Gender bias in AI: Is there a problem with representation?
Investigating AI gender bias, we prompted ChatGPT to show images of people in high-powered roles and 99 out of 100 were white men.
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Spot the deepfake quiz: How to identify a deepfake
Over 98% of Brits were unable to spot all of the real and fake videos accurately in this deepfake quiz. Can you beat them?
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Bank switching deal requirements have nearly doubled in 4 years – Are customers being deterred?
New research investigates the increasing requirements banks are putting in place for customers to qualify for their switching deals.
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New survey reveals 1 in 4 Brits earning less than 1.5% on savings as expert warns people to switch now
A new survey by personal finance comparison site Finder has revealed that the average interest rate Brits are getting on their easy-access savings accounts is 2.39%.
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Bereaved families are among thousands of people being cheated out of interest on their own money by solicitors
Solicitors may be keeping millions in client interest. They hold client money for inheritance and other reasons, but some firms offer minimal interest (less than 1%) while earning higher rates themselves.
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Commuter students on the rise as living costs top £1,500 a month in UK’s most expensive uni cities
Nearly half of UK students plan to commute due to rising costs. The most affordable city is Stoke-on-Trent (£1,047/month), while London is the most expensive (£2,210/month).
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Nearly half of Brits are unaware of the benefits an ISA offers
A survey from Finder revealed almost half (47%) of Britons are unaware of the tax-free benefits of Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs). This lack of knowledge is especially prevalent among younger generations, with 71% of Gen Z having no clue about ISA advantages.
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All but 2 banks silent on whether victims will be forced to cover first £100 of a fraud claim
New rules forcing banks to reimburse fraud victims may leave a quarter of victims empty-handed.
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Expert panel predicts the BoE will hold rates until September meeting
Finder.com surveyed experts who predict a September base rate cut and two more before year-end, with the rate ending at 4.75%.
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Bitcoin’s dominance under threat as gold closes in on top spot in Finder’s annual investment challenge
Bitcoin clings to a narrow lead in Finder’s investment challenge despite a recent 20% price drop, while Tesla takes the crown for worst performer of the year so far. Gold emerges as a strong contender, highlighting its stability during economic uncertainty.
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Study reveals coffee more expensive than a pint in half of capital cities around the world
Coffee is more expensive than beer in over half of the world’s capital cities, according to new research from Finder, with prices varying dramatically between Brits’ popular holiday destinations.
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The ‘cost of being single’ crisis: Millions face decades of saving to afford the average house deposit
Research from finder.com shows that it takes a single person 20 years longer to save for an average mortgage deposit compared to a couple. Singles spend £611 more on essentials monthly and save significantly less, highlighting the financial challenges faced by those living alone.