IIT Patna AI Wearable Detects Early Dementia Signs
Researchers at IIT Patna have created an AI-based wearable helmet that detects early dementia by monitoring brain activity, making screening affordable and accessible.
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US-Iran Conflict Threatens Stargate AI Project Expansion
Chinese analysts warn that the US-Iran conflict is disrupting the $500 billion Stargate AI project, with attacks on UAE data centers exposing vulnerabilities in America's overseas AI infrastructure ambitions.
From Intern to Rs100 Crore Startup: Aman Goel's Journey
Aman Goel, CEO of GreyLabsAI, shares his journey from a $8,000/month intern at Rubrik to building a Rs100 crore startup in India, inspiring many.
Why Hyperion's Location Is Hidden from the Public
Hyperion, the world's tallest tree at 379 feet, is hidden from tourists to protect its fragile ecosystem. Officials keep its location secret to prevent habitat damage.
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Airbnb CEO: AI Generates 60% of Code in Q1 2026
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced that AI generated about 60% of the company's code in Q1 2026, with an AI bot handling 40% of customer support issues.
MSMEs Must Embrace AI, Digitisation for 2047 Goal: Kamble
Padma Shri awardee Milind Kamble emphasized technology-led growth in MSMEs at a Pune exhibition, stating AI and digitisation are key to India becoming a developed nation by 2047.
India Opens 195 I4C Cybercrime Roles, Deadline Extended to May 19, 2026
The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) has announced 195 technical positions to strengthen cybercrime response. Applications are open until May 19, 2026, for roles in New Delhi and Assam.
Why Indian Oncologists Are Turning to Chinese Cancer Drugs
Indian oncologists are increasingly prescribing Chinese-developed cancer medicines due to high costs of multinational drugs, offering affordable treatment options with strong clinical outcomes.
Childless Women Seen as Ideal Workers by Employers
New research reveals employers perceive childless women as ideal workers due to fewer family obligations, highlighting persistent gender norms in workplaces.
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Massive Freshwater Aquifer Found Under Atlantic Ocean Floor
Scientists discovered a vast freshwater aquifer beneath the Atlantic Ocean floor, stretching hundreds of kilometers and containing 2,800 cubic km of low-salinity water, a mix of ancient glacial melt and modern runoff.
Bermuda's Hidden Origins: A Window into Earth's Deep Mantle
Bermuda's pink sand beaches hide a secret: the island's volcanic rocks reveal a unique chemical fingerprint from Earth's mantle transition zone, challenging previous hotspot theories.
92,000+ Tech Jobs Cut in 2026 as AI Reshapes Industry
More than 92,000 tech workers have been laid off in 2026, with total layoffs since 2020 reaching nearly 900,000. Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and others cite AI efficiencies and over-hiring.
Boy’s Fossil Find Redefined Human Evolution
In 2008, Matthew Berger, aged nine, discovered a fossil in South Africa that led to the identification of Australopithecus sediba, a species that challenged previous theories of human evolution.
Google, Antler India Launch AI Immersion Programme
Google for Startups partners with Antler India to launch an AI-focused immersion programme for startups with live products. Applications open May 8-22, 2026.
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Broken Hill Skull Rewrites Human Evolution
The Broken Hill skull, discovered in 1921 in Zambia, has been re-dated and found to be much younger than thought, coexisting with early Homo sapiens in Africa, challenging linear evolution theories.
YouTuber Backlash Over Wedding After Hantavirus Cruise
Turkish YouTuber Ruhi Cenet sparked outrage after attending a wedding in Istanbul following a cruise hit by hantavirus. He isolated himself and monitors health.
Thomas Watson Jr.'s 'Learn Fast' Mindset That Transformed IBM
Explore how Thomas Watson Jr.'s wartime experiences shaped IBM's culture of rapid adaptation and learning, driving the company's evolution into a tech giant.
Deep-Sea Mission Reveals Pacific Sleeper Sharks' Hidden World
Scientists dropped a cow carcass 1,629 meters deep in the South China Sea, attracting eight Pacific sleeper sharks, revealing their queue-feeding behavior and unique eye protection.
IISER Pune, Lodha Foundation Launch Science Mentorship Programme
IISER Pune and Lodha Foundation have launched a fully funded science mentorship programme for students in Grades 6-9, focusing on practical learning and research.
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Mark Cuban: Enterprise AI Needs Human Expertise
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban warns that AI's lack of consistency makes human expertise crucial, addressing AI doomers and highlighting the value of domain knowledge.
US Army's AI Integration Hurdle Is People, Not Tech
Former US Army CIO Leonel Garciga says the real challenge in integrating AI is changing how soldiers work, not the technology itself. He emphasizes speed, user experience, and accepting failure.
Aristotle Quote: Educating Heart and Mind Equally Vital
Aristotle's timeless wisdom on balancing intellect and emotional education remains profoundly relevant in modern society, emphasizing character and empathy.
Weekly Financial Horoscope: Aries to Pisces Predictions (10.05.2026)
This week brings financial impatience for Aries, stability for Taurus, and emotional spending for Cancer. Leo faces image-related expenses, while Virgo focuses on details. Libra deals with relationship-money balance. Scorpio prefers privacy, Sagittarius p
Your Mum Was Right: 5 Health Tips Now Backed by Science
Science validates classic maternal advice: eat greens, brush at night, get morning sun, and more. Discover the research behind your mum's wisdom.
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EU Gives Google Extra Time to Address Antitrust Issues
The European Commission has extended Google's deadline to propose solutions addressing antitrust concerns under the Digital Markets Act, citing insufficient initial proposals.
India's Haj Smartwatch: Safety Device Sparks Cost, Usability Concerns
A mandatory GPS smartwatch for India's 1.2 lakh Haj pilgrims faces criticism over cost, functionality, and usability, with reports of devices not working and elderly pilgrims struggling to operate them.
Weekly Horoscope: Health Predictions for All Zodiac Signs
This week's horoscope reveals how each zodiac sign's health may be affected by mental and emotional stress. From Aries to Pisces, find out what your body needs.
Sauropod Dinosaurs Ate 100,000 Calories a Day
Imagine eating 100,000 calories a day. For sauropod dinosaurs, this was necessary to fuel their 80-ton bodies. Learn how they evolved unique feeding strategies.
Fibremaxxing: Harvard Doctor Reveals Surprising Pros and Cons
Harvard-trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi explains the benefits and risks of fibremaxxing, a trending wellness diet focusing on high fiber intake.
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Declassified UFO Video Turns Out to Be Military Flare
The US government declassified a 2013 UFO video under Trump's transparency directive. The footage shows a star-shaped object, later identified as a military parachute flare.
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