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₹2 lakhs scammed in the name of ticket refund:Understand how these scams happen, 9 steps for protection, don’t make these 6 mistakes

Recently a cyber fraud case has come to light from Prayagraj in the name of ticket refund. Here, the cyber criminal posed as a Google Pay customer care representative and cheated the user of about two lakh rupees. Actually, the victim had booked a train ticket from Delhi to Prayagraj a few days ago, which

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Tinder tries to win back Gen Z users with AI:Company announced Video Speed Dating, Music Mode, and Astrology Mode

Online dating platform Tinder has revealed several exciting updates during its Tinder Sparks 2026 product keynote. The California-based company announced a mix of AI-powered safety upgrades, new discovery modes, fresh profile tools, and improved app design. These changes aim to make dating on the platform safer, faster, and more interactive. AI upgrades to improve safety

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Will regular laptops become obsolete now?:AI laptops; a new era of privacy-first computing begins

In the last one year, AI has emerged as the biggest selling point in tech. Now, not just phones, but TVs, refrigerators, ACs, and even water purifiers are being sold with an AI tag. In such a scenario, companies are calling AI laptops the need of the future. This is why, due to the global

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Now even young children will be able to use WhatsApp:Meta introduces ‘parent-managed’ accounts for under-13 users with full parental control

Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, has introduced a new ‘parent-managed’ account system that will allow children under the age of 13 to use the messaging platform. Previously, WhatsApp required users to be at least 13 years old to create an account. With the new system, however, parents or guardians will have full control over

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India’s data centre power demand to surge 800%:Requirement may hit 13.56 GW by 2031–32, driven by rising use of AI, digital services

Due to the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital services in the country, electricity demand from data centres is expected to rise rapidly. By 2031–32, electricity demand from data centres could reach 13.56 gigawatts. At present, data centre capacity in the country is expanding quickly. It stood at 375 megawatts in 2020 and

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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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