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Creators of AI will have to be especially careful over copyright, given the scope for bias inherent in the technology. Bias enters through human input
Possessiveness, ego, and the hankering for power lead to family disturbances, social evils, and war. Understanding dharma and empathy for others are c
Maharashtra deputy CM has rightly condemned the Juvenile Justice Board for letting off the guilty with not much of a rap on the knuckles. The minor's
India's regulatory regime has also facilitated shifts in both directions. Outbound investments were made easier by regulators clarifying what constitu
The historic declaration by the Prophet-Herald, Bab, marked the beginning of a new era for the Baha'i Faith. Baha'u'llah, the founder, furthered this
The practice of displaying inked fingers after voting has become a cliché, with social media flooded with similar poses. While it's understandable to
Tall trees symbolize life, knowledge, sustenance, and interconnectedness. Kalpavriksh emerges during Samudra Manthan. The Tree of Life symbolizes immo
While the opposition licks its wounds, Parliament will now ring with chants of 'Blue Moon'. One can't help but wonder if this might be the start of a
The Met Department warns of severe heatwaves in Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana due to prolonged heatwave conditions. Adapting to extreme heat requires sys
Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella emphasize India's potential in AI development to boost productivity and drive economic growth, highlighting the transf
The concoction created is infused with a few cliches: one, as the description suggests, anglicisation, or a penchant for speaking not just in English
Airtel has to top up on spectrum that is lapsing in select telecom circles. Jio can afford to take it easy after having cornered the biggest chunk of
In a densely populated developing country like India, there are competing demands on land - farming, housing, infrastructure development and factories
The article explores the unknown nature of death, life, and living, focusing on the fear of death, comfort in familiar beliefs, and the necessity of c
The beauty of the song lies in its juxtaposition of heavy brooding while shouting out what it means to be resilient, to survive.
Wolfenstein 3D would probably have served as a 'gateway game' for my proper addiction to the world of gaming, were it not for a friend accidentally de
You could blame politicians and say they need to improve their intellectual discourse, turn perhaps to the great speeches of Vajpayee, JP, Nehru (oops
Is it worth paying 'so much' for food at Nadodi, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Kuala Lumpur that reimagines South Asian cuisine? At Noma in Copenha
The pen is mightier than the sword. But for some writers, both objects hold equal fascination. Take Amir Khusrau and Babur. Or Samudragupta from an ea
In a (Western liberal democratic) world that, in theory, swears by free access and open societies, international students are becoming a little less w