You can keep your fast-moving zombies, 28 Years Later. The slowest zombies to perhaps ever feature in a movie can be found in Tombs of the Blind Dead, a 1972 cult film that takes many cues from George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead but also weaves in plenty of European sleaze. These hungry
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The escalating electricity demands of artificial intelligence systems are raising concerns about the technology’s sustainability — but that’s apparently of little concern to the governments of the US and the UK. They were among the invitees at the Paris AI Action Summit that refused to sign the “Statement on Inclusive and Sustainable Artificial Intelligence for
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The swamp is a place of caustic beauty. The sun seems heavier there than anywhere else, the song of hidden creatures is more resonant and throatier, and the pain gets buried deeper there than anywhere else. The thought seemed to hit hardest when playing the upcoming action-adventure game South of Midnight. It’s the kind of
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Anuja More, the Product Strategist and Lead for WhatsApp Business at Meta sheds light on the future of these platforms as they experience unprecedented growth. Communication platforms are evolving at a breakneck speed creating an eco-system for users. What started as a messaging platform for personal chats promising a quick turnaround is now a key
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Muhammed Dilshad in Mozambique | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Before his first trip to Kashmir on a Royal Enfield bike in 2019, travel vlogger Muhammed Dilshad from Chelambra, Malappuram had donned many roles— from a bus boy to a parcel lorry driver. However, his foray into YouTube started as a form of journaling, where the
Our gender is identical to our sex, written in our genes, can be clearly assigned and does not change over our lifetime. That’s what many people say. The woman on one side, the man on the other ― you’re either a princess or a knight, with nothing in between. And you certainly have no say
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Europe will cut back on regulation to make it easier for AI to flourish in the region, French President Macron told an AI summit in Paris. | Photo Credit: Reuters Europe will cut back on regulation to make it easier for artificial intelligence to flourish in the region, French President Emmanuel Macron told an AI
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OpenAI’s in-house AI chip, while capable of both training and running AI models, will initially be deployed on a limited scale [File] | Photo Credit: REUTERS OpenAI is pushing ahead on its plan to reduce its reliance on Nvidia for its chip supply by developing its first generation of in-house artificial-intelligence silicon. The ChatGPT maker
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Paddington in Peru is finally out this week stateside and thankfully it’s a solid enough entry in Studio Canal’s franchise. It’s directed by Dougal Wilson, who took over the reins from Paul King; King helmed the first two films and has a story credit for this third film. The script was co-written by James Lamont
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Abhay Karandikar, Secretary, Department of Science & Technology (DST): The Budget provides an overall and possibly unprecedented thrust on research and innovation by setting aside Rs 20,000 crore for DST towards research in the private sector, including corporates and startups. There is a focused attempt to bring together academia, private sector and startups to work
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