After months of speculation and growing frustration within the Call of Duty community, Activision has finally confirmed that it uses generative AI to develop certain in-game assets. The admission ...

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The results are in… and gays are bourgeois AF! A new study from YouGov finds that gay men are more likely to fly first class than any other group, with 8% of self-identifying gays saying they ...

The study also noted a significant rise in exclusive digital advertisers, with over 100,000 brands opting for digital-first advertising in 2024. Digital ad impressions surged 12.7 times in 2024 ...

Follow DW for the latest. With just five days to go until Germans head to the polls to elect their government, a new YouGov poll has shown support for the conservative CDU/CSU bloc slide by two ...

YouGov poll shows Tories trailing Nigel Farage's Reform UK party The Conservative Party is trailing Reform UK on key metrics, according to exclusive polling conducted by YouGov for Sky News.

Tories trail Reform UK on a range of key indicators according to an exclusive new YouGov poll for Sky News that reveals Nigel Farage's party now has the potential to reach as much of the ...

The ABC has made a significant deal of the latest YouGov modelling, splashing its website yesterday and into this morning with: “Peter Dutton most likely to be next prime minister, according to ...

The results of pollster YouGov's latest MRP model suggest the Coalition would be likely to win about 73 seats, with a lower estimate of 65 and upper estimate of 80, if a federal election was held ...

But now, it’s a scientific fact, thanks to new data from YouGov. According to their study about fliers in America, gay men are more likely to fly first-class than any other faction of the LGBTQ+ ...

The results of the YouGov survey, released on Tuesday, also found that women showed greater support for the planned restriction, with 88 percent favoring the policy compared to 81 percent of men.