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Artificial intelligence is being utilized in various unconventional ways beyond the creation of chatbots, transforming everyday life in numerous unexpected ways. These include acting as a career adviser, creative collaborator, coding assistant, and a sophisticated tool for navigating daily tasks. For neurologist John Barbuto, AI has opened up creative avenues previously unexplored.

MachineGames and franchise creators id Software have confirmed the development of Wolfenstein 3, the long-rumored installment in the popular series. The announcement was made during Xbox's 25th anniversary celebration at Xbox Fanfest in Seattle today. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, released in 2017, received widespread acclaim, but MachineGames had taken a break from the series to work on Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for 2024.

Dubai remains the leading city for super-prime property sales globally in the third quarter of 2026, according to Knight Frank's intelligence report. There were 86 sales of $10m-plus properties in Dubai, totalling $1.57 billion. Hong Kong followed in second place with 78 sales worth $1.58 billion. However, Dubai's activity dropped by 34% in terms of number of sales and 28% by value compared to the previous quarter.

Seplat Energy Plc has set the foreign exchange rate for converting its third-quarter 2026 dividends from United States dollars to Nigerian naira. In an announcement Thursday, the dual-listed energy company disclosed that shareholders who opt for naira payouts or have naira as their default currency will have their dividends exchanged at a rate of N1,358.34 per dollar.

Wema Bank presented N300 million in funding to 11 innovators at the seventh iteration of its Hackaholics innovation program, which aims to foster the creation and commercialization of technology solutions addressing economic and societal issues. The grand finale of Hackaholics 7.0, themed "Festival of the Future," was recently held in Lagos.

Living with diabetes can make mealtime decisions feel daunting. Many Malaysians hear conflicting advice from family and friends, leading to confusion about what foods to eat. Here are five common diabetes food myths that deserve a reevaluation: