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Apple's AI Transcribes Garage Voicemail as Sexually Explicit Insult
Louise Littlejohn, 66, received an offensive voicemail transcription from Lookers Land Rover garage due to Apple's AI misinterpreting a business call; the AI replaced "sixth of March" with "sex" and added an insult.
Apple's AI Transcribes Garage Voicemail as Sexually Explicit Insult
Louise Littlejohn, 66, received an offensive voicemail transcription from Lookers Land Rover garage due to Apple's AI misinterpreting a business call; the AI replaced "sixth of March" with "sex" and added an insult.
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40% Bias Score
Dalmuir Golf Course to Close Due to Funding Shortfall
Dalmuir Golf Course near Glasgow will close due to a £7.7 million funding gap in West Dunbartonshire Council's budget, despite a petition signed by over 3,500 people and support from prominent golfers; the council will explore community asset transfer options.
Dalmuir Golf Course to Close Due to Funding Shortfall
Dalmuir Golf Course near Glasgow will close due to a £7.7 million funding gap in West Dunbartonshire Council's budget, despite a petition signed by over 3,500 people and support from prominent golfers; the council will explore community asset transfer options.
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44% Bias Score
Orkney Serial Sex Offender Jailed for 15 Years
Stuart Harding, 35, of Birsay, Orkney, was jailed for 15 years for 12 sexual offenses against three women and two underage girls between 2012 and 2016; he was found guilty of five rapes and two attempted rapes.
Orkney Serial Sex Offender Jailed for 15 Years
Stuart Harding, 35, of Birsay, Orkney, was jailed for 15 years for 12 sexual offenses against three women and two underage girls between 2012 and 2016; he was found guilty of five rapes and two attempted rapes.
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48% Bias Score
Edinburgh Crossbow Killing: Man Acquitted Due to Mental Illness
Daniel Parker, 37, was acquitted of murdering his mother, Margaret Parker, 78, in Edinburgh on May 21, 2024, due to a severe mental health condition; the court heard he believed the "devil" made him do it.
Edinburgh Crossbow Killing: Man Acquitted Due to Mental Illness
Daniel Parker, 37, was acquitted of murdering his mother, Margaret Parker, 78, in Edinburgh on May 21, 2024, due to a severe mental health condition; the court heard he believed the "devil" made him do it.
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36% Bias Score
CalMac Ferry Deliveries Delayed Due to Labor Shortages
The delivery of four CalMac ferries built in a Turkish shipyard is delayed until at least June 2025 due to global labor shortages, compounding existing fleet issues and impacting ferry services on Scotland's west coast; the first vessel, Isle of Islay, was originally expected in October 2024.
CalMac Ferry Deliveries Delayed Due to Labor Shortages
The delivery of four CalMac ferries built in a Turkish shipyard is delayed until at least June 2025 due to global labor shortages, compounding existing fleet issues and impacting ferry services on Scotland's west coast; the first vessel, Isle of Islay, was originally expected in October 2024.
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56% Bias Score
Surge in AI-Related Academic Misconduct in Scottish Universities
Scottish universities saw a 700% surge in AI-related academic misconduct cases in 2023-24, totaling over 1,000 incidents, prompting concerns about academic integrity and the need for assessment reform. This follows a survey indicating 88% of British undergraduates use AI for assessments.
Surge in AI-Related Academic Misconduct in Scottish Universities
Scottish universities saw a 700% surge in AI-related academic misconduct cases in 2023-24, totaling over 1,000 incidents, prompting concerns about academic integrity and the need for assessment reform. This follows a survey indicating 88% of British undergraduates use AI for assessments.
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52% Bias Score
TikTok Drives Women into Construction
Glasgow Kelvin College's new women's construction course, promoted on TikTok, attracted over 150,000 views and aims to address the underrepresentation of women in the industry by providing skills training and support.
TikTok Drives Women into Construction
Glasgow Kelvin College's new women's construction course, promoted on TikTok, attracted over 150,000 views and aims to address the underrepresentation of women in the industry by providing skills training and support.
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36% Bias Score
Record Council Tax Hikes Hit Scotland Amidst Funding Crisis
Scottish local authorities are implementing some of the largest council tax increases in two decades, with Orkney Islands raising taxes by 15% and other regions such as Falkirk and East Dunbartonshire proposing double-digit increases to cover a £100 million funding gap caused by rising costs and inc...
Record Council Tax Hikes Hit Scotland Amidst Funding Crisis
Scottish local authorities are implementing some of the largest council tax increases in two decades, with Orkney Islands raising taxes by 15% and other regions such as Falkirk and East Dunbartonshire proposing double-digit increases to cover a £100 million funding gap caused by rising costs and inc...
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48% Bias Score
Fraudster Repays £95,483 Stolen from Two Charities
Lindsay MacCallum, a former fundraising manager, repaid £86,000 stolen from Rainbow Valley cancer charity and £9,505 from the Anthony Nolan Trust, following a three-year fraud spanning 2011-2021; she was jailed last October for three years.
Fraudster Repays £95,483 Stolen from Two Charities
Lindsay MacCallum, a former fundraising manager, repaid £86,000 stolen from Rainbow Valley cancer charity and £9,505 from the Anthony Nolan Trust, following a three-year fraud spanning 2011-2021; she was jailed last October for three years.
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32% Bias Score
Man Guilty of Culpable Homicide in Aberdeen Street Attack
Derek Pearson was found guilty of culpable homicide for the death of Steven Johnson, a father of seven, following a street attack in Aberdeen, Scotland on March 12, 2023; CCTV footage showed an altercation involving Pearson, Johnson, and Pearson's partner, resulting in Johnson's death from head inju...
Man Guilty of Culpable Homicide in Aberdeen Street Attack
Derek Pearson was found guilty of culpable homicide for the death of Steven Johnson, a father of seven, following a street attack in Aberdeen, Scotland on March 12, 2023; CCTV footage showed an altercation involving Pearson, Johnson, and Pearson's partner, resulting in Johnson's death from head inju...
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Refugees Find New Lives, Question 'Home' on Scottish Isle
Over the past decade, Bute, a small Scottish island, has welcomed 125 Syrian refugees who fled the Syrian civil war. Many have successfully integrated, starting businesses and becoming UK citizens, yet the fall of Assad's regime has raised questions about returning to Syria.
Syrian Refugees Find New Lives, Question 'Home' on Scottish Isle
Over the past decade, Bute, a small Scottish island, has welcomed 125 Syrian refugees who fled the Syrian civil war. Many have successfully integrated, starting businesses and becoming UK citizens, yet the fall of Assad's regime has raised questions about returning to Syria.
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40% Bias Score
Spirit of Tasmania IV Relocation Ordered After Failed Lease
After lease negotiations failed, Tasmania's government ordered the relocation of the A$850m (£430m) Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry from Edinburgh to Tasmania, incurring significant costs and causing the resignation of two officials.
Spirit of Tasmania IV Relocation Ordered After Failed Lease
After lease negotiations failed, Tasmania's government ordered the relocation of the A$850m (£430m) Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry from Edinburgh to Tasmania, incurring significant costs and causing the resignation of two officials.
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52% Bias Score
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