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UNESCO warns of a dangerous rise in government-enforced internet shutdowns. With 300+ incidents globally, digital blackouts are threatening elections and human rights.

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Dangerous Rise of Government-Led Internet Shutdowns

Abhiram - January 24, 2026

A groundbreaking study by Université de Montréal reveals that GPT-4 and other AI models now surpass average human creativity. However, the world’s most creative individuals still outperform the best AI.

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Man vs. Machine: New Study Reveals AI Surpasses Average Human Creativity

World Economic Forum's Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 warns AI vulnerabilities surged, cyber fraud hits 73% personally, supply chains fail 65% large firms. Geopolitical attacks reshape strategies amid widening resilience gaps.

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AI, Geopolitics, Fraud Redefine Cyber Threats

UK study reveals super-recognizers boost AI face detection from 41% to 64% accuracy after brief training—spotting fakes via missing teeth and hair glitches. Vital defense against scams as AI portraits fool typical viewers.

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Super-Recognizers Crack AI-Generated Faces With 5-Minute Training

AI analyzes tongue images to detect diabetes, gastric cancer, and anemia with 85-90% accuracy—matching gastroscopy results. Review of 20+ studies validates traditional tongue diagnosis through modern tech.

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AI Tongue Analysis Emerges as Powerful Diagnostic Tool for Diabetes, Cancer

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Long-Lasting Water-Enhancing Gel for Wildfire Protection

Bureau News - August 24, 2024

Ipsos Earth Day report finds fewer people feel individual climate action is needed as the world crosses 1.5˚C temperature rise.

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Smart Fabric: Harnessing Solar Energy and Body Heat

Staff Reporter - August 19, 2024

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It’s Now Know Where The Asteroid That Killed Dinosaurs Came From

Sona Prebhakar - August 19, 2024

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Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Transforming Patient Care

Saradha Meloot - August 12, 2024

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Oxford Scientists Solar Innovation Beyond Silicon-Based Panels

Sona Prebhakar - August 12, 2024

ILO: GenAI will reshape 25% of jobs, urging transformation over replacement and inclusive labor policies.

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AI Revolution: A Threat to Global Equality

Abhiram - August 12, 2024

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Earth ‘s Days to Stretch to 25 Hours as the Moon...

Sona Prebhakar - August 8, 2024

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AI: Racial Discrimination and the Need for Regulation

Sona Prebhakar - August 7, 2024

UN warns millions of jobs in Asia could be at risk as AI advances, especially in poorer nations lacking digital access and literacy.

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Nuclear Reaction Model Combats Online Disinformation

News Bureau - August 6, 2024

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European AI Act Takes Effect: A New Era Begins

Staff Reporter - August 6, 2024

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Many start their day with eggs, but are two enough protein? Explore how activity levels, lifestyle, and dietary variety influence your optimal daily protein intake for health and muscle.

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The JRC report reveals 2023 as one of the worst wildfire years in EMEA, emphasizing the need for urgent climate action and improved prevention measures.

2022: Second-Worst Year for European Wildfires

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Atmospheric concentrations of heat-trapping greenhouse gases reached an all-time high last year, with no signs of abating, according to World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), the primary greenhouse gas, were 50% above pre-industrial levels in 2022, marking a significant milestone. While the rate of growth in CO2 concentrations slightly decreased compared to the previous year, the overall trend continues to rise, fueled by ongoing industrial activities.

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