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A woman in Saharanpur district has accused police personnel of illegally detaining her husband, subjecting him to harassment, and extorting Rs 80,000 for his release. Police are investigating the ...

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Spoor uses AI to track birds and improve wind farm planning ...

NP Aerospace, a Coventry-headquartered vehicle integrator and armour manufacturer, has confirmed that the production line to complete further Light Tactical Transport Vehicles for the Belgium MOD is ...

The way Australians are assessed for home-based aged-care funding is being investigated by the Commonwealth ombudsman. Critics say assessment for funding under the Support at Home program is flawed, ...

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Artificial intelligence is often celebrated as the future of work. It is efficient, innovative and neutral. Yet, for many women in Indonesia’s gig economy, AI feels like a source of mounting pressure.

Coding aside, even the best AI systems struggle to be economically viable in the workplace. What happens then?

A new computational study suggests the Great Pyramid of Giza was built using a sophisticated "Integrated Edge-Ramp" (IER) system, potentially solving a 4,500-year-old architectural enigma. This model ...