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'Godfather of AI' lists 3 skills with no risk from AI
'Godfather of AI' Professor Geoffrey Hinton listed three areas where humans will have an advantage against AI. These include top-level creativity, manual dexterity and empathy. He believes AI isn't yet as capable as the very best human creative artists. He added that humanoids can't handle unfamiliar objects, perform delicate tasks and respond to unpredictable physical environments.
Teacher swaps classroom lessons for a fun dance session, wins hearts online
A heartwarming video going viral online shows a teacher swapping classroom lessons for a fun dance session. The teacher can be seen leading an energetic routine as his young students enthusiastically follow his moves. The video drew positive reactions from social media users, who said every child deserves such joy and short breaks from academics can help students feel refreshed.
HC rejects bail plea of ex-judge Giribala Singh in Twisha Sharma death case
The Madhya Pradesh HC rejected the bail plea of ex-district judge Giribala Singh in the alleged suicide case of her daughter-in-law Twisha Sharma. The court rejected the plea on the ground that investigation was still on and key forensic and digital extraction reports were awaited. Police had registered a case against Giribala and her son under charges of dowry death.
Bittu Tabahi suffers severe skin problems after cleaning MP river twice, takes medicines daily
After cleaning a polluted river twice, Madhya Pradesh's Surendra Singh Choudhary, who went viral as Bittu Tabahi, is facing severe skin problems. Bittu is suffering from constant itching and pain in his hands and legs, and takes medicines every night before sleeping to return to the river and continue his mission. This was caused by prolonged exposure to polluted water.
Trump's son backs Vance's reasons for defeat in midterm polls, says 'Every word is true'
US President Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr, backed Vice President JD Vance's assessment of why Republicans lost the midterm polls. Reacting to Vance's remarks, Trump Jr said, "Every word of this is [100% true]." Vance had cited Iran war, rising living costs, Trump's frail commitment to 'America First' agenda and dissatisfaction over US-Israel relationship as factors behind the defeat.
What is Bestu Varas and how is Gujarati New Year celebrated?
Gujarati New Year, also known as Bestu Varas, falls on the Pratipada Tithi of the Hindu calendar month of Kartik. Traditionally, people visit temples to seek blessings from God. They clean their homes and decorate entrances with rangoli to welcome guests. Traders and business owners perform puja at their workplaces and keep their shops closed for five days.
Kohli does John Cena's 'You Can't See Me' gesture at Glenn Phillips
Ex-India captain Virat Kohli recreated WWE star John Cena's 'You Can't See Me' gesture towards Glenn Phillips during the first ODI against New Zealand in Auckland on Wednesday. The moment came as Phillips joined Daryl Mitchell at the crease, with Cena's entrance music playing at the stadium. A video of the same has gone viral.
He was a dynamic young man: Rahul Gandhi on 1st meeting with Sidhu Moosewala
Recalling his first meeting with late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said, "He was a dynamic and talented young man, so I inducted him into...party." "I felt that he was entering a dangerous field...[and]...I should protect him in my own way," Rahul added at the rally in Punjab's Sangrur. Sidhu was shot dead on May 29, 2022.
Fan introduces himself as Steve Bucknor, Sachin Tendulkar's reply goes viral
Sachin Tendulkar's response to a fan pretending to be former umpire Steve Bucknor during a Reddit interaction has gone viral. The fan wrote, "Steve Bucknor here! You are out!" Sachin replied, "Zamana badal gaya hai! Ab mere paas DRS hai (Times have changed! I have DRS now)". Bucknor had controversially given Tendulkar out on multiple occasions during his playing career.
5 regional snacks to upgrade your festive platter this Diwali
This Diwali try distinct savoury alternatives like Karnataka's crunchy kodubale, Gujarat's puffed chorafali, Tamil Nadu's spiced thattai, Andhra's ring-shaped chegodilu and Maharashtra's layered bhakarwadi to bring diverse textures and flavours to the table. A few of these treats alongside traditional favourites creates a more varied festive platter and serves as a conversation starter for guests.