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Chatbots: Hackers trick AI with 'bad Math' to expose flaws, biases

Hunched over 156 laptops for 50 minutes at a time, the attendees are battling some of the world's most intelligent platforms on an unprecedented scale

H-1B Visa denied, 70 Indians take legal action against US government

The agency violated the Administrative Procedure Act by exceeding its authority and deeming the plaintiffs as inadmissible without a full record of the evidence, according to the lawsuit

Eiffel Tower briefly evacuated on Saturday after security threat: Report

These types of situations are rare, a spokeswoman for Sete, the company that manages the iconic tourist attraction, told AFP

China's economic stress deepen with property market slump: Report

Official data on Tuesday will likely show modest gains in industrial output, retail sales, fixed-assets investment in July from year ago, although growth rates are still well below pre-pandemic level

In search for cause of Hawaii wildfires, lawyers probe power lines

Hawaiian Electric said it doesn't have information on what caused the fires, according to an email statement from spokesman Darren Pai

Death toll rises to 80 as rescue efforts continue to contain Maui fire

"We have suffered a tragedy here in Hawaii," Governor Josh Green said Friday in video posted on Facebook. "The fires on Maui have been devastating. But we have hope"

Climate change: Life-threatening heat forcing Germany to ramp up defences

The country is already experiencing some of the worst-case effects of rising temperatures. Roughly 1,600 people have died this year as a result of the heat

Alphabet's rapidly expanding $118 billion cash pile poses a new problem

Apple in the last five fiscal years has returned almost $5 billion more than the record $454 billion in cash it generated

Hawaii's biggest disaster kills 55 people with 1000 still missing: Report

Fast-moving wildfires killed at least 55, and the police chief said it's likely 1,000 people remain unaccounted for

Adani Ports auditor Deloitte plans to resign after flagging concerns

The Adani Group has previously said it's compliant with Indian laws and welcomes Sebi's investigation

Why are South African expats flocking to this tiny island in the Irish Sea?

The island of 85,000 people is seeking skilled professionals in finance, insurance, technology and gaming to help bolster its economy. It is part of a drive to increase population to 100,000 by 2027

India's Russian crude oil buying spree continues even as prices climb

India's consumption of Russian crude has soared since last year, with the country becoming a leading supplier, ousting Saudi Arabia and Iraq from the top spots

Hawaii wildfire: 36 dead, people jumping into ocean to save their life

The death toll jumped as fast-moving flames swept the island, destroying buildings and sending people fleeing into the ocean

Zoom ends no-meeting Wednesday policy, calls it 'barrier to collaboration'

The CEO's decision runs against what some other firms are doing to reduce unproductive meetings, which waste $100 million a year at large companies

Blackstone raises record $7 bn to finance clean energy push: Report

The Blackstone Green Private Credit Fund III surpassed its $6 billion goal

Alibaba Group Holding's revenue beat estimates in first step of comeback

This year, Alibaba enlisted two co-founders to replace Daniel Zhang at the helm and oversee a complicated six-way split of its main businesses from the cloud to local and global e-commerce

UK cost of living crisis set to ease for first time in two years: Report

Data a day later are forecast by the Bank of England to show a further fall in inflation to 6.8% in July after the energy regulator cut the maximum amount households pay for gas and electricity

Gautam Adani prepared to go solo on hydrogen mega-project in India

Adani's first green hydrogen venture is a $5 billion integrated facility that will also include manufacturing plants for wind turbines and solar modules and renewable generation capacity

Disney rises over 6% as cost cuts, Hollywood strikes save $3 billion

Disney expects content spending this year to total about $27 billion, Kevin Lansberry, acting chief financial officer, said Wednesday on a call with investors after the Burbank

Surging rice prices make things difficult for billions in Asia and Africa

The grain is vital to the diets of billions in Asia and Africa. Rice contributes as much as 60 per cent of total calorie intake for people in parts of Southeast Asia and Africa