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Photos show Pope Leo XIV receiving the "Sphere of Humanity" glass sculpture as 70 leaders prepare to draft the Codex Humanitatis on AI ethics.
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Ridiculous USA Today column proves that the demand for misogyny in sports far exceeds the supply
A USA Today columnist cited Sydney Sweeney's betting ad, an Arch Manning joke and an arena rendering as proof sports don't want women around.
Homeowners in the heart of America’s AI boom are getting an unexpected payoff
Loudoun County homeowners save $5,800 a year in property taxes thanks to data centers, which generate 45% of all local tax revenue on just 3% of land.
Gaza repairman helps journalists to keep documenting genocide
As journalists in Gaza continue documenting the war, camera repairman Mohammed Radwan keeps damaged equipment in use.
Israel and Morocco deepen diplomatic ties as they agree to open embassies
Israel and Morocco have agreed to step up diplomatic ties, including opening embassies and appointing ambassadors, according to an Arabic statement posted Wednesday on X by an official Israeli government account.
Noel Tata Calls N Chandrasekaran Re-Appointment Vote ‘Illegal’ - News18
Noel Tata Calls N Chandrasekaran Re-Appointment Vote ‘Illegal’ News18
Kerala State Women’s Commission raises concerns on safety of elderly women
Kerala State Women’s Commission chairperson P. Sathidevi says elderly women are often being abandoned by their families after receiving their share of property. Women face severe isolation in old age when they need love and care, she says, adding that such a situation was not hea...
Kanpur delivery man on bike falls into open sewer pit, deadly fall caught on camera
A delivery agent in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur had a terrifying fall after his bike plunged into an open sewer pit on a dark stretch of road, with the entire accident caught on CCTV. He, however, survived the fall, with his helmet protecting him from a potentially serious injury.
Surat man trapped in bungalow's steel grill, beaten by locals who suspected theft
A man suspected of attempting to steal from a locked bungalow in Gujarat’s Surat was beaten by locals after he got trapped in the house’s steel grille.
Noel Tata opposes N Chandrasekaran's reappointment, calls vote illegal: Report
The Tata Sons board has voted in favour of N Chandrasekaran continuing as chairman, but the decision has triggered a dispute within the group. Noel Tata has opposed the move and called the vote “illegal”, reported Moneycontrol.
Fortis moves Supreme Court against Delhi High Court order
Fortis Healthcare has appealed to the Supreme Court against a recent Delhi High Court order. The order mandated a forensic audit of Fortis's dealings with IHH Healthcare and RHT Health Trust. This legal battle stems from Daiichi Sankyo's efforts to enforce an arbitral award again...
King Charles, Earl Spencer clash over Diana death once again
Buckingham Palace has rejected criticisms of King Charles III in a new book from the brother of his late wife Princess Diana. Earl Charles Spencer has been a fierce critic of his former brother-in-law for decades.
From Risk Sensing To Strategic Optionality: How AI Can Help Automotive Supply Chains Compete Through Volatility
Resilient automotive companies preserve flexibility when volatility changes the plan, giving leaders more room to respond before disruptions narrow their options.
From Reactive To Anticipatory: How Banks Can Use Data To Deliver The Next-Best Action
Anticipatory banking cannot be a one-way system in which the institution pushes messages and assumes value. It has to be a learning system that improves over time.
View / Pacing the frontier is more about business models than AI models - Semafor
Dario Amodei and other frontier AI lab leaders may care deeply about AI safety, but calls to “pace the frontier” also serve their financial interests.
Italy's Meloni visits Norway to boost energy, critical minerals ties
ROME, Sept 17 - Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is making the first official visit by an Italian leader to Norway in nearly 15 years on Thursday, seeking to deepen cooperation in areas including energy, critical minerals and defence, Italian sources said.
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PetroSA was owed R227m, but may end up losing R1.4bn instead - Daily Maverick
State-owned fuel company PetroSA faces liquidation after entering into a ludicrous settlement with an obscure but ambitious fuel trader, Nako Energy.
EasyEquities warns clients after third-party security breach - IOL
EasyEquities has warned clients about a potential exposure of personal information following a security incident at a third-party provider.