Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman says AI will ‘change’ jobs and explains why the company is hiring 11,000 interns this year

Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman has rejected the fears that artificial intelligence (AI) will eliminate certain roles, arguing that AI will ‘change’ jobs, not wipe them out. He also explained the reason why young talent remains a priority for the company. At Amazon’s What’s Next with AWS event in April, Garman revealed that the…

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Indian-origin businessman ‘poses’ as CIA agent, woos Indonesian president to secure fighter jets deal, says report | India News

Indian-origin businessman ‘poses’ as CIA agent, woos Indonesian president to secure fighter gets deal, says report NEW DELHI: Indian-origin businessman Gaurav Srivastava allegedly posed as a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operative and established ties with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in an attempt to secure a multibillion-dollar defence deal involving fighter jets and other military equipment,…

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NHL Trade Rumor: Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers emerge as landing spots for $92M Vancouver Canucks’ star’ | NHL News

The Vancouver Canucks have been actively looking for trade options for the team’s star center Elias Pettersson as the team rebuilds its roster, ahead of the new season. Elias Pettersson’s performance has also dropped in the last few years which has sparked some concern. Amid all the mess, it seems the Pittsburgh Penguins and the…

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What Shivon Zilis, mother of Elon Musk’s four children, told court about her relationship with Tesla CEO

Former OpenAI board member and mother of Elon Musk’s four children testified in Elon Musk vs OpenAI lawsuit trial. She was asked to clear the air about her relationship with the Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is also one of the co-founders of OpenAI. Shizon Zilis told the court that she had a romantic one-off…

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How Affordable Is India’S Public Transport: Fuel-saving push, rising costs: Is public transport affordable enough? | India News

​Fuel-saving push, rising costs: Is public transport affordable enough? As fuel prices remain vulnerable to global events and governments continue urging citizens to use public transport, a practical question arises: how affordable is public transport in India today?While buses, metros and local trains are generally far cheaper than private vehicles, commuters often face additional costs…

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5 common cleaning habits that’re making your home dirtier

Yes, the laundry needs to be done, and perhaps you have other chores to do. But shoving as much laundry as physically possible into your washing machine is not a good idea. When the drum is too full, your clothes can’t move around properly, which means they don’t get properly clean. Also, the detergent won’t…

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Wild Gaur gets stranded after roaming 300 kms; ends up on the Tamil Nadu coast: Forest officials take it back to its home |

A massive 800kg Gaur bison, lost for a month, was successfully rescued and returned to its habitat by a dedicated team of nearly 100 forest officials and veterinarians in Tamil Nadu. This complex operation, spanning 13 hours of capture and a 9-hour journey, highlights significant efforts in mitigating human-wildlife conflict and managing large animals. We…

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Things every 90s kid learned that children rarely experience today

Boredom had a very different shape then. Children built entire afternoons out of whatever was available. They played cricket in lanes, invented games with chalk and stones, made up rules halfway through and argued them out face to face. If there was music, it came from cassettes, CDs or the radio. If there was a…

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Global challenges a wake-up call for India Inc: Piyush Goyal

NEW DELHI: Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday said the ongoing global challenges should act as a “wake-up call” for Indian industry to become self-efficient and productive, make better use of free trade agreements, and reduce dependence on imports to strengthen the economy.Amid trying times, India has an opportunity to outshine others, he…

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‘They walk among us’: White House launches alien-themed website to track immigrants

The White House has unveiled a new space-themed website focused on immigration enforcement, using imagery and language commonly associated with extraterrestrials to highlight arrests of people living in the United States without legal authorisation.Launched on Thursday, the website features a design reminiscent of science-fiction films, with neon-green scrolling text set against a backdrop of stars…

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