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EU Parliament approves controversial copyright law

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In European Parliament yesterday, MEPs passed a copyright law that has critics saying it could spell the end of the internet as we know it. The law is intended to update current copyright law to keep up with the the digital age- But parts of the law are not so beloved by fans of online content.…
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Uber to develop technology to detect drunk passengers

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Taxi app Uber to develop technology to detect drunk passengers…
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Dangerous bacteria found in plastic pollution on Latvian and Lithuanian coastline

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Scientists mapping plastic pollution on the Latvian and Lithuanian coastline have discovered high levels of dangerous bacteria, called vibrio. A project largely funded by the European Cohesion Policy, called, ESMIC, has found 736 pieces of litter on 100 metres of beach.

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Food fraud: how to be sure of the quality and safety of produce

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We must ‘regain control’ of AI, says French President Macron

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AI is a “remarkable transformation”, but using it to replace authors, creators or dubbing artists would be a “tremendous mistake”, Emmanuel Macron said at the first international summit on the future of cinema.

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Strasbourg school kid makes astrophysics discovery

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http://www.euronews.com/ Fifteen year old Neil Ibata has made a scientific discovery that may change the way we understand the nearest ‘large’ galaxy to our own – Andromeda.

The school boy from Strasbourg was doing an internship at the city’s astronomical observatory,
where his father works, when he came across the findings with a new computer programme he had just learnt how to use.

Admitting he hadn’t spent a hundredth of the time using the programme as his father, he says: “We calculated the distance and speed of this galaxy, which allowed me to model it. It was the conclusion of several weeks of work. But we can definitely say I had some beginners luck.”

The new study observes 13 smaller satellite galaxies orbiting around Andromeda in a way similar to how the planets in our solar system orbit around the sun. The galaxies are orbiting on a thin, pancake-like plane at a scale 900 million times larger than our own solar system.

The 15-year-old is featured on the cover of science journal Nature and named as a co-author of the study, however, he says he is not sure about whether he will one day become an astrophysicist.

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