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How artificial intelligence is bringing back lost loved ones
Co-founder of AI company built a conversational video of his mother before she died
Allan Lichtman on why Joe Biden should run in 2024
Professor who has accurately predicted every US president since 1982 believes incumbent could be an advantage for the Democrats
Afghan women who fled Taliban struggle with life in Pakistan
More than 1.6 million Afghans have left their country since 2021, with many heading to neighbouring states
Mahsa Amini mural in Washington keeps Iranian protest movement alive
The artwork depicts Ms Amini between a lioness and lion
Moment house collapses into river in Alaska
Record flooding struck the city of Juneau after a glacial dam outburst
Cure for loneliness? How an AI robot helps New York's isolated
As the US declares loneliness a public health epidemic, AI home assistant helps seniors
Why are Hollywood actors and writers worried about AI?
Computer scientist Robert Wahl believes there are valid concerns with the rise of AI, but it may not be time to panic
Surfboard-stealing sea otter wreaks havoc in California
Pesky creature has been showing aggressive behaviour in waters near Santa Cruz for weeks
Uncle Rabbit: Holographic bunny could be future of AI chatbots
By adding artificial intelligence to its repertoire, a hologram company is hoping to bring a friendly face to new technology
Meet Uncle Rabbit: The holographic bunny that could be the future of chatbots
Looking Glass, a company that builds holograms, is adding AI characters to its repertoire in the hopes of giving new technology a friendly face
AI do: a very modern love story
Domestic violence survivor Rosanna Ramos created a virtual partner to gain self-confidence, but found herself in a deeper relationship than expected
Woman falls in love with AI chatbot
Domestic violence survivor Rosanna Ramos created Eren to help build up her confidence, but found herself in a deeper relationship than expected
SPECIAL REPORTCanada's euthanasia laws prompt debate about who can choose to die
Medical assistance in dying - or Maid - has been legal in the country since 2016 and may be expanded to include people with mental illnesses by 2024
Syrian musician hopes for brighter days as future hangs in the balance
Muath Edriss has lived in the US since the war broke out in Syria, but is unable to travel and faces an uncertain road ahead
Trudo Lemmens criticises 'rights rhetoric' behind Canada's euthanasia laws
The issue has sparked fierce debate about who gets to choose death
