NASA's cutting-edge AI system, DAGGER, is set to revolutionize our preparedness for solar storms. With its rapid 30-minute warning capabilities, DAGGER provides a vital tool for safeguarding our infrastructure as we approach the 2025 solar cycle peak. (representative image) (pixabay) Space 

Uncovering the Secrets of the Cosmos: NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Reveals Earth’s Ancient Past!

Scientists worldwide are diligently working towards the ambitious goal of unraveling the origins of life and improving our ability to predict future movements. Although this task is challenging, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft achieved a significant breakthrough in 2023 by uncovering crucial information about the fundamental components of life on Earth from the asteroid Bennu. This remarkable revelation enhances our comprehension of the processes that transformed our planet into a habitat capable of supporting life. NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission uncovered evidence of the “building blocks of life on Earth” after collecting samples from…

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Discover the top 6 air purifiers from Honeywell, Xiaomi Smart to Philips, for a breath of fresh air at home. (Amazon) News 

6 Air Purifiers to Beat Pollution: Honeywell to Xiaomi, Find Your Perfect Fit!

Amidst the festive season in Northern India, the air has become increasingly difficult to breathe due to high levels of pollution. The air quality index (AQI) has reached alarming levels, affecting both outdoor and indoor environments. The severe impact of pollution on health has led to the closure of schools and the adoption of work-from-home setups by many offices. It is crucial to find effective ways to combat the rising pollution levels. While the government is taking measures to improve air quality, finding a reliable solution indoors remains a challenge.…

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iQOO 12 is launching in India next month and it will be the first phone with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset and non-Pixel phone with Android 14 out of the box in the country. News 

Say Goodbye to Bloatware and Ads – Company Promises Its Next Phone Will Be Bloatware and Ad-Free!

More and more smartphone brands are realizing the need to remove bloatware from their phones, and iQOO is the latest to join the bandwagon by ditching these irritants from its next device due out in December. The iQOO 12 comes without apps like Hot Apps, which have been the catalyst for advertisements for previous iQOO devices. For many years, people have struggled with ads and bloatware on phones that cost up to Rs 20,000, but these days you see ads on phones that cost around a lakh, which is never…

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18 countries, including the US, have agreed that companies designing and using AI need to develop and deploy it in a way that keeps customers and the wider public safe. AI 

Secure AI Development: US, Britain, and Others Sign Pact to Stop Misuse

The United States, Britain and more than a dozen other countries on Sunday unveiled what a senior U.S. official described as the first detailed international agreement to keep artificial intelligence safe from rogue actors and require companies to create artificial intelligence systems that are “secure by design.” In a 20-page document released on Sunday, 18 countries agreed that companies designing and using AI must develop and deploy it in a way that keeps customers and the wider public safe from misuse. The agreement is non-binding and contains mostly general recommendations,…

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Sodium — found in rock salts and brines around the globe — has the potential to make inroads into energy storage and electric vehicles because it’s cheaper and far more abundant than lithium. (AFP) News 

Salt Batteries: A Revolution in Energy Storage, Electric Vehicles to Feel the Impact

Major players in the battery industry are beginning to invest in innovative sodium-based technology, indicating the potential for further disruption in the sector, which plays a vital role in the transition to clean energy. Sodium, found in rock salts and brines around the world, could make inroads into energy storage and electric vehicles because it’s cheaper and far more abundant than lithium, which currently dominates batteries. But sodium, although chemically and structurally similar, has yet to be used on a large scale, partly due to the better range and performance…

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Quordle 671 answer for November 26: Don’t give up. Find your way using these Quordle hints, clues and solutions. (Quordle) News 

Double the Fun! Uncover Quordle’s November 26th Clues and Solutions!

Quordle 671 answer for November 26: Quordle has made a strong comeback after a long time, presenting us with a highly challenging puzzle that caught us off-guard initially. We anticipate that today’s puzzle will result in numerous winning streaks being broken and provide an opportunity for many players to advance in the rankings. This difficulty arises from the game selecting multiple words containing repeated letters. While solving the puzzle may prove to be a daunting task, there is no need to worry as our Quordle hints and clues guarantee that…

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Articles published by the liberal media are more opposed to artificial intelligence (AI) than those by the conservative media, according to researchers from Virginia Tech University. (Pexels) News 

Research Uncovers Unexpected Divide: Liberal Media vs. AI

According to a study conducted by researchers from Virginia Tech University in the US, articles from liberal media outlets express greater opposition towards artificial intelligence (AI) compared to conservative media. The researchers suggest that this opposition may stem from concerns regarding the potential reinforcement of racial and gender biases, as well as income inequality, within society. Considering that media opinion is indicative of public opinion and can in turn Their work was published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science. They also said that observed differences in biased media…

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US shoppers are holding out for deeper discounts during Black Friday sales. (Pixabay) News 

US Shoppers Holding Out for Bigger Bargains on Black Friday!

US shoppers are being cautious with their spending during Black Friday sales, waiting for bigger discounts. This could result in a quiet holiday shopping season for retailers and potentially disappointing earnings in the coming months. Consumers are not spending at the same pace as in the last couple of years, when the holidays were marked by post-pandemic stimulus. While estimates for the construction industry’s Black Friday sales won’t be available for a while, Salesforce Inc. expects U.S. online sales to grow 1% in November and December from a year earlier,…

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The Pentagon is intent on fielding multiple thousands of relatively inexpensive, expendable AI-enabled autonomous vehicles by 2026 to keep pace with China. (Pixabay) AI 

Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Pentagon’s AI Accelerates Tough Decisions

The U.S. military has utilized artificial intelligence to operate small surveillance drones during special operations and provided assistance to Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. This advanced technology monitors soldiers’ physical condition, anticipates maintenance requirements for Air Force aircraft, and aids in monitoring adversaries in outer space. Now, the Pentagon plans to bring several thousand relatively inexpensive wearable autonomous vehicles equipped with artificial intelligence to the market by 2026 to keep pace with China. The ambitious initiative — called Replicator — seeks to “accelerate progress in the too-slow shift in…

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Isha Foundation founder Sadhguru said AI would grow more rapidly than even the people in technology could imagine. (Pexels) AI 

Unlock the Power of AI for Everyday Use – Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal

During the 12th edition of INSIGHT: The DNA of Success, held at the Isha Foundation, Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal emphasized the significance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cultural assimilation and its potential for everyday use by the common man. Aggarwal urged the country to develop AI using Indian data to ensure its widespread adoption. Isha Foundation founder Sadhguru said AI is growing faster than people in tech could imagine. “I hope it happens sooner than now so that people can understand the value of ‘being’ and how to be becomes…

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Speaking at an AI conference in Moscow, Putin noted that “it’s imperative to use Russian solutions in the field of creating reliable and transparent artificial intelligence systems that are also safe for humans. (Pixabay) AI 

Putin Warns: Western AI Monopoly is “Dangerous and Unacceptable”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has revealed his intention to support a national strategy for the advancement of artificial intelligence, stressing the need to avoid a Western monopoly. Speaking at an artificial intelligence conference in Moscow, Putin stated that “it is necessary to use Russian solutions in creating reliable and transparent artificial intelligence systems that are also safe for humans.” “The monopolistic dominance of such foreign technology in Russia is unacceptable, dangerous and unacceptable,” Putin said. He noted that “many modern systems trained on Western data are intended for Western markets”…

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Know what’s happening in the AI universe today, November 25. (REUTERS) AI 

Unmissable AI News: CJI Weighs In, Nicholas Cage on Deepfakes, and More!

As Black Friday weekend dominates the conversation, artificial intelligence continues to attract attention with noteworthy advancements. Today, the Chief Justice of India, D.Y. Chandrachud, addressed the issue of ethical treatment of AI during a virtual conference. Additionally, Hollywood actor Nicholas Cage expressed his concerns about deepfakes in movies, which allow actors’ appearances to be used without their actual participation, describing it as a ‘nightmare’. These stories and more are featured in today’s AI roundup, providing a closer examination of the subject. CJI raises question on ethical treatment of artificial intelligence…

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CJI DY Chandrachud highlighted that with the advancement of AI, “both philosophical reflection and practical considerations” of its relationship with humans are necessary. (Hindustan Times) News 

“AI: What’s the Ethical Treatment?” – CJI DY Chandrachud Weighs In

As the focus remains on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) towards artificial general intelligence (AGI), little attention is being paid to the evolving relationship between humans and this emerging technology. AGI represents intelligence on par with humans, potentially enabling AI to possess some form of consciousness. During a conference, Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud emphasized the crucial ethical considerations surrounding AI and its treatment. Addressing the plenary session of the 36th “LAWASIA” conference virtually, the CJI spoke on the topic “Identity, Individual and State – New Paths to Freedom”. LAWASIA…

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It is feared that the cases of online scams can skyrocket now that cybercriminals are taking the assistance of AI ChatGPT-like tools to increase scale and quality. (Pexels) AI 

Cybercriminals Rely on AI to Pull Off Shocking Scams!

The number of online scams is rapidly increasing and experts predict that it will continue to grow. Scamwatch, a website that monitors online scams, reported a total of 257,392 cases by October 2023, which is a significant rise from the 239,237 cases reported in 2022. Cybercriminals are now utilizing generative AI tools like ChatGPT to launch campaigns more quickly and make their fraudulent claims appear more convincing, making it easier for them to deceive unsuspecting victims. This was previously a major challenge for cybercriminals. Speaking to CBS MoneyWatch, Michael Bordash,…

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Know what’s happening in the AI universe today, November 24. (Pixabay) AI 

Deepfakes, Putin’s AI Warning, and More: Uncover the Latest AI News!

On November 24, significant announcements regarding artificial intelligence were made by governments. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the IT minister, revealed that the Indian government has initiated a crackdown on deepfakes, specifically targeting their utilization in videos. Additionally, during an AI conference in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned against allowing the West to monopolize the field of AI. These updates, along with others, are covered in today’s AI roundup, providing a more detailed analysis. The government is cracking down on deep counterfeiting IT Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said India has launched a crackdown…

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The building-sized asteroid will pass Earth by a close margin today, NASA has revealed. (Pixabay ) Space 

Asteroid the Size of a Building: Get Ready for a Close Encounter Today!

Studying asteroids can provide scientists with valuable insights into the origins of Earth. However, these celestial bodies can also pose a potential danger to our planet. Throughout history, asteroids have collided with Earth, altering its course significantly. Fortunately, most asteroids pass by Earth at a safe distance without entering the atmosphere. Nevertheless, it remains crucial to monitor their movements to reduce uncertainties surrounding their close approaches. Today, November 24, NASA, the US space agency, has announced that a large asteroid, comparable in size to a building, is expected to pass…

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AI to create a 3-day work week in coming years, says Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. (AFP) AI 

Bill Gates: AI Could Make the 3-Day Work Week a Reality!

In a recent podcast, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates shared his perspective on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to transform the job market. While some experts have expressed concerns about AI overpowering humans and eliminating half of the jobs, Gates believes that AI will not take jobs away but rather “change them forever.” To learn more about Gates’ views on AI and its implications, including his thoughts on a potential 3-day work week, listen to the podcast. Will artificial intelligence create a 3-day work week? Bill Gates…

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Ahead of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s four days in exile, several staff researchers wrote a letter to the board of directors warning of a powerful AI discovery that could threaten humanity. AI 

Major AI Breakthrough: OpenAI Researchers Sound Alarm Before Altman’s Departure

(Reuters) – Before OpenAI CEO Sam Altman spent four days in exile, several staff researchers wrote a letter to the government warning of a powerful artificial intelligence discovery they said could threaten humanity, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The previously unreported letter and artificial intelligence algorithm were key developments before the government ousted Altman, the poster child for generative artificial intelligence, two of the sources said. Before his triumphant return late Tuesday, more than 700 workers had threatened to walk out and join a Microsoft backer in…

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The agency’s prosecutors called on Mozilla to offer Cher Scarlett the position she applied for in 2021 or a similar role, and to otherwise make her whole for damages as a result of not being hired. (REUTERS) News 

Mozilla in Hot Water: Activist’s Complaint Sparks Uproar

Mozilla Corp. has been accused by the National Labor Relations Board of rejecting the employment of a former Apple Inc. worker due to her previous involvement in labor activism. The agency’s prosecutors urged Mozilla to offer Cher Scarlett the position she applied for in 2021, or a similar position, and otherwise compensate her for damages for not hiring her. Scarlett and her attorney, Laurie Burgess, believe the case has the potential to dispel one of the most powerful factors chilling workplace activism in Silicon Valley: the fear of being blacklisted.…

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The UK is enhancing its space monitoring capabilities with the Nyx Alpha telescope, which will be operated by SpaceFlux from the UK Space Operations Centre. (Representative image) (AP) Space 

Secure Your Space Assets with SpaceFlux and the Nyx Alpha Telescope!

The UK is enhancing its space surveillance capabilities through the introduction of the Nyx Alpha telescope. The UK Ministry of Defence has recently partnered with a London-based company to establish a ground-based telescope in Cyprus. Known as the Nyx Alpha telescope, this initiative will be managed by SpaceFlux, a British space technology firm, and will enable the UK Space Command and the UK Space Agency to more precisely monitor the growing quantity of satellites and space debris. The plan is to have the system up and running by spring 2024…

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