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Does ‘simple’ art actually mean more than how we look at it? What we miss when we call art ‘too simple’ and why is it so expansive

Simple art often sparks confusion, with many mistaking minimalism for a lack of effort. However, artists reveal that achieving such simplicity is the result of years of experience, emotional depth, and rigorous refinement. It’s not about the time spent on the canvas, but the lifetime of learning that informs each deliberate stroke, stripping away the…

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Sam Altman ‘wants to’ give Trump admin 5% stake in OpenAI, and ‘tells’ Google, Anthropic and other AI companies to…

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly discussed giving the US government 5% stake in the company. According to a report by Financial Times, this move of the AI giant is part of the early talks with the Trump administration and is aimed at easing political tensions and shared the upside of AI growth with the…

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India-bound oil tanker hit by shrapnel near Hormuz reaches Odisha port safely | India News

The Master and crew of MT Sanmar Herald receive a welcome at Paradip Port after navigating conflict-hit waters and reaching India safely. A crude oil tanker that sustained shrapnel damage while navigating the conflict-hit Middle East safely arrived at Odisha’s Paradip Port after a challenging voyage from Iraq.The MT Sanmar Herald, carrying Basrah Medium and…

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Fired for taking tea, biscuits from office: Jharkhand HC orders peon’s reinstatement

NEW DELHI: The Jharkhand high court has ordered a peon’s reinstatement after he was sacked for allegedly taking home tea powder and biscuits from his office. The court called his dismissal “grossly disproportionate” and said it is too harsh to accept.What was the dispute aboutRanjeet Kumar Himanshu had worked as a contractual peon with the…

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Starting August, Cisco is rolling out AI agents to all its 90,000 employees; as company says: We feel like that’s the most …

Cisco has revealed that starting August, it will deploy AI agents to its entire workforce of 90,000 employees, making one of the largest corporate rollouts of AI assistants till date. According to a report by Fortune, each employee will get access to a personalised agent which will be capable of handling tasks, answering questions, and…

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Russian couple climbed the Empire State Building to get engaged, then were arrested; why it remains New York’s most iconic tourist attraction

Not every proposal has a happy ending and this incident is a perfect proof. For most couples, getting engaged atop New York City’s iconic Empire State Building means getting permissions, buying an observation deck ticket, waiting for sunset, and perhaps recreating a scene straight out of Sleepless in Seattle. But this Russian daredevil couple decided…

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Supreme Court warns against unchecked AI use in courts after NCLT cites fake cases | India News

The NCLT’s Mumbai Bench admitted the insolvency plea in August 2024 over a claimed default of Rs 87.43 crore, and the NCLAT later upheld the order. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday underscored the need to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in judicial proceedings, noting that unverified AI-generated material could undermine the administration…

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‘Que sera, sera’: Overlooked in Punjab Congress revamp, Manish Tewari posts cryptic message | India News

NEW DELHI: Congress MP Manish Tewari on Thursday reacted sharply after he was “left in the cold” when the party announced new working presidents and poll panels for Punjab ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.Reacting to a newspaper article, Tewari took to X and said that he wished he had “an antidote” for the insecurities…

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Trump tariffs uncertainty: Indian exporters see more enquiries from US, but not many orders – here’s why

Even as India and the US continue negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement, Washington has proposed an additional 12.5% tariff on imports. (AI image) Indian exporters are receiving increased queries from the US but it is not translating into orders as uncertainty on Donald Trump administration’s tariff policies continues. As the July 24 deadline for…

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Blood Falls: The mysterious Antarctic waterfall that looks like it’s pouring blood

A bright red waterfall flowing through Antarctica’s icy landscape may look like something out of a horror film, but the colour has nothing to do with blood. Known as Blood Falls, the mystery of this red flow has puzzled scientists for many years.Blood Falls is located at the edge of the Taylor Glacier in Antarctica,…

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