Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman has a warning on AI company hacking that Nvidia just spent $13 billion on; says: Imagine the hugging face incident with …

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman has issued a warning about how advanced AI systems could behave, pointing to the reported Hugging Face incident involving OpenAI’s AI models. His comments come as Nvidia prepares to spend $12.93 billion to acquire Hugging Face, the platform where millions of developers build, share and…

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PM Modi congratulates ‘friend’ Meloni on becoming longest-serving postwar Italian PM | India News

PM Modi congratulates Italian PM Giorgia Meloni Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday congratulated his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni, a day after she become Italy’s longest continuously serving prime minister since the post- World War II era.In a post on X, PM Modi said the milestone reflects Italian people’s confidence in Meloni.“Congratulations to my friend…

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In 1999, scientists spread 45 tons of calcium over a New Hampshire forest damaged by acid rain; damaged maple crowns recovered, and maple-seedling survival rose from 10.2% to 36.6% | World News

An AI-generated image showing how in 1999, researchers used a helicopter to spread about 45 tons of wollastonite across Hubbard Brook’s Watershed 1 to restore calcium lost from the forest soil. Credits – Google Gemini  Acid rain spent much of the twentieth century quietly stripping something out of northeastern American soils that nobody could easily…

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‘Thank you, dear PM Modi’: Meloni signals deepening India-Italy strategic embrace | India News

​Meloni hails ‘stronger than ever’ India-Italy ties. NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Friday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for congratulating her on becoming Italy’s longest continuously serving PM in the postwar period, saying the relationship between the two countries was “stronger than ever”.Sharing a post on X, Meloni said, “Thank you, dear Narendra…

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In 1973, former Army diver Eric Shaw began dropping donated boats off Gibraltar; over 30 vessels later, the sandy seabed had become a fish nursery | World News

Representative image of an artificial reef providing shelter and habitat for marine life. Image Credits: ChatGPT. In 1973, former Army diver Eric Shaw looked at Gibraltar’s largely sandy seabed and saw an opportunity to give marine life somewhere to settle, hide and breed. His solution was unusual: use unwanted boats to build an artificial reef….

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Shardendu Tiwari: Amazon techie leaves Rs 46 lakh package to join Indian Army, set to be commissioned at OTA Gaya | Lucknow News

LUCKNOW: Lucknow’s 27-year-old Shardendu Tiwari, who worked as a cloud engineer at Amazon with an annual package of around Rs 46 lakh, is set to be commissioned into the Army at the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Gaya, on Saturday.A second-generation soldier, Shardendu chose military service after leaving behind a corporate career and an opportunity with…

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‘Cut rates or I’ll halt trade with countries US has deficit with’: Donald Trump threatens Federal Reserve

Donald Trump, Kevin Warsh US President Donald Trump on Friday renewed pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, citing stronger-than-expected job growth and arguing that the United States should have among the world’s lowest borrowing costs.Trump made the remarks in a post on X after a jobs report showed employers added 162,000 jobs…

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In 1989, NBC anchor Tom Brokaw bought into a 4,000-acre Montana ranch; restoring its riverbank helped bring upland bird populations back | World News

NBC anchor Tom Brokaw bought into a 4,000-acre Montana ranch. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons. Tom Brokaw found an enduring connection to the natural world on a Montana ranch. In 1989, the then-NBC News anchor bought an interest in a roughly 4,000-acre property near the West Boulder River, seeking a place where he could escape the…

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Scientists planted trees on abandoned cattle pasture in Mexico; 17 years later, nearly 5,000 plants were growing across the experimental forest | World News

Scientists have spent 17 years tracking what happens when native trees are planted on former cattle pasture in Mexico, and the experiment has now recorded nearly 5,000 plants growing across the restoration plots. The experiment carried out in the Los Tuxtlas region of Veracruz began in 2006, when researchers fenced off sections of a pasture…

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