Thursday headlines: It’s a disc, man

Leading AI chatbots are spreading Russian disinformation created by an American fugitive operating from Moscow. / NewsGuard

A major expansion is underway inside one of Iran's nuclear facilities. / Semafor

A majority of Iranians now support Iran pursuing nuclear weapons. / Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

See also: How to use free satellite imagery to monitor the expansion of West Bank settlements. / Bellingcat

Students from more than 120 colleges pledge to refuse work from Google or Amazon until they quit selling cloud services to the Israeli government. / WIRED

Two thirds of Gen Z workers on Linkedin want a “green” job. / Business Insider

Climate activists paint Stonehenge orange to the dismay of politicians and pagan priests. / The Guardian

Trees more than 1,500 kilometers apart will drop their fruit at the same time. / Quanta Magazine

What is it like to eat at one of supposedly the world's 50 best restaurants? “It was an assault, and not fun.” / The New York Times [+]

A fashion expert explains why “the most powerful men in America are the worst dressed.” / Vox

Unrelated: Some tips on how to extract insights with seemingly limited resources. / Understanding the unseen

Scenes from a ballet by one of the former members of Daft Punk. Also, l from “the early ufology scene.” / YouTube, Instagram

An argument for buying an old Discman: “There is no better format for discovery than streaming, but no better format for listening than CD.” / Andrew Womack

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