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Thanks to Steven Forsythe for sharing a report on the use of agar seaweed in Britain during WWII, Barbara Buchberger at the Robert Koch Institute for pointing out Koch’s use of gelatine for the identification of cholera, and the surviving relative of Fanny Angelina Hesse for sharing a trove of unpublished material.
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Review aggregator Metacritic has removed a review of Resident Evil Requiem because it was AI generated. Kotaku explained the review was published by UK gaming site VideoGamer, but appears to be “written” by a fake AI journalist rather than a real person. “Brian Merrygold” doesn’t seem to exist.