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An argument has broken out over a short story prize. But the argument over whether the author was human has revealed an unsettling truth about computer-generated text

Dating has become a series of compounded costs, where the freedoms of being independent now come with a penalty

The first people to use modern cosmetic surgery had very specific requirements. You can now see the consequences of that in everyone from celebrities to looksmaxxers

A man fell on a mountain trail and needed an emergency airlift to hospital. The guide made all the arrangements – but then something happened that just didn’t feel right

In a Padua chapel that became a workshop, he brought tenderness and complexity to biblical figures - and painting would never be the same

Rosamund Pike was right to call out a texting theatregoer. But is a new approach needed?

Season two’s gentle satire and mid-life angst is catnip for Gen Xers

A thaw between Xi and Trump is worrying residents of the independent island

Non-fiction sales are declining as fathers swap weighty Churchill biographies for history podcasts

Infantilised by a political class that thinks we’re thick, voters are encouraged to engage their emotions instead of studying facts. That’s dangerous

The new video game that takes the spy back to his roots shows film-makers how to revitalise the franchise

The screen legend had 49 homes in her 36 years, and took her collection of 400 books wherever she moved

A new exhibition puts the wartime prime minister’s work on show for the first time in 50 years

The monster movie stood out at a festival full of three-star films

The damage from online shopping was bad enough – but now a new threat has emerged

Rosamund Pike, Fiona Shaw and Sacha Baron Cohen can't save this trite and dodgy role-reversal comedy drama

The Predator of Seville follows a sadly familiar pattern – women having to do the police’s work for them

Decisions taken by the department he led to reduce aid to Africa have made the current Ebola outbreak worse. The total effect of what he did will be catastrophic

Violence silenced her, before she decided to tell the world about it

The curious history of language purists hating ‘mongrel’ words

There are good reasons for some old websites to expire, but huge amounts of personal history go with them

The bosses of Nvidia and Google think their companies are building the future. The trouble is, if they keep saying it and we keep believing it, one day it might actually come true

Merz is trying his best, but his approval ratings are now in the dirt. To make things worse, he’s now being offered a steady stream of advice, almost all of it unwanted

Tate Britain’s retrospective shows the significance of a dazzling radical

But just because the Facebook founder got it all wrong, that doesn’t mean others won’t be able to construct successful digital worlds. And if you want to see what that might look like, check out what the kids are up to

Self-driving taxis are already on the streets and close to going into service. But are they simply an expensive gimmick?

That first step into the outside world is harder now than ever before – the starting jobs simply aren’t there. The consequences of that are being felt across an entire generation

AI slop wrecks a compelling final interview, but Cantona, Full Phil and Paper Tiger stand out at Cannes