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Pakistan braces for showdown as Imran Khan’s party pushes ahead with march

Imran Khan, 73, has been in jail since 2023 after being convicted in a corruption case. He is currently held at the high-security Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. PTI has also called for the release of Khan’s sisters and other people arrested ahead of the protest. It wants a proper medical examination of Khan’s wife, Bushra Bibi, and has demanded that their legal cases be heard without interference.

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'No time to experiment': Gill wants all resources available for India's ODI WC prep

Gill’s first year as ODI captain has exposed India’s lack of settled resources ahead of next year’s World Cup. With injuries and form issues affecting the pace attack, he wants his strongest combination finalised soon, despite a disrupted New Zealand series. Gill is also assessing No. 8 options while demanding improvement in India’s fielding and bowling discipline.

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Machine learning: The conscience of the creator

As Anthropic develops AI models such as Claude, the focus is on instilling morals and intelligence in machines. Christopher Olah, a co-founder, raises profound questions regarding the consciousness and potential suffering of these entities. The company is crafting a 'Soul Doc' to set ethical standards for its AI, urging developers to confront their moral duties and the implications of their technological advancements.

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‘Kalani DNA of crime’ vs ‘Manchekar gang member’: BJP-Sena war gets personal

The political landscape in Ulhasnagar is tumultuous as the BJP and Shiv Sena alliance grapples with internal strife over nominated corporators. Allegations from the BJP highlight that the Kalani group's involvement is jeopardizing their coalition. In retaliation, Shiv Sena leaders have launched strong accusations towards Ravindra Chavan, the BJP's state president.

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Sam Altman isn't happy that Anthropic asked religious scholars if Claude is conscious

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he is very uncomfortable with people ascribing religious force to AI models, calling it a real safety issue. His X post follows a New York Times report that Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah hosted religious scholars and philosophers to shape Claude's morals and discuss AI consciousness. Microsoft and Google DeepMind voices have also pushed back, while Pope Leo XIV has dismissed machine consciousness altogether.

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Meet Wileidy Feliciano-Rivera, seventh-grader whose plantain mulch cut weeds 53%

Wileidy Feliciano-Rivera, a seventh-grader from Puerto Rico, transformed discarded plantain peels into biodegradable mulch. This innovative project addressed plastic waste and showcased potential agricultural benefits. EcoMusa, the resultant mulch, effectively reduced weed growth during testing while retaining moisture and lowering soil temperatures. Wileidy's work has garnered recognition as a finalist in the 2026 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge.

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US biologists find 6 new Mojave poppy bee groups, easing extinction concerns

Recent surveys have revealed six new population groups of the Mojave poppy bee, surprising biologists with the species’ extended range and resilience. Despite this positive news, a population group in Utah was unfortunately noted as lost. Findings suggest that the Mojave poppy bee does not currently warrant protection under the Endangered Species Act, but conservation efforts will persist to enhance its habitat monitoring.

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'India's Got Latent' Gambit? Behind Vantika's double bronze at Chess Olympiad

In the fourth instalment of TimesofIndia.com's series looking back at India's medal-winning campaigns at the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Vantika Agrawal reflects on her women's team's bronze-medal journey. The 24-year-old discusses the setbacks against Poland and China, her individual bronze, the team's resilience, her limited exposure to elite tournaments, and her ambitions to break into the top circuit.

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Bill Gates, who built Microsoft on code, admits an AI tool now codes better than him

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says technology has truly stunned him only three times in his life: the graphical user interface in 1980, ChatGPT's demo in 2022, and Anthropic's Claude Code this year. Calling coding the subject he knows best, Gates admitted the AI coding tool is now better than him in a meaningful sense. He also expects software engineering jobs to be among the first reshaped by tools like it.

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