Ignoring AI in Computer Science could cost your career: OpenAI executive warns students risk falling behind

OpenAI executive Alexander Embiricos warns computer science students that ignoring AI could jeopardize their careers. As AI tools like GPT-5 Codex transform coding, students must embrace AI integration while mastering core principles. Building projects, developing adaptability, and balancing manual learning with AI are now essential. The future of software engineering demands curiosity, creativity, and continuous…

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SC to take up SIR today: 35 lakh voters untraceable, opposition mounts pressure on govt – controversy explained in 10 points

A dispute surrounds the Election Commission’s revision of voter lists in Bihar. Opposition parties allege voter suppression. They have taken the matter to the Supreme Court. The court is hearing the case. The Election Commission defends the revision as necessary for fair elections. Concerns arise about voter verification and potential disenfranchisement. The revision may extend…

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Australia women cricketers molested in Indore: BCCI reaction, Cricket Australia statement and all you need to know

Two Australian cricketers faced harassment and inappropriate touching by a motorcyclist in Indore. Police swiftly arrested the accused, Akil Khan, following prompt reporting by team security. Investigations are underway, with authorities emphasizing strict action to uphold India’s reputation for hospitality and ensure player safety during international events.

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Ashwin Kumar’s ‘Mahavatar Narsimha’ misses Rs 250 crore mark by Rs 5 lakh in 8th weekend

Mahavatar Narimsha, an animated mythological drama, nears the Rs 250 crore mark after its eighth weekend. It has become India’s highest-grossing animation film. The Hindi version leads collections, contributing Rs 187.50 crore. The film is part of a seven-part Mahavatar Universe. Future films will showcase other Vishnu incarnations. The success has spurred new animation projects…

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UTC approves Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA chapter despite student government objection

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) approved a Turning Point USA chapter despite the student government’s objection. The move, following legal pressure from attorney Robert Barnes and support from DOJ’s Harmeet Dhillon, officially recognizes the conservative student group founded by the late Charlie Kirk. UTC clarified that organization approvals rest with university administrators, not…

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