David Twizeyimana

AI prompting strategies: Do polite words improve chatbot accuracy?

Artificial intelligence chatbots have become widely used tools for writing, research, coding, and problem solving. Many users believe that small changes in the way they speak to AI can significantly influence the quality of responses. Some people praise chatbots before asking questions, others remain extremely polite, while some even try to threaten or insult the…

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Your personal address is being sold online. Here is a tool that can help

Millions of people unknowingly expose their personal information online through data broker websites. These companies collect and sell sensitive details such as names, phone numbers, and home addresses to advertisers, telemarketers, and sometimes criminals. To address this growing privacy concern, Google offers a free service that allows individuals to remove such information from search results….

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Trump purchases Netflix and warner bros bonds during major media bidding war

Financial disclosures show that U.S. President Donald Trump purchased more than 1.1 million dollars in bonds issued by Netflix during the recent corporate bidding war involving Warner Bros. Discovery. The investments occurred while the streaming company attempted to acquire the entertainment giant but ultimately lost to a competing offer. Government filings reveal that Trump bought…

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Anthropic sues pentagon to challenge AI security blacklist

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Defense after the Pentagon placed the firm on a national security blacklist. The legal challenge marks a major escalation in a dispute over how military institutions should use advanced artificial intelligence systems. Anthropic submitted the lawsuit in a federal court in…

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Uganda anti homosexuality law arrests: Two women detained in Arua

The issue of Uganda anti homosexuality law arrests has resurfaced after police detained two women in Arua under the country’s controversial 2023 legislation. The case is among the first publicly reported incidents linked to enforcement of the Anti-Homosexuality Act. Police confirmed the women were arrested on Feb. 18 in the northwestern city of Arua following…

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ICE detaining noncriminal migrants: What the latest data reveals

The issue of ICE detaining noncriminal migrants has drawn national attention after new data showed a growing share of detainees have no criminal convictions or pending charges. The shift comes amid intensified enforcement policies and renewed political debate over immigration in 2026. Recent statements from U.S. leadership have further amplified scrutiny of enforcement priorities. ICE…

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Pakistan Afghanistan open war: What the statement really means

The phrase Pakistan Afghanistan open war has raised alarm across South Asia following Pakistan’s reported air strikes in Kabul and other provinces. When Pakistan’s defence minister declared “open war,” it signaled a sharp escalation in already fragile relations between Islamabad and the Afghan Taliban government. This development suggests a move beyond covert tensions toward overt…

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Shein EU investigation over digital services act breaches

The Shein EU investigation has officially begun after the European Commission launched proceedings into the fast fashion retailer over suspected violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA). The probe will assess whether Shein has adequate systems in place to prevent illegal product listings, protect minors, and ensure transparency in its recommendation algorithms. The European Union…

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Obama Aliens comments podcast: Former president clarifies ‘They’re Real’ remark

The Obama aliens comments podcast moment quickly went viral after former US President Barack Obama said “they’re real” when asked about extraterrestrials. He later clarified that the probability of aliens visiting Earth remains low. Obama made the remarks during an interview with podcast host Brian Tyler Cohen, in what he described as a rapid-fire “speed…

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Leysdown beach manslaughter case: Teenagers guilty over killing of Alexander Cashford

The Leysdown beach manslaughter case has concluded with three teenagers found guilty over the killing of Alexander Cashford, who was lured to a beach in Kent and fatally attacked. A 16-year-old girl and two boys, aged 15 and 16, denied murdering the 49-year-old but were convicted of manslaughter following a trial at Woolwich Crown Court….

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