Apple's newest emojis are here—and one captures this year's vibes to a T. Here's what's coming your way, along with other iOS updates.

Monocle’s editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, regales us with the team’s adventures in Paris and previews the best of Monocle’s April issue. Ariel Renous is the co-founder and CEO of Augment, a platform ...

We hear from ‘The Atlantic’ about what this week has been like in the newsroom since Signal-gate. Our panelists David Brennan and Terry Stiastny discuss the House hearings on the intelligence leak, ...

The creators behind the hit Netflix mini-series "Adolescence" have a message for parents: Teenage boys are in a crisis, and parents need to pay attention. The gripping four-episode crime drama ...

And what does it mean to think critically anyway? Critical thinking is based on the idea that if all ideas are equal, then all ideas are worthless. Without this assumption, there can be nothing to ...

Notably, all models in the Gemini 2.5 family, including futures ones, are “thinking models, capable of reasoning through their thoughts before responding, resulting in enhanced performance and ...

More info An Irish expert reveals the hidden meanings behind emojis that parents should look out for - including the cat face, dynamite and chair emoji. Keith Broni, 35, reveals the images that ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The Australian politician Julia Gillard once wondered what it was about “the air in England that makes ...

Grok AI's Use Of Hindi Expletives Triggers Row, Musk Responds With Emoji Last week, Mr Musk's built-in chatbot on his social media platform X stunned users after it blurted cuss words to a user ...

For centuries, we’ve assumed that thinking—deliberate, introspective, memory-based—is not only central to intelligence but largely human. But what if this understanding reflects the ...

💥 = In the show it is used next to the pill emoji to indicate the pent-up sexual frustration of 'incels' - involuntarily celibate people who believe they cannot find a sexual partner.

Kahneman, best known for his influential book 'Thinking, Fast and Slow', kept his decision private, informing only his closest family members and friends. On March 26, 2024, he sent a farewell email ...