Stanford AI row: Students outraged as university uses AI to alter Hispanic student with Black student in promotional ad

Stanford University changed the appearance, race and gender of students using AI for an advertisement (Original photo on the left) Stanford University used AI to change the appearance, race and gender of students in a photo before using it as a promotion for the university’s residential and dining offerings. The original photo had an Asian…

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Heard of the mythological rivers of milk and ghee? UP’s Moradabad witnessed a similar scene as locals rushed with buckets to collect ghee after tanker overturns: Watch video to know what happened

The clip is viral all over social media. A truck carrying vanaspati ghee overturned in Uttar Pradesh’s Moradabad, spilling a large quantity of its cargo onto the road. Soon after the accident, people from the area gathered at the spot, with some seen collecting the spilled ghee in buckets and other containers. A video showing…

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The Love Hypothesis: Which Birth Numbers Fall in Love When They Least Expect It?

Love can develop from friendships when people discover unexpected connections with others through daily interactions. Birth Numbers, derived from birth dates, indicate individual emotional tendencies concerning relationships and love. Numbers like 2 and 5 suggest love may emerge in surprising ways, such as through meaningful conversations. Similarly, Numbers 6, 7, and 8 highlight the potential…

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Disha Salian death case: Father submits pen drive containing ‘witness testimony’ to CBI | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Satish Salian, father of late celebrity manager Disha Salian, on Thursday submitted to CBI a pen drive he claimed contained a witness’s testimony about his daughter’s death and videos related to the case.Satish, accompanied by his advocates, visited CBI office at Bandra-Kurla Complex and handed over the material. His lawyer said the eyewitness testimony…

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‘Unjust, arbitrary’: Jamia university students protest against eviction notices to women hostellers | Delhi News

A significant protest unfolded at Jamia Millia Islamia University as students rallied against eviction notices handed to female hostellers. NEW DELHI: Hundreds of students at Jamia Millia Islamia University staged a protest on Thursday against eviction notices allegedly issued to women hostellers, with student organisations demanding their immediate withdrawal.According to a press release, the protest…

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She paid US tax but missed Form 67, triggering Rs 30 lakh India tax demand; ITAT Delhi orders relief, asks AO to verify Rs 23.48 lakh credit claim after 6-year fight

The ITAT Delhi noted that the woman had claimed a foreign tax credit of Rs 23.48 lakh in her ITR. (Image for representative purpose) You are an Indian-origin US citizen and you pay your taxes in America. But a tax demand for your income is raised in India because of an error on your part….

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Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally: Where does India rank after athletics, skeet and wushu medals? | Asian Games 2026 News

The biggest boost came from athletics, where India won two medals. (Image credit: Agencies) India had a productive day at the Asian Games 2026 on Thursday, adding five medals to its tally across athletics, rowing, shooting and wushu.The biggest boost came from athletics, where India won two medals. The mixed 4x400m relay team of TS…

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Mushtaq Khan passes away at 56: Revisiting his iconic roles in ‘Welcome’, ‘Gadar’ and more |

Mushtaq Khan passes away at 56: Revisiting his iconic roles in ‘Welcome’, ‘Gadar’ and more Veteran Bollywood actor Mushtaq Khan, known for his memorable supporting and comic roles, passed away at the age of 56 in Mumbai on Thursday, September 24. The actor breathed his last at Nanavati Hospital, where he had been undergoing treatment…

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In New York, 29 million discarded glass bottles were ground into concrete for JPMorgan Chase’s 60-storey headquarters; replacing 40% of its cement cut over 5,000 tons of carbon and enhanced concrete strength

A massive skyscraper rising in Midtown Manhattan has turned tens of millions of used waste bottles into part of its structural support. The project shows how city waste can replace carbon-heavy building materials on a large commercial scale. Workers used special concrete containing ground recycled glass in the foundation and floor slabs of JPMorgan Chase’s…

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