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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistani police raided a militant hideout in the country’s northwest early Tuesday, triggering an intense shootout in which a senior police officer was killed and two others wounded, a local police official said.
The controversy was sparked by a viral post on X, formerly known as Twitter, by journalist Arnab Ray, who posted screenshots of the chatbot’s response to “Is Modi a fascist?” Gemini replied that Modi was “accused of implementing policies some experts have characterised as fascist”.
BARCELONA – Oppo on Monday unveiled a prototype set of augmented reality (AR) glasses with a voice assistant, underscoring how electronics giants are trying to infuse artificial intelligence across their products to stand out.
SINGAPORE -- The information and media authorities of Singapore and Malaysia on Sunday inked an agreement to fight scams across telecommunications channels, after residents of the city-state were cheated of 651.8 million Singapore dollars ($484.9 million) last year.
Singaporean businessman Philip Chan Man Ping has been designated as a politically significant person under the Foreign Interference Countermeasures Act, the city state’s Ministry of Home Affairs said.
Chinese tech giant Lenovo showed off a prototype laptop on Monday that has a see-through screen, underscoring how the world's largest PC maker is trying to innovate after a brutal couple of years for the market.
Myles Delfin watched the storm’s aftermath unfold on television from Metro Manila. While numerous organisations responded to the calamity alongside government agencies, he observed that survivors who were rescued and given food, medicine and shelter could still not get in touch with their loved ones.
More than 80 years after the sinking of the “hell ship” the Suez Maru off the coast of Java, Jacquelyn Frith-Crofts is demanding to know why one of the worst war crimes of World War II was not prosecuted and eventually covered up by successive British governments.