Debating Between AIs: 'Realizing Human Greatness' - Popular Course at University of Tokyo for Educators
A popular online course offered by the University of Tokyo teaches educators and parents about the usage of generative AI, attracting significant participation from educators, students, and parents alike.
UK social media ban for under-16s edges closer with Starmer expected to back it
The UK government is moving towards implementing a ban on social media usage for individuals under 16, with indications that Labour leader Keir Starmer will support the policy.
With this trick, Martta tames kitchen grease: 'You can save money with it'
A survey reveals that many Finns either follow or ignore detergents' usage instructions when cleaning, with recommendations to minimize detergent use to save money and protect health.
Parents across UK to get new Instagram notifications about their kids' app usage
Instagram is set to notify parents in the UK about their children's searches for suicide or self-harm terms as part of a new supervision tool.
FULL LIST: NUC releases guidelines on honorary doctorates
The National Universities Commission in Nigeria has released new guidelines to regulate the award and usage of honorary doctorate degrees amidst concerns over their indiscriminate conferment.
Electric and gas prices increase across the board due to reduced government subsidies for March usage
Major electric and gas companies in Japan have announced price increases for March due to rising fuel costs and reduced government subsidies.
Iran: focus will be solely on the nuclear issue
Iran is focusing its negotiations solely on nuclear issues while seeking the lifting of sanctions and asserting its right to peaceful nuclear energy usage.
Expert advises to keep calm regarding Russia's 'Starlink disaster'
An expert discusses the significant impact of SpaceX's shutdown of unauthorized Starlink usage in Russia, attributing Ukraine’s recent gains in the Zaporizhzhia region to this action.
High school students' internet usage reaches 6 hours and 44 minutes a day, the longest ever: Ministry of Children and Families survey
High school students in Japan are reportedly spending an average of 6 hours and 44 minutes online each weekday, marking the highest recorded amount of internet usage to date.
V-sawing after Mohamsson's mobile meeting: "Clearly Sweden's most irrelevant party"
Education Minister Simona Mohamsson hosted a meeting to discuss students' screen time, which was criticized by the Left Party as redundant given existing agreements and forthcoming regulations on mobile phone usage in schools.
The new Galaxy S26: even more Ultra with the Privacy Display
Samsung unveils the Galaxy S26 series, highlighting the Ultra model featuring an integrated Privacy Display and enhanced capabilities for extended usage.
Nova Scotia bill increases fines, strengthens enforcement as part of illegal cannabis crackdown
Nova Scotia has proposed legislation to enhance enforcement and penalties against illegal cannabis dispensaries as part of a broader efforts to ensure safe cannabis usage.
Letter to the Editor. Reply: The Capacity Fee Should Spread Out Customer Electricity Usage
Per Barkström from Mälarenergi discusses the importance of evenly distributing electricity consumption throughout the day to utilize the existing power grid more efficiently.
'Energy bills may be coming down - but there is a sting in the tail for many'
Energy bills in the UK are projected to decrease by an average of £117 annually, but the reduction may not be as beneficial for many families as it seems due to updates in the price cap and seasonal changes in energy usage.
From March, the limit for withdrawing money from ATMs will change: how much can be withdrawn
In Argentina, changes to ATM withdrawal limits will be implemented in March, reflecting the growing preference for digital transactions over cash.
The Flip Side of Wind Power: Decades of Growth in Energy Wood Usage Might Collapse
The increasing use of affordable wind energy in district heating plants in Finland is rapidly decreasing the demand for energy wood, with projections suggesting a potential 50% drop by the end of the 2030s.
The crisis of the popular messaging service deepens in Russia
A Moscow court has fined Telegram 7 million rubles for failing to remove content related to alcohol and LGBTQ+ issues, reflecting the Russian government's ongoing efforts to restrict the app's usage.
Concerns About the Future of Creative Professions Due to the Development of Artificial Intelligence Usage
There are increasing fears regarding the future of creative professions as artificial intelligence technology evolves.
58% of large Spanish companies are already using artificial intelligence
A report by UGT indicates that 58% of large Spanish companies have adopted artificial intelligence, while usage among smaller firms has also increased to an average of 21%.
Last year's nationwide obesity rate increased by 1%... cigarette usage and alcohol consumption rates decreased
The national obesity rate in South Korea rose to 35.4% last year, while rates of tobacco use and high-risk drinking showed a decline.
Almost 30% of damages related to AI involve mental health, survey shows
A recent survey reveals that nearly 30% of damages stemming from artificial intelligence usage directly impact individuals' psychological well-being.
Pentagon gives AI firm ultimatum: lift military limits by Friday or lose $200M deal
The Pentagon has warned AI firm Anthropic that it must remove military usage restrictions by Friday, or risk losing a $200 million contract.
The American Defense Minister gives an ultimatum to Anthropic to lift restrictions on its AI
The U.S. Defense Secretary has set a deadline for Anthropic to loosen its AI usage restrictions for the Pentagon, or face government intervention.
"It has surprised me how one-sided the research is": High mobile consumption hinders young athletes' performance
A study reveals that excessive mobile phone usage negatively impacts the performance of young athletes, who often disengage from sleep to engage with their devices.
Language Trap: So Words Don't Stay Lonely
The article discusses the misuse of the Estonian word 'reaalselt' (meaning 'actually' or 'really'), arguing that it dilutes the meaning of sentences rather than enhancing them.
Nigeria: Lagos Consumes More Fuel Than 11 Nigerian States Combined - Report
A recent report reveals that Lagos state consumes more petrol than 11 other Nigerian states combined, highlighting its significant role in Nigeria's fuel usage.
VIDEOS: JA 2nd Edition - Monday, February 23, 2026.
The article covers various news highlights including a panic at a Mexican airport due to gunfire, a warning to Trump about potential ammunition shortages in a strike against Iran, record-high real estate sales in Brazil, and updates on education rules regarding AI usage in schools.
Report of firearm usage in Tønsberg - train traffic halted
Police in Tønsberg have halted train services and are investigating a report of firearm usage near the train station.
Old Language Clichés: What is actually meant by such a concealment?
The article discusses the usage and context of the German phrase "kein Hehl aus etwas machen" and reflects on the importance of reviving older expressions.
Letters to the Editor: Base effect fees on all days of electricity consumption
A local resident calls for electricity effect fees to be based on total monthly consumption rather than peak usage to promote more economical energy use.
'I'm a police officer and there's only 1 instance you can use phone while driving'
A UK police officer clarifies that there is only one situation where drivers can legally use their phone while driving.
Cyprus Hit by Record Drought. "The Worst in Over a Hundred Years"
Cyprus is currently facing an unprecedented drought, prompting authorities to urge citizens to reduce water usage significantly.
Parental control of children's network usage will not be limited, Meta's research shows
Research by Meta indicates that parental control measures will not effectively limit children's usage of social networks.
Substitute Teacher Harassed with Monkey Sounds and the N-Word
A substitute teacher in Trelleborg, Sweden, was subjected to harassment involving monkey sounds and repeated usage of the N-word by a colleague, resulting in the municipality being ordered to pay compensation for discrimination.
Poles have started to install en masse. Will they soon have to part with mObywatel?
The mObywatel application, widely promoted by the Polish government, allows citizens to store key documents digitally but raises questions about potential changes in its usage or accessibility.
Preparation to Ban Mobile Phones for Children in Karnataka? Siddaramaiah Expresses Concern Over Social Media Addiction
The Karnataka government, led by Congress, is considering a ban on mobile phone usage for students under 16 due to concerns about social media addiction affecting children's mental health.
Quiz: How well do you know Czech unique bridges?
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The Corner of the Language: A Chulla Shoe
The article explains the unique grammatical usage of the Quechua word 'chulla' in Spanish, particularly in relation to objects that exist in pairs.
Dishwasher or hand washing? Which ultimately costs less
The article compares the costs of using a dishwasher versus hand washing dishes, taking into account electricity, water usage, and time.
Preparation for a ban on mobile phone usage for students in Karnataka?
The Karnataka government is considering a ban on mobile phone usage for students under the age of 16, seeking input from university vice-chancellors on the matter.
Preparation for Mobile Ban for Students Under 16 in Karnataka
The Karnataka government is considering a ban on mobile phone usage for students under the age of 16 to combat social media addiction and exposure to drug use.
DN Debate. 'The electricity bill should be determined by your usage – not by chance'
The article discusses the need for a fair pricing model for electricity bills that accurately reflects actual usage rather than unpredictable peak consumption times.
Investigation of authorities at Vorcaro's party should evaluate behavior and use of public resources, say experts
Experts suggest that if investigations into the Banco Master scandal advance to assess authorities who attended events hosted by former banker Daniel Vorcaro, their actions concerning public resource usage will need scrutiny.
A Tribute to Gandalf Will Please. Let's Leave Nerdiness Behind
The article discusses technical difficulties loading a webpage, suggesting that the issue may arise from browser extensions or VPN usage.
How Excessive Screen Use Affects the Health of Children and Adults?
The article discusses the impact of excessive screen time on both mental and physical health, especially in children, emphasizing the need for mindful management of screen usage.
You can become a homeowner even if the building lacks a usage permit
The article discusses the complexities and requirements for purchasing newly developed real estate in Estonia, emphasizing the importance of the developer's credibility.
Party Convention: CDU Calls for Social Media Ban for Children
The CDU demands the German government establish an age limit of 14 for social media usage, following a resolution from their federal party convention in Stuttgart.
Bar is closed after numerous noise disturbance complaints in Teresina
A bar in the Promorar neighborhood of Teresina was closed down following multiple complaints regarding noise disturbances, particularly related to sound usage.
Pay attention: From February 26, the login process for state e-services will be updated
On February 26, Estonia will implement a new secure login method, Smart-ID+, for its state e-services to reduce fraud risks and simplify usage.
Federal Politics: CDU Discusses Social Media Regulation and Part-Time Work
The CDU in Germany is concluding its party conference with votes on various policy proposals, including regulations for social media usage by minors.