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Anthropic publishes 10,000 word paper suggesting AI can be more dangerous than job cuts

Anthropic has published a 10,000-plus word paper arguing that the real AI danger isn’t just job losses, the warning CEO Dario Amodei has been repeating all year. It’s recursive self-improvement: AI systems capable of designing and training their own successors. The paper reveals Claude now writes over 80% of Anthropic’s code, and floats a coordinated

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TVK’s rapid rise influenced Annamalai’s BJP exit? Leader may tap disenchanted Vijay voters

K. Annamalai’s departure from the BJP and the launch of a new political movement are poised to significantly impact the saffron party in Tamil Nadu, with potential repercussions for other major parties. The move has already seen initial resignations from the BJP, with supporters citing Annamalai’s unique vision.

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‘Mom knows …’: Praggnanandhaa reveals mother’s prophetic advice after Norway Chess win

R Praggnanandhaa made history, becoming the first Indian to clinch the prestigious Norway Chess title. His mother’s timely encouragement proved prophetic as he secured a remarkable comeback victory. A change in his playing strategy, focusing on faster, controlled moves, was key to his triumph.

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‘Mass invasion of migrants’: Vance calls for ‘righteous anger’ over UK teen’s stabbing by Sikh man

The US Vice President went on to argue that the circumstances surrounding the case reflected broader societal failures and urged what he called “righteous anger” in response. Nowak was stabbed by 23-year-old Vickrum Digwa, who was convicted of murder this week and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years.

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AI reshaping exercise of judicial and sovereign powers: CJI

In a recent address, Chief Justice Surya Kant urged the formation of an international legal framework to manage the transnational implications of AI technology. He warned that AI disrupts traditional notions of jurisdiction and accountability, giving rise to a troubling accountability deficit, particularly for self-governing systems.

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‘If they are arrested’: Sonam Wangchuk warns of six-week fast ahead of CJP protest

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk will begin a 42-day hunger strike if members of the Cockroach Janta Party are arrested ahead of their Jantar Mantar protest. Wangchuk, traveling from Ladakh, urged supporters to maintain a peaceful demonstration, warning against provocations that could tarnish the youth-led movement. The protest seeks the education minister’s resignation over examination irregularities.

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Pocket-friendly packets: Why Indians are swapping big snack packs for smaller ones

Consumers are increasingly opting for smaller pack sizes of everyday goods, from edible oils to soaps, as rising costs strain monthly budgets. This shift, driven by economic stress and geopolitical factors, is leading FMCG companies to reduce grammage in popular low-priced packs to maintain affordability and protect profit margins.

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After talks with Trump admin, Sam Altman may donate equity in OpenAI to the US govt

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is reportedly in talks with the Trump administration about donating company shares to the US government. This move aims to establish a public investment fund, similar to OpenAI’s “Public Wealth Fund” proposal, allowing citizens to benefit from AI’s economic growth.

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Major T20 reset on cards: Shreyas Iyer set for top job, Sooryavanshi in line for debut

Indian cricket is poised for a significant shift as the selection committee meets to pick squads for upcoming T20I tours. Shreyas Iyer is reportedly set to become the new T20 captain, replacing Suryakumar Yadav, whose form has dipped. The selectors are also considering a maiden call-up for 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.

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