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Tesla's Indian-Origin Vice President Shares Insights On Working With Elon Musk: "Very Funny, Works Hard"
Mr Elluswamy described Musk as a highly driven individual with a sharp sense of humour, emphasising his relentless work ethic and hands-on approach to leadership.
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"Boeing 747 Is Being Given To US Air Force, Not To Me": Trump On Qatar Jet
President Donald Trump said a luxury jet being offered by the government of Qatar would be used as a temporary Air Force One, indicating an intention to accept a gift that has sparked ethical and security concerns in Washington.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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Teen Philosopher Sparks Debate: Should Conscious AI Be Granted Rights and Personhood?
15-year-old Benjamin Qin Muji argues that AI can think and is conscious due to its ability to process information and synthesize new ideas.
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IIM Student Claims He Got an A+ After Using ChatGPT To Write Project, Sparks Debate
His post sparked a heated debate about the role of AI in education, raising questions about effort, ethics, and the true value of learning.
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AI Researchers Secretly Used Reddit to Test Chatbot Persuasion
AI bots posing as real users infiltrated Reddit to test their power of persuasion. The covert study, run by Zurich researchers without consent, posted over 1,700 comments and triggered backlash. Moderators condemned the experiment as unethical, while Reddit vowed legal action, warning of AI’s growing influence over digital discourse.
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Google DeepMind UK Workers To Unionise Over AI Sales To Israeli Defence Groups: Report
DeepMind has come under strain from its parent company, Google, in recent months to find commercial uses for its powerful AI.
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Selected Civil Service Candidates Advised To Be Mindful On Social Media, Maintain Public Decorum
While the use of technology was encouraged for improving service delivery, the message underlined the need for ethical and responsible digital behavior.
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"I Lied On CV, Got Promoted": Reddit User's Confession Sparks Debate Online
A Reddit user's confession about lying on his CV has gone viral, sparking a heated discussion online about work ethics.
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CBSE Makes 50 Hours Of Annual Training Mandatory For Teachers
The training will cover three key focus areas: Core Values and Ethics (12 hours), Knowledge and Practice (24 hours), and Professional Growth and Development (14 hours).
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Australian Woman Gives Birth To Stranger's Baby In IVF Mistake
An IVF mix-up in Brisbane led to a woman giving birth to another couple's child, raising legal and ethical concerns about parental rights and the need for stricter regulations in assisted reproductive technologies.
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Why AI Need Different Rules For Different Roles
More and more we are seeing AI systems acting as tutors, mental health providers and even romantic partners.
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Scientists Seek To Cultivate 'Spare' Human Bodies For Medical Miracles
Lab-grown "bodyoids" could transform medical research and organ transplants, but raise ethical questions about defining human life.
![Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: Did You Know [October 28, 2023]](https://c.ndtvimg.com/2023-10/51a32fss_did-you-know_640x480_28_October_23.jpg?downsize=245:163 "Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: Did You Know [October 28, 2023]")
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Tesla's Indian-Origin Vice President Shares Insights On Working With Elon Musk: "Very Funny, Works Hard"
Mr Elluswamy described Musk as a highly driven individual with a sharp sense of humour, emphasising his relentless work ethic and hands-on approach to leadership.
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"Boeing 747 Is Being Given To US Air Force, Not To Me": Trump On Qatar Jet
President Donald Trump said a luxury jet being offered by the government of Qatar would be used as a temporary Air Force One, indicating an intention to accept a gift that has sparked ethical and security concerns in Washington.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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Teen Philosopher Sparks Debate: Should Conscious AI Be Granted Rights and Personhood?
15-year-old Benjamin Qin Muji argues that AI can think and is conscious due to its ability to process information and synthesize new ideas.
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IIM Student Claims He Got an A+ After Using ChatGPT To Write Project, Sparks Debate
His post sparked a heated debate about the role of AI in education, raising questions about effort, ethics, and the true value of learning.
-
AI Researchers Secretly Used Reddit to Test Chatbot Persuasion
AI bots posing as real users infiltrated Reddit to test their power of persuasion. The covert study, run by Zurich researchers without consent, posted over 1,700 comments and triggered backlash. Moderators condemned the experiment as unethical, while Reddit vowed legal action, warning of AI’s growing influence over digital discourse.
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Google DeepMind UK Workers To Unionise Over AI Sales To Israeli Defence Groups: Report
DeepMind has come under strain from its parent company, Google, in recent months to find commercial uses for its powerful AI.
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Selected Civil Service Candidates Advised To Be Mindful On Social Media, Maintain Public Decorum
While the use of technology was encouraged for improving service delivery, the message underlined the need for ethical and responsible digital behavior.
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"I Lied On CV, Got Promoted": Reddit User's Confession Sparks Debate Online
A Reddit user's confession about lying on his CV has gone viral, sparking a heated discussion online about work ethics.
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CBSE Makes 50 Hours Of Annual Training Mandatory For Teachers
The training will cover three key focus areas: Core Values and Ethics (12 hours), Knowledge and Practice (24 hours), and Professional Growth and Development (14 hours).
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Australian Woman Gives Birth To Stranger's Baby In IVF Mistake
An IVF mix-up in Brisbane led to a woman giving birth to another couple's child, raising legal and ethical concerns about parental rights and the need for stricter regulations in assisted reproductive technologies.
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Why AI Need Different Rules For Different Roles
More and more we are seeing AI systems acting as tutors, mental health providers and even romantic partners.
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Scientists Seek To Cultivate 'Spare' Human Bodies For Medical Miracles
Lab-grown "bodyoids" could transform medical research and organ transplants, but raise ethical questions about defining human life.
