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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

WHO’s “3 by 35” Initiative urges countries to increase health taxes by 50% on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks to prevent chronic diseases and raise revenue.

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Artificial Intelligence Is A Force To Reckon In Health Sector

Dr Naresh Purohit - August 3, 2024

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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Internet Use Boosts Well-Being

Bureau News - May 13, 2024

SCIENCE-TECH

AI Chatbots and the Ethical Dilemmas of Deceased Person Simulation

Bureau News - May 10, 2024

Global survey spanning 68 countries shows high public trust in scientists and calls for greater engagement with societal priorities.

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How Citizen Science Empowers Communities

Bureau News - May 1, 2024

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2.6 Billion Still Lack Internet Access

Abhiram - March 1, 2024

WHO report shows declining condom use among adolescents, raising concerns about STI and unintended pregnancy risks.

SCIENCE-TECH

Evolutionary Saga: Human Sex Determination in Flux

Sona Prebhakar - February 27, 2024

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Life On Earth Started With Volcanic Lightning

Sona Prebhakar - February 10, 2024

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Unveiling India’s Hypersonic Leap: IIT Kanpur breaks ground

Bureau News - February 6, 2024

SCIENCE-TECH

Social Robots in Healthcare: Pioneering Trials

Saradha Meloot - February 5, 2024

Explore Google's groundbreaking chatbot, AMIE, designed to engage in diagnostic conversations comparable to human doctors. Discover the study results showcasing its diagnostic accuracy and potential impact on healthcare communication

SCIENCE-TECH

Google Introduces AMIE: A Revolutionary Medical Chatbot

Staff Reporter - January 19, 2024

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UNESCO recognizes the cultural significance of Peruvian ceviche, declaring it a part of mankind's intangible heritage. This ancient dish, with its rich history and regional variations, embodies the cultural identity and social fabric of Peru.

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Peruvian Ceviche Earns Intangible Heritage Status

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