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Think before you type: 5 things you should never share with AI chatbots

AI chatbots offer convenience, but caution is essential for user data protection. Avoid sharing passwords and verification codes with AI assistants for security. Do not upload banking or government ID documents without removing sensitive details. Keep confidential office information private and use placeholders for AI assistance. Respect others' privacy by not sharing their personal details without consent.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'I sent a message': Mac Allister's father reveals what son told him about Messi's pep talks

Lionel Messi's viral speech before the World Cup final was tactical. His teammate's father clarified the captain's words were taken out of context. Messi urged players to focus on football and their game plan. This explanation dismisses speculation of internal team issues. Spain ultimately won the match, proving to be the better side.
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The Times of IndiaSports

The day the US exploded a nuclear bomb in space and created an artificial radiation belt

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The Times of IndiaScience

Temasek widens scope of India investments

Temasek is broadening its Indian investment focus beyond traditional sectors. The investor will now target industrials and artificial intelligence opportunities. Its India portfolio has grown significantly, reaching $42 billion by March 2026. The firm aims to double its recent capital deployment in the next three years. Temasek is increasing its AI exposure to fifteen percent by 2031.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Trump's 25% tariff hits Brazil: Trade tensions deepen as billions in exports at risk

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'I sent a message': Alexis' father reveals what son told him about Messi's pep talks

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Ousted Venezuelan president Maduro to face US drug trafficking trial in June 2027

Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife will face trial in the United States. They are charged with drug trafficking and could receive life imprisonment if convicted. Their defense will challenge the indictment and the legality of their capture. US prosecutors allege Maduro facilitated cocaine shipments into the United States. The trial is scheduled to begin on June 1, 2027.
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Why proposed US-Saudi nuclear deal has triggered alarm over proliferation risks

The Trump administration is advancing a civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia. This pact could allow uranium enrichment and spent fuel processing by the kingdom. Critics fear this weakens global non-proliferation norms and may trigger an arms race. Saudi Arabia seeks nuclear power for economic diversification and reduced fossil fuel reliance. The deal faces congressional review and potential opposition due to its safeguards.
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