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Writers release an ‘empty’ book to protest AI content use:Why the book is called ‘Don’t Steal This Book’ and reason behind its empty pages

Imagine picking up a book written by thousands of well-known authors… and finding almost nothing inside it. That is exactly what happened at the London Book Fair, where around 10,000 writers released a nearly empty book titled “Don’t Steal This Book.” The unusual publication is not a mistake; it is a protest. The blank pages […]

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Ukraine opens battlefield data to train AI drones with allies:New systems aim to help identify targets and operate without pilots

Modern wars are no longer fought only with tanks and missiles. Increasingly, they are also driven by data and artificial intelligence. Ukraine, which has been battling Russia in a full-scale war for four years, is now turning its battlefield experience into something valuable for the future of military technology. The country has announced that it

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Using too much AI at work leads to ‘AI brain-fry’:Harvard study finds many negative effects on individuals and organisations

Artificial intelligence tools are quickly becoming a normal part of the modern workplace. Whether you are a coder, marketer, accountant, or manager, chances are you use AI in some form, sometimes even multiple tools at the same time. These tools promise faster work and higher productivity. But a new study suggests that constantly working with

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Mobile data usage in India could soon get taxed:Govt exploring plans to charge ₹1 per GB to generate revenue

India enjoys some of the cheapest mobile data in the world. From streaming videos to scrolling endlessly on social media, internet usage has become a part of everyday life. But in the future, using mobile data might come with a small extra cost. The Indian government is currently exploring the possibility of taxing mobile data

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Elon Musk unveils ‘Macrohard’ to run companies without humans:Tesla–xAI joint project where Grok and Optimus work together

Imagine a company where writing code, fixing bugs, testing software, and managing projects are all handled by artificial intelligence. That’s the idea behind ‘Macrohard,’ a new AI project announced by Elon Musk. The tech billionaire says the initiative combines the capabilities of his companies Tesla and xAI. The goal is simple but ambitious: create an

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NASA satellite set to fall toward Earth’s atmosphere today:After 14 years in orbit, spacecraft ‘Van Allen Probe A’ to re-enter; should we be worried?

Space missions don’t always end quietly. Sometimes, years after completing their job, spacecraft make one last dramatic move, a fiery return to Earth. That’s exactly what is expected to happen with one of NASA’s old satellites today. A spacecraft called ‘Van Allen Probe A,’ which has been circling Earth for more than a decade, is

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Are we thinking less because of AI?:62% of business leaders rely on chatbots for their work, a study finds

Artificial intelligence tools such as chatbots and generative AI platforms are increasingly becoming part of everyday business operations. From drafting emails to analysing complex data, these tools are being used across industries. However, a new study suggests that the influence of AI may be going far beyond simple assistance. According to research conducted by market

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5 budget-friendly gadgets every Indian home should consider:From portable fans to electric blenders, these products make your life easier

Indian summers rarely arrive quietly. One day, the weather feels pleasant, and the next day temperatures shoot past 35°C, especially in North Indian states. Suddenly, everything feels exhausting, laundry piles up faster because of sweat, the kitchen becomes unbearable, and cold water becomes the most precious thing in the house. The good news is that

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Itel launches ‘Zeno 100’ phone that works without network:Company claims phone can survive even after falling from height of 1.2 m

Tech brand Itel has launched its new low-budget phone, Itel Zeno 100, in the Indian market. The most special features of the phone are its durability and premium look. The company claims that the military-grade phone will remain safe even after falling from a height of 1.2 meters. It will also be able to make

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What makes Apple one of the most successful tech giants?:Tim Cook reveals it’s something competitors can’t copy

What is the real reason behind Apple’s massive success in the tech world? Is it the popularity of the iPhone, its powerful chips, or its stylish product designs? According to Apple CEO Tim Cook, the company’s achievements are not just about its devices; the real reason lies much deeper than the gadgets it creates. As

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