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Working from improvised classrooms in overcrowded shelters, charity Seenaryo is delivering educational workshops to children fleeing conflict.
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In improv classes across London and beyond, lawyers are learning that play, embarrassment, and spontaneity might be the antidote to rigid adult life.
AI is quietly changing the way people date, flirt, and express themselves. It starts as a harmless prompt or edited message, but using AI on dating apps can leave people anxious and struggling to find a human connection.
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