OpenAI has released its much-anticipated GPT-5 AI chatbot, claiming it's a "significant leap in intelligence" and "it's like talking to an expert".

Also we speak to Martin Fidock, CEO of Oviva, the NHS’s biggest weight-loss jab provider, about how the company is using AI to personalise service for patients and tackle the UK's £126bn obesity crisis.

The UK government announced new measures to crack down on unlicensed cosmetic practitioners.

We hear from The Standard journalist Arielle Domb about the government's plans.

Also in this episode:

• NASA astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore retires

• Study shows that cockatoos have 30 different dance moves

• Hubble Space Telescope captures photos of a comet visiting from another solar system

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President Donald Trump announced that he’s imposing 100% tariffs on computer chips and semiconductors that are produced outside of the United States. It’s expected to increase the cost of any electronics made outside of the country.

On the same day, Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that 100% of the glass for Apple's phones and watches will be made in the US

Following a major hack, Tea Dating Advice Inc. has been hit with 10 potential class action lawsuits in federal and state courts, which allege that the company was negligent in its data practices. We hear from journalist Katie Strick, who has been investigating why the Tea App has caused such a stir.

And, what is the chikungunya virus? More than 7,000 cases have been recorded in China.

Also in this episode:

-Fake viagra is the most seized counterfeit drug in the UK, according to FOI data

-Instagram launches repost, friendmap and more

-Why you may want to reduce your intake of French fries

-Seismic data reveals the 2009 Oasis concert was the most ‘ground-shaking’ performance of last 20 years

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Google DeepMind has revealed Genie 3, and it's hoped this is the next step to artificial general intelligence for them, as well as further enhancing interactive experiences.

FOI request reveals a phone is stolen every 15 minutes a day in Westminster, London. We join Ed Connolly, Chief Commercial Officer at Currys on a new pilot which aims to curb pavement thefts.

The US announced on Tuesday that it will cancel funding for the production and research of the mRNA vaccine. The vaccine works by fighting viruses like the flu and covid-19.

Plus, scientists reveal that unlike T. rex, giant predatory dinosaurs that walked on two legs had much weaker bites.

Also in this episode:

-North Korean's posing as remote IT workers to fund sanctioned nuclear regime

-How WhatsApp is protecting you from scam messages

-Why a zoo in Denmark is asking owners to donate their pets

-UK content creator tackles 100 rides in a year despite fear of heights

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