Elon Musk: Talent Over Character Was My Biggest Mistake
Elon Musk reveals his biggest career mistake: valuing talent over character. At SXSW 2018, he emphasized the importance of a 'good heart' in building successful teams.
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Venus Flytrap's Secret: How It Snaps Shut in a Second
Scientists discover Venus flytrap's cells soften 30-40% to snap shut in under a second, debunking water-swelling theory and revealing a pre-loaded spring mechanism.
Bryan Johnson Eats Marigold Flowers for Anti-Aging
Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson garnishes meals with marigold flowers as part of his longevity protocol. Discover the science behind edible flowers and their health benefits.
Musk's Trillionaire Status Revives History Richest Questions
Elon Musk's trillionaire milestone sparks curiosity about the first billionaire and millionaire. Historians compare Musk to Rockefeller and Astor, highlighting evolving wealth benchmarks.
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Sergey Brin: AI Supercharges Human Potential, Not Ends It
Google co-founder Sergey Brin reassures that AI enhances human skills rather than making them obsolete, citing the game of Go as an example where AI improved human mastery.
Narinder Kapany: Father of Fiber Optics
Discover how Narinder Singh Kapany, the father of fiber optics, transformed global communication. His pioneering work in light transmission laid the foundation for today's high-speed internet.
US Woman Shocked After Rs 95,000 Medicine Costs Rs 2,400 in India
A US woman was shocked to discover that a medicine costing Rs 95,000 in America was available for just Rs 2,400 in India, sparking debate on drug pricing.
Birds With Wings That Never Fly: Evolutionary Marvels
Discover flightless birds like ostriches, penguins, and kiwis that have wings but cannot fly. Evolution traded flight for survival skills.
Gates warns US govt equity stakes may hurt innovation
Bill Gates warns Trump administration's growing equity stakes in private companies could reward ownership over engineering, citing unpredictability and conflict of interest in industrial policy.
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BRICS STI Programme Issues New Research Call
BRICS STI Framework Programme launches new research call for scientists across member states, focusing on water, AI, energy, health, food, and materials to address global challenges.
Anthropic Disables Top AI Models After US Order
Anthropic disables top-tier AI models following a US order limiting foreign access, as previous disputes with Trump officials showed signs of easing.
US Orders Anthropic to Suspend Fable 5 and Mythos 5
The US government issued an export control directive requiring Anthropic to suspend access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models, citing national security concerns over a potential jailbreak vulnerability.
Satya Nadella urges employees to use AI wisely, avoid overuse
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella asks employees to use AI models appropriately, not default to the most advanced ones, to ensure value and cost efficiency.
Zuckerberg: Small AI Teams Can Achieve Major Breakthroughs
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg claims that a small group of AI researchers can make significant progress, despite Meta's past $100M+ hiring sprees sparking a talent war.
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Scientists Map 110 Quadrillion km Fungal Network
Researchers mapped a vast underground fungal network stretching 110 quadrillion km, supporting plant life and storing carbon, crucial for climate regulation.
El Niño to Strengthen in Monsoon; MP Royal Bahu Shot
IMD predicts El Niño strengthening during monsoon; woman shoots MP royal bahu at family estate; NEET retest gets extra time; over 50k road deaths preventable.
India's Iron Dome: DRDO's 3 successful missile defence tests
DRDO successfully conducted three missile flight tests, advancing India's ballistic missile defence and anti-ship capabilities. The tests included interceptor missiles and the maiden trial of NASM-MR.
Is Time Travel a Good Idea? Science & Ethics
Time travel fascinates many, but physics and philosophy raise questions. Explore the paradoxes, theories, and ethical dilemmas of traveling through time.
E85 Fuels Complex Debate on India's Energy Transition
The arrival of flex-fuel vehicles running on E85 sparks debate on energy security, agriculture, water resources, climate, and consumer costs in India.
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Darker Nights Boost Pollination and Pest Control, Study Finds
Restoring natural darkness by reducing artificial light at night improves pollination, pest control, and ecosystem resilience, benefiting both wildlife and agriculture, new research shows.
Bezos Returns as Co-CEO of AI Firm Prometheus with Vik Bajaj
Jeff Bezos takes on his first operational role since leaving Amazon as co-CEO of AI startup Prometheus, alongside Indian-origin scientist Vik Bajaj. The company has raised $12 billion at a $41 billion valuation.
Chandigarh AI Centre of Excellence to Transform Governance
Chandigarh is set to establish an Artificial Intelligence Centre of Excellence under MeitY's IndiaAI Startup Financing Pillar, aiming to enhance governance, innovation, and startup growth.
Arendt's Chilling Quote on Evil: Why It Still Haunts Us
Hannah Arendt's quote 'most evil is done by people who never made up their minds to be evil' challenges assumptions about evil. Explore her concept of the banality of evil and its modern relevance.
Alhazen's Lesson: Question Everything You Read
Explore Alhazen's medieval advice to question all sources, a principle vital in today's information age. Learn how doubt drives progress and critical thinking.
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Bharati Vidyapeeth Faculty in Top 5% Researchers Globally
Four faculty members from Bharati Vidyapeeth's Poona College of Pharmacy in Pune have been recognized among the world's top 5% researchers in the Global Scientist Index 2025.
Surat Textile Sector Goes Green for Global Markets
A workshop in Surat highlighted sustainable practices, energy efficiency, and water conservation to boost the textile sector's global competitiveness.
Jensen Huang's 'Low Expectations' Philosophy for Success
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang credits 'very low expectations' as a key advantage. This mindset fosters resilience by preparing for setbacks, helping ambitious individuals persevere through challenges.
IIT Madras creates 3D atlas of human brainstem
IIT Madras researchers have built ANCHOR, a 3D atlas of the human brainstem mapping over 200 structures at single-cell resolution, aiding diagnosis of neurological diseases.
Google, Samsung Discuss AI Chip Manufacturing Deal
Google is reportedly discussing with Samsung to manufacture a critical component of its next-gen AI processor, Icefish, using 2nm tech, aiming to reduce reliance on TSMC.
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Cognizant Dropped From Nasdaq-100 After Two Decades
Cognizant will be removed from the Nasdaq-100 Index despite strong Q1 results and raised outlook, as AI-focused companies drive market reshuffling.
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