Mark Cuban says AI skills are the new currency, and they’re buying job offers

Artificial intelligence has rapidly shifted from novelty to necessity, creating a landscape where early learners hold the advantage. Mark Cuban tells CNBC Make It that students who understand AI’s basics, master prompting, grasp machine learning, and recognise ethical boundaries will shape the future workforce. Even foundational fluency can boost efficiency, unlock opportunities, and set young…

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‘Country is now back…’: US President Donald Trump after Nvidia reaches $4 trillion market value

Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, met with former President Donald Trump as the company’s market capitalization exceeded $4 trillion. This milestone occurred amidst reports that Nvidia is preparing to launch a modified AI chip for the Chinese market to comply with US export restrictions. Huang is also scheduled to visit China to reaffirm Nvidia’s commitment to…

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Evening news wrap: India rebuffs Pak’s ‘nuclear blackmail’, slams Munir; SC rules on Delhi stray dog menace & more

India’s foreign ministry has strongly criticized Pakistan’s army chief’s nuclear remarks, labeling Pakistan an irresponsible nuclear state. In Karnataka, a Congress minister resigned following criticism of the party’s handling of electoral roll irregularities. The Supreme Court addressed Delhi’s stray dog problem, ordering their removal to shelters. Nitin Gadkari indirectly criticized US tariff policies, emphasizing India’s…

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‘Sir, we weren’t even born’: Mohammed Siraj hails 1983 World Cup hero, says ‘your story inspires us’

Mohammed Siraj honored Syed Kirmani at the Hyderabad launch of Kirmani’s autobiography, acknowledging him as an inspiration. Siraj praised Kirmani’s 1983 World Cup win and exceptional wicketkeeping skills. Kirmani reciprocated by commending Siraj’s recent performance against England. Mohammed Azharuddin highlighted Kirmani’s popularity and urged young wicketkeepers to seek his guidance.

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Who is Dr Ganesh Baraiya, the 3-foot-tall doctor with 72% locomotor disability, whose story is inspiring students and going viral online

Dr Ganesh Baraiya, a 3-foot-tall doctor with 72 percent locomotor disability from Bhavnagar, Gujarat, has captured national attention. Despite facing height-based disqualification from MBBS by the MCI, he fought a legal battle and won in the Supreme Court. Enrolling in Bhavnagar Medical College in 2019, he completed his MBBS and internship with support from friends…

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