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The prime suspect, Thana, served 7 years for attempted murder, released in June Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul (in blue) and senior police inspect a crime scene in the murder case in Bang Lamung district, Chon Buri, on Saturday. (photo: Amporn Sangkaew) A murder suspect who told police there may be additional victims of the gang that killed two Russian siblings and a Thai family of three has been placed under witness protection, according to an informed source. The source said Chatchanan Paen-iam was being held in isolation at Najomtien police station in Sattahip district of Chon Buri and was under special protection for his own safety. The 23-year-old, known as “Fluke”, had told police the gang accused of murdering five people may have also killed other people - not just the two young Russians and the Thai family, the source said. Mr Chatchanan was questioned for more than three hours by Chon Buri's chief detective, Pol Col Pasakorn Paijit. Police would contnue to interrogate Mr Chatchanan about the murders,  » Read More

New Partnership Unveiled as Cinna Kicks Off Month-Long "Cinnathon" Livestream Event , /PRNewswire/ -- Bang Energy is marking one of its biggest plays yet in the creator economy with the announcement of its newest brand ambassador, Twitch phenomenon and streamer, Cinna. Cinna dropped the news on Saturday as she kicked off an ambitious 31-day Subathon attempt to become Twitch's most-subscribed female creator, positioning Bang at the center of one of the summer's biggest streaming events. Twitch Phenom Cinna Declares for Bang Energy During Record-Breaking Subathon Attempt Known for her magnetic personality, quick wit and wildly engaging "Just Chatting" and variety streams, Cinna has become one of Twitch's fastest-rising stars. A two-time Sapphire Award winner for Best Female Streamer, she has built a passionate community of more than one million followers across platforms through authentic storytelling, spontaneous entertainment and an unmistakable connection with her audience. Starting today, Cinna is streaming continuously for 31 days in an unprecedented Subathon designed to rally her community behind an ambitious goal: becoming Twitch's most-subscribed female creator to date. Throughout the month, viewers can expect daily challenges, creator collaborations, celebrity appearances, community-driven chaos and viral moments, as Bang Energy powers the experience through integrated content, branded

TL;DR Snap stops recommending wholly AI-generated videos on Spotlight, joining LinkedIn and YouTube in a wider crackdown on AI slop Snapchat will no longer recommend wholly AI-generated videos on its Spotlight feed. The change, effective this month, updates the platform’s recommendation systems to prioritise what the company calls “authentic, human-made content.” Users can still upload AI-generated videos, but those videos will no longer be surfaced to people who do not already follow the creator. The move is an escalation of a policy Snap outlined in April under the banner “Still Spotlight, But Still Real,” which signalled that the platform would begin favouring original content. The company says the number of unique Spotlight contributors globally has grown more than 120 percent compared to last year, a figure it is framing as evidence that human creators are already choosing the platform. Snap drew a deliberate line between AI as a replacement and AI as a tool. Content that has been enhanced or edited using Snapchat’s own AI creative features will remain eligible for recommendation, and those posts will carry transparency indicators showing that AI was involved. The distinction is between a video made entirely by a machine and one where a human

LinkedIn Has Added an "AI Junk" Button: How It Works A social network for job seekers is testing new tools to combat low-quality AI-generated content Vira Kasiyan LIGA.net news editor Photo: Depositphotos The professional networking site LinkedIn has added a button that allows users to flag a post if it "looks like AI-generated spam." According to reported 404 Media, an independent American technology publication. Following the journalists' report, the company officially confirmed that it is testing new tools to combat low-quality AI-generated content. Recently, a new option called "seems like AI slop" ("looks like AI junk" or "looks like low-quality AI content") has appeared in the menu for each post (the three dots). Clicking this option is not public—other users won’t know about it. The complaint is sent only to LinkedIn. Once a complaint is submitted, the post disappears from the user's feed, and LinkedIn uses these signals to train its moderation systems. The platform has effectively acknowledged that the issue of AI-generated content has become a serious problem. According to LinkedIn Product Director Hari Srinivasan, combating AI-generated spam is one of the company's top priorities. The impetus came from a study by Pangram, which showed that about 41% of long

Ursa’s first steps – Credit: Big Cat Sanctuary / SWNS A Eurasian lynx rescued from misery in Ukraine took her first steps on grass —and soon rolled over onto her back—after being rescued by a UK animal sanctuary. The big cat named Ursa was found seriously ill in January after being illegally kept as a private pet in Kyiv. She was moved to a wild animal rescue centre in the Ukrainian capital while the war raged and bombs continued to fall in the surrounding area. The effort was supported in England by the Big Cat Sanctuary near Ashford, Kent, which raised the required $180,000 (£134,000) needed to evacuate Ursa to a new home in Britain. Staff called it a “high risk” mission that included navigating complex border crossings, and an active war zone. After flying her back to safety in February she was then moved into a temporary enclosure while a specially-built new one could be constructed. This week she got to go outdoors and feel the grass under her paws for the first time as the nature-filled enclosure was finally completed. Eurasian lynx rescued from Ukraine gets new home in Big Cat Sanctuary – SWNS “To see Ursa take

Welcome back to Beauty Marks: Vogue’s weekly edition of the best moments in celebrity beauty, from Vogue editors’ IG feeds, and all the glam of the fashion and pop culture landscapes. Each week, we curate the nail art to pin for your next nail appointment, new recruits to ‘Team Bob’, and major red carpet moments from the week’s most glamorous affairs. As always, it’s as much about celebrity beauty as it is about the makeup artists, hairstylists, and nail artists, as well as the creators crafting the trends you’re about to see everywhere. This week, the best beauty looks popped with bold patterns and colors. From Zara Larsson’s leopard lids and lick of blue, to Dua Lipa’s dotty silver nails—unapologetic prints and textures are in. Love Island UK runner-up Jasmine Müller brought a pop of baby blue in the inner corners of her precisely lined cat-eyes to the finale, while makeup artist Eden Lattanzio played with pastels—the the matte lilac lid even matching the retinas! Elsewhere, there were some classic glam moments: Nara Smith looked elegant with a glossy auburn bob, the ends curled outward flapper-style. Olivia Dean also continued her streak of sophisticated, ’70s style looks, with a bouncy

NewsAndoni Iraola interview: USA tour review, 'evolution', young players and staff impact Published 5 hours ago By Chris Shaw in Chicago Andoni Iraola reviewed Liverpool’s ‘really, really useful’ time in the USA during an extended interview on Saturday. The head coach sat down with Liverpoolfc.com to reflect on his team’s progress in pre-season, with the start of 2026-27 now only three weeks away. The Reds conclude their stay in the States by facing Leeds United in Chicago on Sunday, having so far beaten Sunderland 4-2 and Wrexham 1-0. Iraola reported on how the players are evolving within his methods and detailed why the level of the younger members of the group has particularly impressed him. He also discussed the impact of his backroom staff, including Reds fan Tommy Elphick and new goalkeeping coach Alejandro Rosalen. Read a summary of the chat below… Can we begin with how you’ve found it? How has the last couple of weeks been for you in terms of the information you’ve been able to get to the players and what they’ve been able to showcase to you? I think it has been really, really useful. Obviously, you spend a lot of time with the players

AcademyDefeat for Liverpool U21s against Cardiff City in pre-season Published 8 hours ago By Liverpool FC Liverpool U21s were beaten 4-3 by Cardiff City in a pre-season friendly at the AXA Training Centre on Saturday. Keyrol Figueroa scored twice and Lucas Pitt added another in the second half for the Reds, who found themselves 3-0 down at the break. Thierry Katsukunya and Caden Voice both headed in from corners to put Cardiff in a commanding lead inside the opening eight minutes. The Welsh visitors then netted a third before half-time with a long-range strike from Cody Twose. Figueroa's clinical finish reduced the deficit in the 55th minute, with Isaac Mabaya and Wellity Lucky later coming on to make their returns from injury. Jake Davies restored Cardiff's three-goal advantage but it was quickly down to one as a brilliant Figueroa volley was followed by a header from Pitt. An equaliser was nearly found right at the end, though no player in red was able to get on the end of Mabaya's teasing cross. Published 8 hours ago

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