AI, education, policy alignment key to India’s $30 trillion goal, say experts at Bengaluru event | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: India’s ambition to become a $30 trillion economy by 2047 will hinge on how well artificial intelligence (AI) is integrated with education, governance and industry, speakers said at a pre-buildathon collective intelligence session organised by Bharat1.ai.At the event titled ‘How does India leverage AI and its demographic dividend to become an inclusive $30 trillion…

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World’s longest escalator: China’s 905-meter ‘sky ladder’ lets you climb 80 floors in 20 minutes | World News

China has transformed vertical transportation with the unveiling of the world’s longest outdoor escalator. Stretching an impressive 905 meters, this engineering marvel resides in Wushan County, Chongqing Municipality. Shaped like a dragon, it helps visitors ascend what would be an 80-story climb in just 20 minutes. This innovation replaces what used to be a tiring…

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‘Brilliant story if he does’: England leave door open for Ben Stokes’ Ashes return | Cricket News

England men’s team managing director Rob Key has not ruled out the possibility of Ben Stokes returning to international cricket before next year’s Ashes, saying “anything is possible with Ben.”Stokes stepped down as England’s Test captain and retired from international cricket after England lost the Test series to New Zealand 2-1 in June. That defeat…

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Blake Lively: Justin Baldoni is all smiles in first public appearance wth wife after settling lawsuit with Blake Lively – WATCH |

Justin Baldoni made his first appearance since closing his highly publicised lawsuit with ‘It Ends With Us’ co-star Blake Lively.The actor was spotted hand-in-hand with his wife, Emily Baldoni, as they walked in a parking lot after picking up some goodies. The couple, dressed down in jeans, cardigans, had big smiles on their faces as…

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West Asia crisis casts a shadow over wedding industry | Mangaluru News

Mangaluru: Event planners, caterers, photographers and other stakeholders in the wedding and hospitality industry are facing uncertainty amid the ongoing West Asia crisis, as regular flight services to Gulf nations remain disrupted.Industry sources said the impact is being felt across communities, particularly among coastal Karnataka families that share close ties to West Asia. With relatives,…

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BMTC rolls out longest AC route, linking Bengaluru to Tumakuru

Bengaluru: At a time when home minister G Parameshwara is advocating renaming of Tumakuru as ‘Bengaluru North District’ due to its proximity to Bengaluru, the Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has already included Tumakuru within the scope of its operations.After expanding city bus services to suburban regions such as Kanakapura, Ramanagara and Channapatna, BMTC has…

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Anthropic’s Mythos: What global banks said about Anthropic’s new Mythos model that the company ‘refused’ to release publicly |

Anthropic unveiled Claude Mythos in a selective manner earlier this month. However, the AI company chose not to release it publicly. The reason was straightforward, even though unsettling: the model had demonstrated a capacity to locate and exploit software vulnerabilities across every major operating system and web browser, including a flaw in OpenBSD that had…

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Rowdy sheeter celebrates birthday with Karnataka BJP MLA SR Vishwanath; viral video draws police attention | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: A video of a city-based rowdy sheeter celebrating his birthday with Yelahanka BJP MLA SR Vishwanath has gone viral on social media, drawing attention to the event.The video purportedly shows the MLA felicitating Dasa alias “King Maker Dasa”, a rowdy sheeter registered at the Chikkajala police station, during a birthday celebration held in Nelamangala…

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77 headless skeletons unearthed in Europe’s most mysterious Neolithic burial site in Slovakia | World News

Archaeologists working in western Slovakia did not expect the perimeter ditch of an early farming settlement to become one of Europe’s most unsettling burial puzzles. But as excavation layers were removed from the Neolithic site near modern-day Vráble, what emerged was not a typical cemetery. It was a boundary feature filled with disarticulated, headless human…

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