NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang treats AI as a ‘daily tutor,’ engaging in continuous dialogue to deepen understanding and refine knowledge. He uses it beyond basic searches for learning complex topics and managing routine tasks, emphasizing that human judgment remains central. Huang stresses AI proficiency as a crucial skill for future career success.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the Class 10th result on April 15, 2026, a day that once again brought the familiar rush of anxiety, anticipation, and constantly refreshing screens. Among the toppers was Gunnika Khurana, who secured 99.6% and spoke about a journey shaped more by consistency and calm than pressure. From
Jharkhand Academic Council has announced Class 8 results for 2026. Students can now access their scorecards online by entering their roll code and number on the official websites. The scorecard contains vital details like subject-wise marks and qualifying status. It is advised to verify all information and save a copy for future reference.
Chennai Super Kings face a major blow as Khaleel Ahmed is out of IPL 2026 with a quadriceps injury. His absence comes at a crucial time as CSK seeks to build on recent momentum. The team is now exploring replacements like Chetan Sakariya, Akash Madhwal, Simarjeet Singh, and Kamlesh Nagarkoti to bolster their bowling attack.
Jensen Huang pushed back hard on the idea that Google’s TPUs, Meta’s MTIA chips, Anthropic’s multi-gigawatt compute deal, Amazon’s Trainium4, and OpenAI’s custom Broadcom silicon spell the beginning of the end for Nvidia. Speaking on the Dwarkesh Podcast, the Nvidia CEO called Anthropic’s TPU pivot a one-off, defended CUDA’s staying power, and conceded one early
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi expressed pessimism about India and Pakistan resuming bilateral cricket soon, citing significant political interference within the Pakistan Cricket Board as the primary obstacle. He believes external pressures have politicized decisions, hindering any possibility of a series, even at neutral venues, and fears the situation will worsen.
Thailand’s Songkran festival, known for its water fights, has seen a tragic start with at least 191 road accident fatalities in the first three days. Speeding and drunk driving were the primary causes, despite government safety efforts. This surge highlights the ongoing road safety challenges during the “seven dangerous days” of the festival.
