Spread the love AI generated image used for representational purpose NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Andhra Pradesh, in its July 10 order, has held Vishal Mega Mart liable for selling an expired packet of Maggi Atta Instant Noodles to a customer who later suffered food poisoning, calling the sale of expired food a “grave violation of consumer rights.”How...
‘Taken court for a ride’: SC raps Samay, Ranveer for non-compliance of its order
Spread the love SC raps Samay Raina, Ranveer Allahbadia NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday came down heavily on comedian Samay Raina and podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia for failing to comply with its earlier directions in the India’s Got Latent controversy case.The top court said Samay had “taken the court for a ride” and described both Samay and Ranveer as...
‘They chased us for 15 km’: Daughter recounts assault on mother; 9 arrested in Nashik
Spread the love The girl claimed that the chase continued for nearly 15km, with the attackers allegedly intercepting the vehicle multiple times. NASHIK: What began as a family picnic near Bhavali Dam in Maharashtra’s Nashik quickly spiralled into what the victims describe as a terrifying chase for survival.Two days after police arrested nine people for allegedly molesting a woman tourist...
84-year-old ‘wildest woman in America’ has lived on island for 53 years
Spread the love What would you do for the love of nature? Apparently, live on a remote island with no roads for 53 years, preserving it for the world. Every year, 84-year-old Carol Ruckdeschel walks along the beach on Cumberland Island, Georgia. Donning her white boots, hair in pigtail braids, she takes notes of her home in a field journal:...
Top computer scientist: ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini don’t understand a word they say
Spread the love Alan Turing’s 1950 mistake sent AI down the wrong road, says computer scientist Peter J. Denning As ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini race towards AGI, computer scientist Peter J. Denning says Alan Turing’s ‘famous test’ sent AI down the wrong road 75 years ago; adds: We are aliens across an...Alan Turing’s 1950 paper is where modern AI starts....
Where is Aung San Suu Kyi? Myanmar’s most famous prisoner not seen since 2022
Spread the love Despite years in detention, Suu Kyi continues to command loyalty among many supporters. On her 81st birthday on June 19, supporters quietly marked the occasion across Myanmar. More than three years after Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi‘s last junta-orchestrated public appearance, questions over the detained Nobel Peace Prize laureate’s whereabouts and condition are mounting. Her family, diplomats...
Could the sugar in our bodies have first come from space?
Spread the love A: It is possible, though we don’t yet know for sure. In fact, astronomers recently found a complex sugar in deep space for the first time. Using powerful radio telescopes, a team affiliated with institutes in Spain and five other countries spotted a complex sugar called erythrulose in a giant interstellar molecular cloud near the centre of the...
Trump tariffs struck down by US Supreme Court: How much has been refunded so far
Spread the love The US government has refunded tens of billions of dollars in collected tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down a major portion of President Donald Trump’s extra tariffs ordered, marking a significant setback for one of his flagship economic policies. Newly released Treasury budget figures show the refunds surged following the court’s ruling, wiping out much of...
Kargil War: How July 14 turned the tide and put Pakistan on back foot
Spread the love Picture from Fire Fury Corps X handle NEW DELHI: The Army on Tuesday marked a key moment in India’s military history, recalling July 14, 1999, as the decisive turning point of the Kargil War. It was the day India’s military campaign gained a decisive edge, forcing Pakistan to announce the withdrawal of its forces after suffering major...
‘London Rule’ that explains why AI researchers are leaving Google for Anthropic & OpenAI
Spread the love Four senior AI researchers have left Google in the past few weeks, and the through-line isn’t pay or position—it’s a city. Most of those walking out of DeepMind for Anthropic and OpenAI are based in London, and that’s the detail worth following. The latest to go are Jonas Adler and Alexander Pritzel, both described by people familiar...
