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In 2024, a tourist at a beach bar in Varna, Bulgaria, noticed this table was actually an ancient artifact, later identified as a 1,700-year-old Roman sarcophagusA Roman sarcophagus, dating back to the 2nd century AD, was discovered serving as a table at a beach bar in Varna, Bulgaria. This ancient r...- ‘I don’t worry about a robot takeover’: Oxford AI expert Michael Wooldridge on Big Tech's real threats, and surprising winsAI expert Michael Wooldridge argues that the public's fears of robot takeovers are misplaced. Instead, he highlights how powerful tech comp...
- Quote of the day by Simon Sinek: 'Dream big, but also dream practical. Nobody ever changed the world by hitting the snooze button, but sometimes...' Life lessons on hard work, success, inner peace and human behavior by British-American author and motivational speakerQuote of the day by Simon Sinek highlights the link between ambition, rest, success, inner peace, human behavior, leadership, motivation, p...
- Can the US and China ease growing tensions: Understanding the Taiwan and South China Sea conflictA Rand Corporation report suggests the US and China can stabilize their rivalry over Taiwan and the South China Sea, avoiding dangerous esc...
- OpenAI, Meta say they're fixing AI chatbots to better respond to teens in distressOpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, said Tuesday it is preparing to roll out new controls enabling parents to link their accounts to their teen's acc...
- Study says AI chatbots inconsistent in handling suicide-related queriesThe study in the medical journal Psychiatric Services, published Tuesday by the American Psychiatric Association, found a need for "further...
- American dream or nightmare? US top 1% siphoned $79,000,000,000,000 from bottom 90% over five decades. Research revealsA recent study reveals that the bottom 90% of American workers have lost $79 trillion to the top 1% over the last five decades, exacerbatin...
- 'It just rang': In crises, US-China hotline goes unansweredFrom Americans' perspective, the lack of the kind of reliable crisis communications that helped get the U.S. and Soviet Union through the C...
- Indian Exim Bank inks pact with Southern Africa’s leading bank to boost India-Africa tradeUnder this programme, India Exim Bank provides credit enhancement to trade instruments, thereby augmenting the capacity of commercial banks...
- 'Firms linked to Guptas in South Africa got 49 billion rands irregularly from parastatal corporations'Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta have been accused of siphoning billions of rands from the state-owned corporations through their alleged closen...
- Why this Japanese company is paying its employees $570 to get a full night's sleepIt is in fact true that well-rested workers are good for business.
- Hackers' black market is a growing threat to governments, businesses: RandThe research study was conducted by the Acquisition and Technology Policy (ATP) Center of the RAND National Security Research Division (NSR...
- Think tank cautions US on giving blank cheque to PakA US think tank has noted that Islamabad continued to use terror as a state policy and urged the US to make military aid conditional on act...
- Pak-Taliban deal cause for concernTaliban appeasement by Pak admin is a cause of worry for the Govt.
- India faces threat of a Mumbai rerun: US studyIndia can expect more terror attacks like the Mumbai carnage from Pakistan-based terrorist groups with high body counts and symbolic target...
- India faces serious threat of a Mumbai rerun: US studyUS based RAND reported that Mumbai terror attacks suggest the possibility of a rise of a strategic terrorist culture. India’s most Wanted |...
- What kills terror? Politics & policingPolicing involves surveillance , infiltration, electronic taps, tracking money trails and other such sleuthing methods.
- Study urges more police, fewer troops against Al-QaedaThe United States should shift strategy against Al-Qaeda from the current heavy reliance on military force to more effective use of police ...
- Pak officers, ISI colluding with Taliban: US think tankEven as the one-month-old peace deal between the Pakistani government and the Taliban collapsed in the Swat valley, a leading US think-tank...
- Piracy on the rise, but terrorism link not seen: StudyIncidents of piracy have spiked across the world since 2000 but there is no evidence to support fears of extremist groups linking up with p...
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