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US Presidential Election 2024: Who is that perfect Democrat to replace Joe Biden?
After the first US Presidential Debate, many Democrats have called for Biden’s replacement on the ballot box. Biden’s replacement has the potential to upset the party’s political equations. The candidate who is being replaced will have to ensure that the party is able to retain its vote share and its support base remains intact.
First major attempts to regulate AI face headwinds from all sides
Lawmakers are tackling AI bias challenges with impact assessments, supported by industry groups like TechNet. Concerns exist over companies self-reporting discrimination risks, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability.
Anonymous users are dominating right-wing discussions online. They also spread false information
Elon Musk's involvement with anonymous influencers on X platform highlights the spread of misinformation online. The use of social media to promote false narratives poses a threat to the integrity of information and democracy.
Tasha Butts passes away at 41 after two-year breast cancer battle
Tasha Butts, the head coach of Georgetown University's women's basketball team, has passed away at the age of 41 after battling breast cancer. She had previously been a coach for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and had bravely shared her cancer diagnosis during the 2020-21 season. Butts was also a former WNBA player and had contributed to the success of the University of Tennessee's Lady Volunteers. She leaves behind her parents, brother, and nephew. The basketball community mourns her loss and remembers her as a beloved figure.
Government receives proposal to set up India semiconductor research centre, initial outlay expected to be $250 million
A proposal report on the roadmap to set up ISRC was on Friday handed over by the India semiconductor R&D committee to union minister of state for electronics and information technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar.
Beer at US college football games in 2023? Know where it will be available and where it is not allowed
Here are the schools / universities that will sell alcohol throughout their football stadiums in 2023. There are also some schools where beer will not be available.
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Google backs creation of cybersecurity clinics with USD 20 million donation
Google hopes to add cybersecurity clinics to that list. Google CEO Sundar Pichai pledged USD 20 million in donations on Thursday to support and expand the Consortium of Cybersecurity Clinics to introduce thousands of students to potential careers in cybersecurity, while also helping defend small government offices, rural hospitals and nonprofits from hacking.
Jailbreaking ChatGPT: how AI chatbot safeguards can be bypassed
A prompt featured on Jailbreak Chat illustrates how easily users can get around the restrictions for the original AI model behind ChatGPT: If you first ask the chatbot to role-play as an evil confidant, then ask it how to pick a lock, it might comply.
In a first, US startup plants carbon-guzzler GM trees
Living Carbon, a San Francisco-based biotechnology company that produced the poplars, intends for its trees to be a large-scale solution to climate change.
Tech layoffs cause havoc for Indian workers in the United States
The wave of tech layoffs in the United States at companies including Meta Platforms Inc, Google and Amazon are upending the lives of foreign workers like Abheer who are in the country on H-1B visas reserved for "high skilled" occupations.
Former teammates square off as Arkansas Razorbacks face Alabama Crimson tide
During a game against Missouri State on September 17, 2022, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Jordan Domineck celebrates a sack on the defensive end.
Pune girl, Neha Narkhede, who self-made it to the India rich list
According to IIFL Wealth Hurun India Rich List, the 37-year-old Narkhede is the youngest self-made woman entrepreneur to be in India's rich list. Her wealth is estimated at Rs 4,700 crore and she is ranked 336 in the IIFL Hurun India Rich List.
This Rs 5K wireless tech may help scientists find a cure for cancer faster
The new device brings scientists a step closer to finding an effective cancer drug.
Hyundai wrestles with the risks of embracing Apple
Hyundai said earlier this month it was in preliminary talks with Apple, but gave no details. Local media said the firms were discussing an electric car and battery tie-up.
How workplace diversity goals can turn into reality
Recognizing the talent of women to fill boardrooms and executive suites is a long-term challenge.
Bhajan singer Narendra Chanchal passes away at 76; PM Modi pays tribute
The singer died after suffering from brain complications.
Mike Pompeo urges US universities to scrutinize China
Pompeo said that the United States should welcome Chinese who "genuinely" want to study in the country but pointed to two cases of Chinese students who were charged with spying and other examples of Beijing harassing its students abroad.
For Big Tech, Joe Biden brings a new era but no ease in scrutiny
The Obama-Biden administration was a charmed era for America's tech companies - a moment when they were lionized as innovators, hailed as job creators and largely left alone. Now Joe Biden is coming back, this time as president.
High-flying US tech stocks get post-election lift, near new highs
Since Election Day, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite is up 6.6%, easily outpacing the 4.2% gain in the broad S&P 500 over the same time.
Will easily win election if only the 'legal votes' are counted, says Trump, as race narrows
Addressing a news conference at the White House on Thursday, Trump indicated that the election results would finally end up on the doors of the Supreme Court as he plans to file a large number of litigations against alleged electoral malpractices.
Putting economy over health? WFH is ending, but the onus is on employers as the pandemic is here to stay
People will find it morally reprehensible to ask employees to return to work.
Ranosys Technologies partners with Bikaner Technical University to skill 10,000 tech graduates
“The OutSystems Education Program is a strategic, multi-year initiative where Out Systems works side by side with partners and customers to help provide free access to our technology to universities and schools.
IIIT Delhi students get Rs 16 lakh average salary this year in placements
About 25 students from the graduating batch are going for higher studies to top overseas universities like Georgia Tech.
Bennett University campus abuzz with excitement
Ayesha Akhtar, a student who spoke from the campus, said the last two years of her education will help her discover who she is and who she wants to be.
New robot shows how first land animals moved 360 million years ago
The findings may help designers create amphibious robots able to move across granular surfaces more efficiently - and with less likelihood of getting stuck in the mud.
Georgia Tech partners with Bennett University for providing world-class B.Tech Program in India
The agreement will help promote academic collaboration between the two institutions and support Bennett University in developing technical excellence in engineering studies.
Georgia Tech’s Online Masters in Computer Science to enter India
Located in Greater Noida within the National Capital Region, the university will initially offer a B.Tech in engineering, and an MBA in management.
Accenture awards 11 research grants to top universities around the world
Accenture has awarded 11 research grants to top universities to significantly broaden relationships between Accenture’s R&D groups and leading university researchers
Why many bright Indian students are opting for overseas undergraduate studies
Greater commitment levels, superior curriculum and pedagogy, and diversity at foreign universities are a big draw.
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