to the ground inside Westminster

<p>The prime minister has made a series of bad appointments</p>

Which heads will roll in Starmer’s Downing Street shake-up?

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<p>While the prime minister has excelled in some areas of foreign policy, he has a less than impressive record when it comes to aid</p>

How long can Starmer get away with his delusional foreign aid policy?

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<p>‘In appearing to ape Reform, Labour risks alienating more progressive voters; more have already deserted Labour for the Greens, Liberal Democrats and Jeremy Corbyn’s new socialist party than for Reform’</p>

Labour and the Tories are making the same mistake on Reform

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Chris BlackhurstRenowned business journalist and former editor of The Independent

<p>The chancellor Rachel Reeves has linked Brexit, austerity and Covid as causes of the UK’s poor productivity record</p>

Rachel Reeves is right to blame Brexit – now she needs to fix it

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<p>‘Previously, the lawyers paid less tax than the traders. Rachel Reeves is thought to view this discrepancy as unfair, hence the change’</p>

Rachel Reeves’s raid on doctors and lawyers is a stroke of genius

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<p>Reeves is preparing to deliver her Budget at the end of November</p>

When it comes to the rich, Rachel Reeves is spouting nonsense

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Sean O'GradyAssociate Editor of the Independent, known for his columns on politics and economics

<p>Volkswagen Passat isn’t famous for smoothness or refinement, but it ought to be</p>

Volkswagen Passat: Practical perfection

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<p>Police officers ahead of a demonstration outside the former Bell Hotel in Epping</p>

The £15.3bn asylum bill is a disgrace – the system needs a reboot

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<p>‘For those who were fortunate to buy their magnificent home decades ago, and relatively cheaply, the “mansion tax” would amount to a random tax based on inflation as well as capital gains, for which there are better approaches’</p>

Labour should forget about mansion tax and look to growth

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Alan RusbridgerPulitzer Prize winning journalist and former editor-in-chief of The Guardian

<p>Katie Lam seems ‘slightly obsessed’ with the immigration issue</p>

The anti-immigrant rhetoric of Katie Lam sounds a lot like the 1930s

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<p>More claims about Andrew are set to be released in the memoir of Virginia Giuffre, a prominent accuser of Jeffrey Epstein and a victim of sex trafficking</p>

The 12 questions MPs should really ask about the royal family

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<p>Thousands of claimants have filed a lawsuit over the alleged ‘degradation’ of the River Wye</p>

Our water is polluted – why is it so hard to hold anyone responsible?

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Mary DejevskyExpert on foreign affairs, Russian politics and diplomatic relations between the Kremlin and the west

<p>Christopher Berry, left, and Christopher Cash both denied passing secrets to China (Jeff Moore/PA)</p>

Xi Jinping doesn’t care about Britain. Should we care less about him?

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<p>Although Bill Clinton tried until the very last months of his second term to broker a new Middle East peace, he failed, as did all his successors – until, maybe, Donald Trump now</p>

How Trump mastered the art of the peacemaking deal

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<p>It is hard to escape the sense that everyone concerned, the Israeli military included, regarded the Global Sumud Flotilla as a theatrical gesture of protest and acted accordingly</p>

Goodness, Greta, what on earth’s the point of your Gaza flotillas?

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Jon SopelFormer BBC North America Editor and co-host of the News Agents podcast

<p>The dark shadow of Jeffrey Epstein and his relationship with Prince Andrew is even reaching into the heart of the White House and questions over Donald Trump’s longstanding relationship with Epstein</p>

Prince Andrew can’t outrun Epstein’s shadow or America’s questions

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<p>US president Donald Trump has arrived in Tel Aviv</p>

So how did Trump succeed in getting a deal where Biden failed?

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<p>US President Donald Trump</p>

Trump suffered a big loss on free speech – it could be just the start

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Jim WhiteFounding member of The Independent, celebrated football pundit and sports presenter

<p>Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky is calling for extra support from his allies</p>

Why are we afraid to say that football fans can be truly terrifying?

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<p>‘The Ryder Cup has long been a partisan affair. When it’s staged in Europe, the home support is boisterous, and often very rude. But the Americans in Bethpage took the rivalry up a notch’</p>

Why Maga bullies couldn’t topple Ryder Cup heroes

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<p>Rooney is now doing well as a TV pundit, but struggled with alcohol during difficult periods in the latter stages of his career and as a manager</p>

Booze and body issues: Wayne Rooney is a man at sea without his wife

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