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In yet another bold prediction, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that the cheapest place to put AI will be space, adding that it may happen as soon as 36 months. The tech billionaire recently appeared on Dwarkesh podcast where he discussed the economics of orbital data centers, the difficulties of scaling power on Earth,…
Workers are embracing ‘revenge quitting’ in 2026, a trend where employees leave jobs not just for new opportunities, but to reclaim control after feeling ignored, overworked, or undervalued. This calculated departure prioritizes self-respect over enduring toxic work environments, marking a significant shift in employee priorities towards well-being and dignity. We’ve already lived through quiet quitting,…
Responding to Timothée Chalamet’s critique that opera is fading from public interest, New York City Opera has released an inspiring video that highlights the heart and soul poured into every production. Featuring behind-the-scenes footage of talented artisans at work and spirited crowds reveling in the performances, this initiative serves as a powerful reminder of opera’s…
Scientists suggest asteroids can be deflected before reaching Earth Planetary defence research often sits between modelling and imagination, with few chances to test real materials under realistic conditions. A new study changes that balance slightly. Scientists have examined how actual asteroid material reacts when struck by extreme energy, the kind involved in proposed deflection efforts….
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How meaning slips from lyric imagination to power and code in the post-Enlightenment age Christopher Caudwell foresaw the eclipse of poetry by reason. In the post-Enlightenment age of politics and artificial intelligence, his wager looks less like cultural pessimism than historical diagnosis. When “Illusion and Reality” appeared in 1937, it read like an obituary written…
New Delhi: The impact of AI on the labour market will be like a “tsunami” and can create havoc in financial markets, International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva said on Friday, while estimating that it can lift global growth by 0.8%.The IMF managing director estimated that nearly 40% of jobs in emerging markets and 60%…
NEW DELHI: Former England captain Jos Buttler has admitted he had a disappointing T20 World Cup but insists his international career is not over. The experienced batter scored just 87 runs in eight innings as England cricket team reached the semi-finals before losing to India cricket team. Despite the setback, he believes he can return…
For years, the H-1B visa symbolised possibility. Skilled professionals applied with hope. Employers registered their names and waited. A computer-generated lottery often decides life-altering outcomes. Talent and experience mattered, but chance mattered more.That foundation is now being dismantled. The United States is redesigning the H-1B programme to reflect a different priority. Wages will matter more…
US President Donald Trump has long boasted about keeping gasoline prices low in the United States during his tenure. Last month, during his State of the Union address, he highlighted falling petrol prices as a sign of the country’s economic strength.That stance now appears to be shifting. Earlier this week, Trump struck a more positive…
