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Anthropic researcher quits over fears of 'out of control' AI systems

The Anthropic researcher said that he does not want to participate in an industrywide rush to build AI systems that can improve themselves

What is Navier-Stokes, the 90-year-old maths problem OpenAI says it solved?

The Navier-Stokes equation is one of seven Millennium Prize Problems identified by the Clay Mathematics Institute in 2000

Man posing as PMO official, gunman held at PM Modi's Mumbai event venue

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2026 in Mumbai today

Bank unions declare nationwide strike on Sept 11 over five-day work week

The September 11 strike is the first in a series of nationwide strikes, with bank unions also calling a three-day strike on September 28, 29 and 30 and an indefinite nationwide strike from October 26.

Swiggy launches 24x7 helpline, in-app channel to report food safety issues

The initiative comes amid increased regulatory scrutiny of food businesses, including restaurants, food delivery and quick-commerce platforms.

Tewolde Gebremariam to take charge of Air India today amid mounting woes

Tewolde Gebremariam joined Air India early last month but will not yet be formally designated chief executive officer and accountable manager as his security clearance is still pending

Old Monk cannot be sold as 'Rum' under current label: FSSAI tells Bombay HC

The FSSAI said that Old Monk's label lists artificial and nature-identical rum flavouring substances that alter its natural characteristics

6 dead after Delhi PG collapse; ABVP demands probe, MCD chief's resignation

The building, located near Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed at around 1.30 pm on Sunday while repair and renovation work was reportedly underway

Homebuyers can't be penalised for developer's default: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court was hearing a plea by homebuyers of Noida's Lotus Boulevard and Lotus Panache projects, developed by Granite Gate Properties Private Limited, who challenged a July 2025 NCLAT order.

Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman quits IAF, joins Goa-based airline

Abhinandan Varthaman, who shot down a Pakistani F-16 during an aerial engagement with Pakistan in 2019, joined FLY91 in August

Govt issues FAQs on GDP revision, explains new series and methodology

The government has revised the GDP estimate for Q1 FY2025-26 following the introduction of a new GDP series with 2022-23 as the base year

Raghav Chadha alleges AAP vendetta after name dropped from Punjab draft SIR

The Rajya Sabha MP said his voter ID is registered in Mohali, yet his name has been classified as "shifted" in the draft roll.

Germany's industrial giants push for 40-hour week as labour costs rise

Top executives are arguing that high labour costs are eroding Germany's competitiveness

Bank of America VP killed in stabbing incident in New York's Times Square

The suspect was identified as 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros and was shot dead by police after she allegedly advanced towards officers with two large knives

Two in five merchants unwilling to bear any MDR on UPI payments: Survey

LocalCircles survey finds 41% of merchants unwilling to bear any MDR on UPI payments above ₹2,000, while only 17% would accept a charge of 0.3% or more

AI will reach superhuman ability across digital tasks by 2027: Elon Musk

Elon Musk claimed by the end of next year, artificial intelligence will be able to do anything digital that humans can

Nepal floods kill 903, leave 4,250 missing; Bihar remains on high alert

Sixteen people have been killed and 550 remain missing in Tibet, while rescue teams intensify operations in Nepal

Italy releases young octopuses into Adriatic Sea to control blue crabs

Around 130,000 common octopus paralarvae, or newly hatched octopuses, have been released into waters off Italy as part of a project aimed at controlling the growing population of invasive blue crabs.

Nepal flash floods: Death toll jumps to 469, over 1,500 still missing

The Ministry of External Affairs has said 290 Indian nationals remain uncontactable, while the Centre is making "urgent efforts" to ascertain their whereabouts and coordinate their rescue

Zuckerberg wanted to cut Meta workforce by 60%; here's why he didn't

Called Project OT, Mark Zuckerberg's plan envisioned artificial intelligence agents taking over much of the daily work done by thousands of human employees