‘External pressure’ behind UPI changes is false: Finance Ministry

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In 2012, an Idaho man built a single bunk bed in his garage, sparking what would become a large-scale volunteer movement. The initiative, Sleep in Heavenly Peace, has since grown to more than 400 chapters across the United States and Canada. Over 14 years, the organization has built and distributed 396,000 beds to children who lacked a proper place to sleep. Volunteers also participate in a program called Bunks Across America, which coordinates larger-scale building efforts. The movement continues to expand its reach, driven entirely by community volunteers committed to ensuring every child has a bed.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has cautioned artificial intelligence companies against repeating the harms caused by social media platforms. He called on technology developers to adopt ethical practices and take responsibility for the tools they build. Benioff stressed that poorly managed AI could lead to widespread societal damage. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei was also present at the event, where industry developments were discussed. Both leaders underscored the urgent need for responsible and ethical AI development going forward.
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