Think you can spot content written on AI? The truth is you've probably already read a lot of it
Analysis - You may not have heard of GPT-3, but there's a good chance you've read its work, used a website that runs its code or even conversed with it through a chatbot or a character in a game. 
© 2022 RadioNZ 5:38pm At least 31 die in church stampede in southern Nigeria
At least 31 people died in Nigeria on Saturday during a stampede at a church in the southern Rivers state, a police spokesperson said.
© 2022 RadioNZ 5:38pm Workplace behaviour: Give us a smile? Not unless you want to cause offence
Telling your colleague to smile more is inappropriate, say two thirds of office workers, as a poll reveals the "dos" and "don'ts" in the modern workplace.The research by Ipsos found similar proportions felt it was unacceptable to...
© 2022 NZ Herald 5:11pm One person missing after boat flips near Queenstown
One person remains unaccounted for after a boat tipped in the Kawarau Gorge in Gibbston Valley just before 3pm today.In a statement, police said four people were tipped out during the incident, with three being recovered.One person...
© 2022 NZ Herald 4:15pm War in Ukraine: The making of a new Russian propaganda machine
A pro-Kremlin outlet was launched at the start of the invasion to target Russian-occupied Ukraine.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:09pm Liverpool 0-1 Real Madrid: Champions League defeat caps miserable end to magnificent season amid Paris chaos
Liverpool's magnificent season comes to a miserable conclusion in Paris amid stadium chaos and a lop-sided mixture of emotions.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:09pm Real Madrid: European champions 'have done remarkable things'
Real Madrid's latest European triumph has been built on drama and incredible comebacks - months after they were on the wrong end of one of the great Champions League shocks.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:09pm Why can't the US stop soaring oil and gas prices?
As prices rise, oil and gas firms in the US want to capitalise - but the industry has changed.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:08pm Why cassava could be a way to keep food costs down
As the price of wheat shoots up, Uganda's President Museveni urges people to eat cassava instead.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:08pm Hong Kong's Omicron crisis: ‘It took just 10 days for everyone to be infected’
More than half of those to die in the latest wave to hit Hong Kong were care home residents.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:08pm Bankrupt Slough Borough Council spent £28k on HQ's plants
The authority will likely move out of its HQ as a result of its £760m debt, a councillor says.
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US Vice President calls for assault weapons ban
US Vice-President Kamala Harris has made an impassioned plea for a ban on assault weapons in the wake of two deadly mass shootings in the US.
© 2022 RadioNZ 5:38pm Is your 'phubbing' ruining your relationship? Probably not as much as you thought
The impolite habit of ignoring a partner while answering emails or scrolling on a smartphone is such a widespread phenomenon that behavioural experts even have a term for - "phubbing".The word, a contraction of "phone snubbing",...
© 2022 NZ Herald 5:11pm  Super Rugby Pacific: Moana Pasifika upset Brumbies to finish on a high
Moana Pasifika 32Brumbies 22 Consider Moana Pasifika's final match of the season a sign of things to come.In a debut season derailed by Covid-19, the Super Rugby Pacific newcomers have made a closing statement with a 32-22 win...
© 2022 NZ Herald 4:14pm  Transfer rumours: Kante, Dembele, Dybala, Di Maria, Gallagher, Perisic, Raphinha, Gundogan
Man Utd hope to sign N'Golo Kante from Chelsea, Conor Gallagher and Ilkay Gundogan set for talks to decide their futures, Liverpool want Ousmane Dembele, plus more.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:09pm Why scientists are also watching animal YouTube videos
Those viral moments of unusual animal behaviour provide valuable insight for researchers as well.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:08pm  Monkeypox wasn’t created in a lab - and other claims debunked
"Copy and paste" conspiracies that spread during the pandemic are being pushed for monkeypox.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:08pm Five things to know about Colombia's election
Colombians could be about to elect their first left-wing leader ever in a polarised presidential poll.
© 2022 BBCWorld 4:08pm Trads: The extreme Hindu nationalists inspired by alt-right memes
A movement inspired by Western extremists uses memes to promote Hindu supremacy.
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