Amazon wants software, not supervisors, to decide warehouse staffing
Amazon is testing software that decides warehouse staffing, but internal documents and Slack chats obtained by Business Insider show managers overriding the AI, disabling it, and working around it. Some say the algorithm misreads the floor and recommends cuts that don't fit real conditions. Amazon plans hard enforcement in 2026, aiming to limit how far managers can deviate from its staffing recommendations.
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'Modi thinks way in advance': PM says Hormuz crisis didn't affect railways
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated Indian Railways' rapid electrification aids national energy security. Electrification over twelve years prevented a standstill during Middle East crises. Less than thirty percent of the rail network was electrified before 2014. Nearly ninety-nine percent of India's rail network is now electrified. This transformation ensures uninterrupted train operations despite global energy challenges.
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Another hilltop murder: Andhra woman plots husband's killing with lover's help
A woman and her lover allegedly murdered her husband during a family pilgrimage. The victim was lured to a remote temple road and ambushed. His wife secretly tracked their location for her accomplices. The couple's young daughter was present during the brutal attack. Police arrested the wife, her lover, and two associates.
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'Ghost font': The font humans can read but AI can't
An American designer has developed a unique font that humans can read. This innovative font relies on a motion-based optical illusion to display hidden text. Advanced artificial intelligence systems have struggled to decipher the concealed messages accurately. The creator believes this technology could enhance security measures like CAPTCHAs and watermarking. This development highlights a current difference in human and AI visual processing capabilities.
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'Dhurandhar' singer Jasmine Sandlas recalls mistaking her first periods for cancer : 'Thought I was going to die, was scared, didn't know how to tell my mom'
Punjabi singer Jasmine Sandlas recalled the fear she experienced during her first period, revealing she mistook it for cancer because she had no prior knowledge of menstruation. Speaking on a podcast, she stressed the importance of menstrual awareness and encouraging parents to have open conversations with children before puberty.
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Meta 'admits' its AI detection tool can fail to identify cropped AI-generated photos created using Muse Image; says: Signal may get lost if an image is ...
Meta's new AI image detection tool has limitations. The tool may fail to identify some AI-generated images when cropped. This disclosure follows a Reuters analysis of Meta's preview detection tool. Researchers highlight watermark-based detection's technical limitations with image modifications. Companies continue developing tools to identify AI-generated content amid growing concerns.
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As AI backlash spreads across US, scare at OpenAI's headquarters after body bags outside with names of ...
Protesters placed body bags outside OpenAI's headquarters to protest the war and AI's military connections. Activist groups organized the demonstration, which targeted major technology firms and the Pentagon. AI executives are increasing security measures due to growing public anger and threats. This comes after incidents like a firebombing and a customer's threat to an AI company. Similar demonstrations are planned for other leading technology companies across Silicon Valley.
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How the 'roadless rule' protects clean drinking water for 25 million Americans, new study finds
A new study reveals the Roadless Rule protects drinking water for twenty-five million Americans. This rule prevents development in national forests, safeguarding vital water sources. Removing protections could compromise water quality and increase treatment costs for utilities. These protected areas also support sensitive aquatic species and recreational opportunities. The U.S. Forest Service is currently reviewing public comments on the rule.
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'Don't mix politics with ED': Madan Mitra denies notices to family prompted TMC faction switch
Madan Mitra has left Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress faction for a rebel group. He dismissed allegations that his decision was linked to the Enforcement Directorate's actions. Mitra stated his move was purely based on the current political landscape in West Bengal. He expressed disappointment with the TMC's strategy and leadership focus. Mitra also praised the political strength of Suvendu Adhikari.
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Why Shah Rukh Khan's confidence never comes across as arrogance: Lessons in humility, humor, resilience and self-belief
Shah Rukh Khan exemplifies confidence through his remarkable journey and resilience in the face of challenges. His sharp wit and humorous self-deprecation help him remain grounded despite his significant success. He frequently acknowledges and expresses gratitude towards his fans and collaborators while openly discussing failures as learning opportunities. His ability to genuinely listen and connect with others enriches his interactions, making him a beloved figure.
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From prison to paradise: Once a dreaded prison island, this remote haven in Greece is now protecting one of the world's rarest seals
From prison to paradise: Once a dreaded prison island, this remote haven in Greece is now protecting one of the world's rarest seals
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Six BioMissions, Rs 50,000-crore fund and more: Niti Aayog's roadmap to turn India into $691 billion bioeconomy
NITI Aayog proposes six national initiatives for India's biotechnology sector. This roadmap aims for a $691 billion bioeconomy by the year 2035. These missions will strengthen capabilities in healthcare and agriculture. They also focus on industrial biotechnology and disease surveillance. The plan includes a Rs 50,000-crore growth fund.
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IISER 2026 counselling schedule released, round 1 admission starts July 24: Check details
IISER Admissions 2026 counselling schedule is now available for qualified candidates. Round 1 admission offers begin on July 24 and conclude on July 28. Subsequent admission rounds will occur in early August for applicants. Candidates must accept their seats and pay fees by the specified deadlines. Failure to do so may result in the forfeiture of admission offers.
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Garware Fulflex expands North America presence with US Medical Facility acquisition
Garware Fulflex expands North America presence with US Medical Facility acquisition
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'Avoid unruly behaviour': CM Yogi says anti-social elements 'tranishing' Kanwar Yatra
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