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Anthropic cofounder says degrees that seemed mismatch to age of AI are now worthwhile

Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark highlighted the growing relevance of liberal arts degrees in the AI era, emphasizing how understanding history and narratives aids in comprehending future technology. He noted that interdisciplinary synthesis and critical thinking, rather than just rote programming, are becoming crucial skills for navigating AI’s complexities.

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Champions League: Atletico Madrid edge Barcelona 3-2 on aggregate to enter semis

Barcelona took an early lead through Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres inside the first 24 minutes. However, Ademola Lookman scored for Atletico, which proved enough after their 2-0 win in the first leg.

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US Navy destroyer intercepts two oil tankers trying to leave Hormuz; orders them to turn back

A US Navy destroyer intercepted two oil tankers leaving Iran, marking the initial phase of a US-declared blockade aimed at pressuring Tehran. Despite the blockade, some Iran-linked vessels reportedly transited the Strait of Hormuz. Experts caution about the blockade’s effectiveness and warn of potential escalation and retaliation from Iran.

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Is the Iran war ending? Trump signals hope for fresh talks, but says ‘we’re not finished’

US President Donald Trump stated that the war with Iran is “very close to being over” as new peace talks are set to begin. He believes Iran “wants to make a deal very badly,” despite the US not being finished with its objectives. This comes after initial talks stalled over Tehran’s nuclear program, leading to

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4 MP cops sleep on hospital bed, pee in dustbin, suspended

Four on-duty policemen in Sidhi, Madhya Pradesh, have been suspended after a video emerged showing them sleeping on a patient’s bed and urinating in a hospital dustbin. The officers, guarding an undertrial prisoner, were reportedly heavily intoxicated. An inquiry confirmed their misconduct, raising serious questions about discipline within the force during sensitive duties.

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Drama in PSL: Sikandar Raza fires back at Imad Wasim over ‘money’ remark

The comments date back to last year, when Imad spoke about Raza’s late arrival for the PSL 10 final at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. Raza had taken a partial leave from the Qalandars squad to play a one-off Test for Zimbabwe against England in Nottingham.

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From highway blockades to arson and arrests, how wage protests spread across Haryana, UP

Protests over minimum wage implementation intensified across Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Factory workers blocked roads and clashed with police in industrial hubs like Faridabad and Palwal. Workers demanded enforcement of revised minimum wages, alleging exploitative conditions. Authorities attributed the agitation to misinformation and are taking action against those involved. The situation is now under control.

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OpenAI’s four-page memo to employees has a ‘brutal’ line about Microsoft

An internal memo from OpenAI sheds light on a fraying partnership with Microsoft, the very company that provided its foundation. OpenAI candidly points out Microsoft’s constraints in the enterprise sector and cites a landmark $50 billion deal with AWS as pivotal.

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3 players, one crown: How can India’s Vaishali win Women’s Candidates at eleventh hour?

In the running for the title, there are three contenders: India’s Vaishali Rameshbabu, Kazakhstan’s Bibisara Assaubayeva, and China’s Zhu Jiner. Vaishali and Bibisara currently lead with 7.5/13 points, followed by Jiner on 7/13. The math is simple yet somewhat disquieting. If Vaishali and Bibisara both win their final games, they head into a tie-break on

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