A Copenhagen professor used AI to fabricate sources in a research article, marking Denmark’s first scientific dishonesty ruling involving artificial intelligence. He disputes the finding, calling the fake references obvious hallucinations from his first AI attempt.
DR’s Kontant reveals flex transport firm VTS gave false accounts of two accidents, contradicted by victims, a witness, and Middelfart Municipality. A 15-year-old was hit and left bleeding.
Spain plans to relocate 500 unaccompanied migrant girls from Ceuta to the mainland despite EU demands for their return to Morocco, following reports of violence and rape in the enclave.
Nearly one in three Danish youth aged 15-24 knowingly bought counterfeit goods in the past year, with price driving purchases – and 58 percent facing negative consequences.
Child club participation in Denmark varies wildly by municipality: 82 percent join in affluent Allerød versus just 58 percent in Brøndby, with socioeconomic factors driving the gap.
Ukraine’s ousted defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov has issued the first major challenge to President Zelenskyy since Russia’s invasion, demanding wartime elections despite martial law bans.
Monsoon waves up to four meters high are blocking efforts to salvage a sanctioned Russian oil tanker leaking crude off Oman, where the slick has exploded to over 2,000 square kilometers.
Odense gymnasium students are ditching laptops for pen and paper after one admits he hadn’t written by hand since second grade – and says he learns more now.
Somali piracy is surging again with 13 incidents in just seven months, matching two years combined. Danish shipowners warn that stretched naval forces and economic desperation are fuelling the comeback.
Blind Danish users defend Meta’s AI smart glasses as politicians debate restrictions, with one user declaring people like him should not be held accountable for others’ misuse of technology that transforms their daily independence.
