内容摘要：Kristy Lees, who watched the battle unfold in her rear-view mirror, told the BBC: "It's not every day a big, male kangaroo decides to take you on... Even in Australia, you do not expect to see it."

Kristy Lees, who watched the battle unfold in her rear-view mirror, told the BBC: "It's not every day a big, male kangaroo decides to take you on... Even in Australia, you do not expect to see it."

"If my application numbers were dropping each year I would be worried," he said.The lecturer, who has worked on recent Paddington and Star Wars films, said large studios come to work with him and his students.

"People said to me in 1990 that model making would be dead once we started using CGI on TV commercials."You can't do everything with technology - you need artists that are able to visualise and make things practically, often quicker and cheaper than CGI."runs until 5 October.

Nick Toone was diagnosed with prostate cancer the day after the Lionesses beat Germany to win Euro 2022, where his daughter scored the opening goal.He passed away in September 2024, three days before his 60th birthday.

Manchester United's Women's Super League campaign got under way just two weeks later and Toone started every league game for them until

Toone hadn't scored in six games before her injury and in her own words had lost her love for the game."It was so empathetic, it gave a response that you'd think was from a human that you've known for years […] And it did make me feel valued."

His experiences chime with a recent study by Dartmouth College researchers looking at the impact of chatbots on people diagnosed with anxiety, depression or an eating disorder, versus a control group with the same conditions.After four weeks, bot users showed significant reductions in their symptoms – including a 51% reduction in depressive symptoms - and reported a level of trust and collaboration akin to a human therapist.

Despite this, the study's senior author commented there is no replacement for in-person care.Aside from the debate around the value of their advice, there are also wider concerns about security and privacy, and whether the technology could be monetised.