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News Forum - Worldwide sperm counts declining at alarming rates according to new research
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News Forum - AI chatbot steers British woman out of troubled marriage and into arms of lover
Artificial intelligence is omnipresent: it is in healthcare, enables problem-solving and, in one case, helped one unhappily married British woman to decide to divorce her husband. In maybe a world first, a woman sought the advice of OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot to navigate the treacherous waters of a failing marriage and a steamy affair. Sarah, a … The story AI chatbot steers British woman out of troubled marriage and into arms of lover as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Russian tourists lend a hand by cleaning Koh Samui beach
I hope, The Taiger will also report very soon about Trash Heroes, who clean up beaches and other areas all over Thailand every sunday.... Not sure, why you write about a handful of russians, who did this only one morning? A lot of people who frequently walk along the beach are collecting rubbish every day. -
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News Forum - Is kaeng som the worst dish in Thailand?
Fair enough. I quite like Thai food but if everyone had the same tastes, world cuisine would be boring. I read through the top 100 again and only “agreed” with three of them - Natto, Macaroni Kraft dinners and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. All rubbish in my opinion. Russia and the USA had the most entries and most of the UK classics were there. Steak and kidney pie, black pudding, scotch eggs etc. The Aussies got a run too with their Vegemite on toast. Only about 5 Asian dishes out of 100, all from Japan, Philippines and India. Nothing from Korea, which I find baffling. I can’t think of any Thai dish I’d have in my bottom 100, except maybe fried bugs at the night market.- 1
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News Forum - Spending on IT in Thailand to grow 4%
Spending on IT in Thailand is expected grow by more than 4% growth in 2023, slightly slower than last year and weighed down by a projected contraction in spending on new phones. Growth this year is projected to be almost twice the global rate of 2.4%. John-David Lovelock of research form Gartner said… “Inflation, skills … The story Spending on IT in Thailand to grow 4% as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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