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TLDR: A hospital in Kerala, India, has introduced a new medical technology called Next Generation Sequencer (NGS) that can detect genetic diseases in the womb. The NGS machine can identify a range

TLDR: – Technology has had a major impact on romantic relationships over the years. – The New York Times is seeking stories and experiences about the role of technology in love lives.

TLDR: Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the Minister for State for Electronics and Information Technology, has stated that fintech companies, including Paytm, are not exempt from regulatory oversight. This comes after the Reserve Bank of

The Chief Justice of India, D.Y. Chandrachud, has stated that technology has become a powerful force for justice and must be designed with equity and inclusivity in mind. Speaking at a legal

TLDR: Samsung’s head of product, Patrick Chomet, has stated that there is no such thing as a real picture. Chomet argues that once a photo is captured using sensors and AI technology,

TLDR: – Minneapolis startup Camperoni aims to simplify the process of registering children for summer camps. – The platform aggregates over 260 providers and more than 2,000 camp offerings in the Twin

TLDR: Open sourcing AI models creates a debate about the safety and ethical implications of making powerful AI models available to all. Although there are safeguards built into AI models to prevent

TL;DR: Russian schools will teach children military drone technology, according to a senior official. Students will learn about drone technology for military and industrial purposes during craft lessons. They will also spend

TLDR: Generative AI’s role in increasing IT efficiency CIOs and their IT teams are constantly tasked with building and managing IT services that can provide near 100% uptime and quickly resolve incidents

TLDR: The US National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) has received 4,700 reports in 2023 of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) that depicts child sexual exploitation. The NCMEC is