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Word of the Day: InscrutableInscrutable describes something or someone difficult to understand, often referring to expressions, behavior, or situations that seem myste...- It makes sense that people see AI as GodPublic discourse increasingly frames artificial intelligence in religious, even apocalyptic terms. Podcasters, writers and tech elites like...
- Trump’s dealmaking is all about himPresident Donald Trump's supposed expertise in dealmaking is criticized as a cover for his unpredictable and erratic behavior. His history ...
- AI with reasoning power will be less predictable, Ilya Sutskever saysAccepting a "Test Of Time" award for his 2014 paper with Google's Oriol Vinyals and Quoc Le, Sutskever said a major change was on AI's hori...
- Elon Musk & Vivek Ramaswamy: Will the DOGE have bite to its bark?Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy have been appointed to lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) by US President-elect Donald Trump...
- With algorithms reshaping society, Digital India Bill must create capacity for smart interventionWhile the need to regulate algorithmic decision-making is urgent, the effectiveness of mandating algorithmic transparency remains questiona...
- Trudeau’s Nijjar claims put ally US in a spot; yet, India-US ties remain sturdyThe US was obliged to stand by its ally on the one hand and, on the other, maintain a strategic partnership of the future it has carefully ...
- As 'Succession' comes to an end, fans react to end of Emmy-winning hit dramaIn the episode, Shiv Roy took one final turn against her brother Kendall, blowing up his plans to keep their late father's company and beco...
- It's hard to tell when the crypto bubble will burst, or if there is oneDespite their volatile and occasionally inscrutable nature, cryptocurrencies are becoming more widely traded, used and held - El Salvador r...
- View: The maps that steer us wrongAs our reliance on digital maps increases — for instance, with the proliferation of driverless cars — the gap between the world as it is an...
- Robots have turned interviewers. But can machines accurately and fairly judge a person?Algorithms tasked to learn who's the best fit for a job can entrench bias if they're taking cues from industries where racial and gender di...
- Trump’s election tweets to spark rates volatility, JPMorgan saysNamed after Trump’s inscrutable “covfefe” tweet from May 2017, the index attempts to gauge the impact of Trump’s tweeting on the U.S. Treas...
- No accidental Chief Minister, Naveen Patnaik adept at setting narrativesWhile former BJD leaders Baijayant Panda and Damodar Rout’s joining the BJP was a forgone conclusion, former Union minister Dilip Ray’s pot...
- A defining feature of India's economy has just fallen prey to the beauty of GSTGST has a built-in incentive to comply: that is the beauty of the tax. Compliance means revealing input purchases and sales. That reveals i...
- 'Outside ideas' trickle in as US think tanks like Carnegie Endowment set up base in IndiaThese think tanks are coming into India at a time when there is a flowering of Indian research organisations here.
- There are more bad charts than good charts in the stock market right nowTechnical analysis can occasionally be inscrutable. To many, it might look like a bunch of lines arbitrarily drawn over a series of other l...
- Is India ready to join China’s coming-out party?China has every reason to be immensely proud of its achievement. In less than four decades, it has capsuled more growth than experienced in...
- Happiness in Unhappiness'Áchchhe din ayenge' is a whiff of happiness, but what if they do not? Efforts and worries in pursuit of happiness make life uneasy.
- Business of Rs 100-cr films: Who gets what and whyThe Rs 100-crore collection is essentially a cocktail of a steady increase in ticket prices, the number of theatres and the number of print...
- As the rupee risesWill there be a time when we can have western kids learning 'Indian'?
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