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The latest The Guardian news, : Guardian asks readers about AI’s role in baking and cake design.

The Guardian produces podcasts examining AI's societal impacts, including workplace surveillance, mental health support, and psychological effects. Recent coverage features hosts like Michael Safi and Blake Montgomery discussing chatbot reliance, AI deception, and the potential risks associated with political enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.

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  1. Society & Work new

    Guardian asks readers about AI’s role in baking and cake design

    The Guardian’s AI section invites readers to share their experiences with AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT in baking and cake design. The piece asks whether AI has inspired creative successes or led to practical…

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  2. Society & Work new

    Musk's SpaceX throttled Ukraine's Starlink, US officials deny

    SpaceX, the world's largest satellite operator, recently throttled internet service in Ukraine, causing Ukrainian drones to lose connectivity during combat missions. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that…

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  3. Policy & Regulation new

    MI5 head warns AI could change the stakes on biological weapons

    Sir Ken McCallum, the head of the UK intelligence service MI5, warned during his annual threat update that AI could change the stakes for both existing and new biological weapons. In response to the warning, Guardian…

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    The Guardian AI
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    Mediapart president says AI threatens democracy and calls for collective action

    Carine Fouteau, president and publishing director of Mediapart, argues in The Guardian that big tech companies and AI pose an existential threat to democracy by undermining journalism and public discourse. She…

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  5. Society & Work new

    Guardian asks readers if they use AI for online dating

    The Guardian’s AI section invites readers to share their experiences using AI tools in online dating. The piece asks whether people rely on AI for chat-up lines, social coaching, or other dating-related tasks. It does…

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    The Guardian AI
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    AI boosts workplace surveillance tools, report says

    AI is enhancing ‘bossware’—software used to monitor employees—by analyzing vast data streams to track productivity in real time. The Guardian’s video explores how companies in sectors like retail, logistics, and…

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  7. Business & Funding new

    CNN and Google strike multi-year partnership to explore AI engagement

    CNN and Google have announced a multi‑year partnership that will let CNN’s articles feed into Google’s generative‑AI responses. The announcement follows CNN’s lawsuit against Perplexity AI for copyright infringement,…

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  8. Society & Work new

    Guardian podcast explores AI chatbots' role in personal crises

    The Guardian’s Life Raft podcast, episode 4, examines the growing reliance on AI chatbots for emotional support and personal advice. The episode, hosted by journalist Michael Safi, notes that over a billion people are…

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As of 3 November 2026: Guardian asks readers about AI’s role in baking and cake design. The Guardian’s AI section invites readers to share their experiences with AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT in baking and cake design.

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The Guardian produces podcasts examining AI's societal impacts, including workplace surveillance, mental health support, and psychological effects. Recent coverage features hosts like Michael Safi and Blake Montgomery discussing chatbot reliance, AI deception, and the potential risks associated with political enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.