Australia is significantly falling behind in global AI race, warns billionaire Scott Farquhar

Scott Farquhar warns Australia faces losing its AI competitive edge. He urges investment in research, infrastructure, and policy. AI could boost the economy by $115 billion by 2030. Farquhar calls for copyright reform to enable AI training. He acknowledges job displacement but emphasizes long-term benefits. He wants the government and businesses to prioritize AI development.

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Oregon sues Trump administration: Portland challenges troop deployment; leaders call move unconstitutional

Oregon and its largest city, Portland, have filed a federal lawsuit against US President Donald Trump and federal agencies to prevent the deployment of the state’s National Guard, calling it an unconstitutional overreach. Trump ordered troops to protect federal facilities from “Antifa,” but state officials argue there is no threat warranting military intervention.

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CNAP trials begin: Telcos test caller ID feature to curb scams; pan-India rollout likely by April

Telecom operators are testing a new Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) service in Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, allowing mobile users to see the registered names of unknown callers. This initiative, directed by the Department of Telecommunications, aims to combat spam and scam calls by displaying caller identities, with a nationwide rollout anticipated by March-April next year.

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Study reveals one exercise routine that can reduce the growth of cancer cells in just one session

A recent study reveals exercise’s vital role in cancer protection. Australian researchers found that resistance training and HIIT boost myokines. These proteins released during exercise may slow cancer cell growth. The study involved breast cancer survivors. A single 45-minute session showed promising results. Both workout types had similar effects. Exercise intensity appears key to anti-cancer…

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Army to add more muscle on Pakistan, China fronts

To counter collusive threats from China and Pakistan, the Indian Army is enhancing its offensive capabilities by establishing ‘Rudra’ all-arms brigades and ‘Bhairav’ light commando battalions. These units will be equipped with advanced weaponry, drones, and surveillance systems. The Army is also integrating drone platoons into infantry battalions and bolstering artillery firepower with ‘Divyastra’ batteries,…

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