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Tech Workers Who Don’t Use AI Regularly Face Triple The Layoff Risk: Study
AI adoption is becoming a dividing point inside companies, the research found, and will likely influence who retains their jobs when firms downsize.
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Civilians Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants Than AI Data Centres In Their Neighbourhood: Survey
As per a new survey, 71 per cent of Americans oppose AI data centres over environmental concerns.
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Gallup Report Reveals 86% Of Indians "Struggling" At Work, Mere 14% Thriving
The 2024 Gallup State of the Global Workplace report highlights a concerning trend in India.
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Millennials Are Sleep Deprived, Says Study
Experts say people need eight hours of sleep for good health and mental well-being, but only 26 per cent said they are able to sleep for that long.
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Trump Leaves White House With Lowest Approval Rating Of His Presidency
President Donald Trump will leave the White House this week with the lowest approval rating of his presidency, with just 34 percent of Americans supporting the job he has done, a Gallup poll showed Monday.
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Pakistanis Feel Inflation, Not Kashmir, Biggest Problem Facing Them: Survey
Spiralling inflation and unemployment are the biggest problems haunting the people of Pakistan and not the Kashmir issue, according to a survey by Gallup International in all four provinces of the cash-strapped country.
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Donald Trump's Approval Hits Highest Rating Ever In Gallup Poll
US President Donald Trump is enjoying the strongest polling of his presidency following the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report and positive economic news, according to public opinion poll agency Gallup.
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Donald Trump Claims Muslims Worldwide Were 'Going Wild' After 9/11
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump ramped up his incendiary rhetoric on Saturday, claiming that Muslims around the world were "going wild" to cheer the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Clinton, Oprah, Malala Most Admired Women by Americans: Poll
Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton remains the woman most admired by Americans, followed by television icon Oprah Winfrey and Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai, polling agency Gallup said on Monday.
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US Citizens Less Satisfied With Personal Freedom: Poll
As the US gears up to celebrate Fourth of July, a new Gallup poll indicates a significant decline in the number of Americans who are satisfied with their freedom to choose what they do with their lives.
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Four in 10 Americans Believe God Created Earth 10,000 Years Ago
This may come as a shock to you but nearly 40 percent US citizens reject the evolution theory and believe that God created earth around 10,000 years ago.
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Twitter political index launches for US election
Twitter on Wednesday launched a new political index aimed at gauging the 2012 US presidential race by analyzing daily tweets.
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Indians frustrated with corruption: Gallup poll
The wave of anti-graft protests in India possibly reflects the sense among many Indians that the corruption problem is becoming worse, according to a new Gallup poll.In 2010, almost half (47 percent) said the level of corruption in India was higher than it was five years earlier, while 27 percent said it was about the same, the poll released by the...
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Tech Workers Who Don’t Use AI Regularly Face Triple The Layoff Risk: Study
AI adoption is becoming a dividing point inside companies, the research found, and will likely influence who retains their jobs when firms downsize.
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Civilians Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants Than AI Data Centres In Their Neighbourhood: Survey
As per a new survey, 71 per cent of Americans oppose AI data centres over environmental concerns.
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Gallup Report Reveals 86% Of Indians "Struggling" At Work, Mere 14% Thriving
The 2024 Gallup State of the Global Workplace report highlights a concerning trend in India.
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Millennials Are Sleep Deprived, Says Study
Experts say people need eight hours of sleep for good health and mental well-being, but only 26 per cent said they are able to sleep for that long.
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Trump Leaves White House With Lowest Approval Rating Of His Presidency
President Donald Trump will leave the White House this week with the lowest approval rating of his presidency, with just 34 percent of Americans supporting the job he has done, a Gallup poll showed Monday.
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Pakistanis Feel Inflation, Not Kashmir, Biggest Problem Facing Them: Survey
Spiralling inflation and unemployment are the biggest problems haunting the people of Pakistan and not the Kashmir issue, according to a survey by Gallup International in all four provinces of the cash-strapped country.
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Donald Trump's Approval Hits Highest Rating Ever In Gallup Poll
US President Donald Trump is enjoying the strongest polling of his presidency following the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report and positive economic news, according to public opinion poll agency Gallup.
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Donald Trump Claims Muslims Worldwide Were 'Going Wild' After 9/11
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump ramped up his incendiary rhetoric on Saturday, claiming that Muslims around the world were "going wild" to cheer the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Clinton, Oprah, Malala Most Admired Women by Americans: Poll
Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton remains the woman most admired by Americans, followed by television icon Oprah Winfrey and Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai, polling agency Gallup said on Monday.
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US Citizens Less Satisfied With Personal Freedom: Poll
As the US gears up to celebrate Fourth of July, a new Gallup poll indicates a significant decline in the number of Americans who are satisfied with their freedom to choose what they do with their lives.
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Four in 10 Americans Believe God Created Earth 10,000 Years Ago
This may come as a shock to you but nearly 40 percent US citizens reject the evolution theory and believe that God created earth around 10,000 years ago.
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Twitter political index launches for US election
Twitter on Wednesday launched a new political index aimed at gauging the 2012 US presidential race by analyzing daily tweets.
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Indians frustrated with corruption: Gallup poll
The wave of anti-graft protests in India possibly reflects the sense among many Indians that the corruption problem is becoming worse, according to a new Gallup poll.In 2010, almost half (47 percent) said the level of corruption in India was higher than it was five years earlier, while 27 percent said it was about the same, the poll released by the...
