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OpenClaw creator, who Sam Altman hired for millions, reacts to Anthropic banning his AI Agent

Anthropic has stopped supporting OpenClaw for its Claude subscriptions. This decision follows a recent leak of Anthropic’s Claude Code source code. Anthropic cites increased demand and usage patterns of third-party tools as reasons for the change. Subscribers will receive credits and can purchase discounted usage bundles. OpenClaw’s creator expressed disappointment but acknowledged efforts to mitigate

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‘Please don’t tell my mother’: 23-year-old lands in ICU after selling his kidney

A young man, Ayush, allegedly sold his kidney to fund his MBA education due to severe financial hardship. He received only a portion of the promised payment and is now in the ICU battling for his life. The incident highlights the desperation faced by vulnerable individuals in pursuit of education.

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A land that floats, a deer that ‘dances’: Inside world’s only floating national park in Manipur

Manipur’s Keibul Lamjao National Park, home to the world’s only floating national park and the endangered Sangai deer, faces significant challenges. Rediscovered from near extinction, the Sangai’s survival is intrinsically linked to the delicate phumdi ecosystem, now threatened by climate change and habitat degradation.

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India’s Bangladesh tour back on track? BCB reaches out to BCCI for September series

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has reached out to the BCCI to explore new avenues of cricketing cooperation, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties. This comes after a period of strained relations, but recent diplomatic improvements suggest a positive outlook for future engagements between the two nations.

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Temple today, mosque tomorrow: It’s election season

As elections approach, political campaigns are transcending religious and caste boundaries. Leaders from various parties are seen participating in religious ceremonies across different faiths and visiting community memorials. This strategic shift aims to consolidate a significant minority vote and appeal to all segments of the electorate.

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How Pichai killed DeepMind’s independence, and changed how Hassabis thinks about AI safety

Demis Hassabis spent over two years negotiating a semi-independent governance structure for DeepMind inside Alphabet—complete with a $1 billion walk-away plan and a proposed 3-3-3 oversight board. Sundar Pichai shut it down, arguing AI was too central to Google’s core business to be spun out. The failed experiment eventually changed how Hassabis thinks about AI

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Going on vacation? Don’t water your plants; try this home gardening hack

Frequent travellers can now maintain thriving gardens with a simple straw mulching hack. This technique locks in moisture, regulates soil temperature and suppresses weeds, allowing plants to flourish for up to a week without extra watering. Gardening expert reveals how proper application ensures that the gardens stay healthy during extended absences.

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McKinsey’s leadership playbook for AI: It’s time for companies to cut the extra layers

McKinsey suggests AI can help companies flatten management structures by empowering leaders to oversee larger scopes. This “Great Flattening” aims to reduce costly, slow decision-making layers, as AI agents automate tasks in HR, finance, and legal, and aid resource reallocation.

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‘This has happened before’: How science explains Déjà Vu and the eerie feeling of life on replay

An uncanny feeling of having lived a moment before, known as déjà vu, is explored by scientists. This sensation, often dismissed as a trick of the mind, is now understood as a healthy brain’s ‘fact-checking’ mechanism detecting a mismatch between familiarity and reality. Researchers suggest it reveals much about memory and perception.

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