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Society needs 'new social norms' in the age of AI: Nvidia's Jensen Huang
"I would advocate that everybody use AI. Just go engage it," Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang said
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Amazon Founder Calls AI Pessimism Wrong, Blames "Smart" People
As AI anxieties spark global job fears, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos claims "smart people" are driving the panic, even as tech giants globally and in India aggressively downsize to build leaner, AI-native workforces.
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War Stress Linked To Increased Preterm Births And Complications In Ukrainian Hospitals
Experts say the reasons for premature births are complex, but the profound psychological and physical stress the war is inflicting on pregnant mothers is contributing.
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AI Could Soon Use More Water Than Humanity Drinks, UN Warns
A new United Nations University report warns that AI-powered data centres could consume enough water to meet the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, highlighting the hidden environmental costs of artificial intelligence beyond carbon
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Indus Treaty "Suspended" Till Pak Stops Cross-Border Terrorism: Centre
Rejecting Pakistan's criticism of two river projects, India on Friday reiterated its consistent stance on the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), saying that the agreement remains in abeyance until Pakistan completely stops cross-border terrorism.
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Marjane Satrapi "Dies Of Sadness": The Physical Impact Of Deep Emotional Loss
The loss of a spouse or life partner can trigger intense emotional distress that affects multiple systems within the body.
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Why AI May Do Something Worse Than Taking Your Job
AI leaders are increasingly pushing back against job-loss fears. But a different concern is emerging: what happens when your manager never sleeps?
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Pollution And Energy Use To Double In 4 Years As AI Grows: UN Study
By 2030, data centers will account for nearly 3% of the world's projected electricity use, with 935 trillion watt-hours.
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Ebola Had 'Big Head-Start' But Response Catching Up: WHO
The Ebola outbreak raging in central Africa had a "big head-start", the World Health Organization chief acknowledged Wednesday, but insisted efforts to rein in the...
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Abu Dhabi Freezes Rent Hikes Amid Iran War, Big Relief for Indian Expats
ADREC has clarified that the rental amount stated in the previous tenancy contract will remain valid for both renewed and newly signed agreements.
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India Sends Second Consignment Of Medical Aid to Africa CDC To Strengthen Ebola Response
New Delhi, June 2 (IANS) India on Tuesday dispatched the second tranche of medical assistance to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), comprising protective gear, diagnostic and monitoring equipment, medicines, and nutritional supplements aimed at strengthening the continent’s response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
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Sweden Health Agency Tells Parents To Put Down Phones
Sweden's public health agency on Monday called on parents to put their phones away when spending...
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What To Know As Israel's Lebanon Incursion In 25 Years Complicates Iran Deal
Israel has warned Lebanese civilians across the south to evacuate or risk being in the line of fire. Lebanese PM on Saturday accused Israel of "implementing a policy of total destruction of cities and towns."
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Tired After A Full Night's Sleep? Expert Shares 5 Hidden Reasons You Wake Up Feeling Drained
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra lists the subtle factors that could be affecting your sleep health.
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"Herbal" Cigarettes May Be More Toxic Than You Think, New Study Explains How
Scientists have found that herbal cigarettes may release harmful substances at levels similar to, or even higher than, conventional tobacco cigarettes.
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Society needs 'new social norms' in the age of AI: Nvidia's Jensen Huang
"I would advocate that everybody use AI. Just go engage it," Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang said
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Amazon Founder Calls AI Pessimism Wrong, Blames "Smart" People
As AI anxieties spark global job fears, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos claims "smart people" are driving the panic, even as tech giants globally and in India aggressively downsize to build leaner, AI-native workforces.
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War Stress Linked To Increased Preterm Births And Complications In Ukrainian Hospitals
Experts say the reasons for premature births are complex, but the profound psychological and physical stress the war is inflicting on pregnant mothers is contributing.
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AI Could Soon Use More Water Than Humanity Drinks, UN Warns
A new United Nations University report warns that AI-powered data centres could consume enough water to meet the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, highlighting the hidden environmental costs of artificial intelligence beyond carbon
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Indus Treaty "Suspended" Till Pak Stops Cross-Border Terrorism: Centre
Rejecting Pakistan's criticism of two river projects, India on Friday reiterated its consistent stance on the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), saying that the agreement remains in abeyance until Pakistan completely stops cross-border terrorism.
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Marjane Satrapi "Dies Of Sadness": The Physical Impact Of Deep Emotional Loss
The loss of a spouse or life partner can trigger intense emotional distress that affects multiple systems within the body.
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Why AI May Do Something Worse Than Taking Your Job
AI leaders are increasingly pushing back against job-loss fears. But a different concern is emerging: what happens when your manager never sleeps?
-
Pollution And Energy Use To Double In 4 Years As AI Grows: UN Study
By 2030, data centers will account for nearly 3% of the world's projected electricity use, with 935 trillion watt-hours.
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Ebola Had 'Big Head-Start' But Response Catching Up: WHO
The Ebola outbreak raging in central Africa had a "big head-start", the World Health Organization chief acknowledged Wednesday, but insisted efforts to rein in the...
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Abu Dhabi Freezes Rent Hikes Amid Iran War, Big Relief for Indian Expats
ADREC has clarified that the rental amount stated in the previous tenancy contract will remain valid for both renewed and newly signed agreements.
-
India Sends Second Consignment Of Medical Aid to Africa CDC To Strengthen Ebola Response
New Delhi, June 2 (IANS) India on Tuesday dispatched the second tranche of medical assistance to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), comprising protective gear, diagnostic and monitoring equipment, medicines, and nutritional supplements aimed at strengthening the continent’s response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
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Sweden Health Agency Tells Parents To Put Down Phones
Sweden's public health agency on Monday called on parents to put their phones away when spending...
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What To Know As Israel's Lebanon Incursion In 25 Years Complicates Iran Deal
Israel has warned Lebanese civilians across the south to evacuate or risk being in the line of fire. Lebanese PM on Saturday accused Israel of "implementing a policy of total destruction of cities and towns."
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Tired After A Full Night's Sleep? Expert Shares 5 Hidden Reasons You Wake Up Feeling Drained
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra lists the subtle factors that could be affecting your sleep health.
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"Herbal" Cigarettes May Be More Toxic Than You Think, New Study Explains How
Scientists have found that herbal cigarettes may release harmful substances at levels similar to, or even higher than, conventional tobacco cigarettes.
