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Twitter all but admits defeat on Indian blocking orders

X, formerly Twitter, is solely fighting Indian blocking orders in the Karnataka High Court, where hearings are now a month apart.

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Why you should add alt text to images and how it can save lives

Adding alt text to your work can help you increase your following, record better engagement, and publish media that is accessible to people with disabilities. It can also save lives. Here is how to do it effectively

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Sir Lindsay Hoyle: House of Commons Speaker under pressure after chaotic Gaza ceasefire vote

Thirty-three SNP and Tory MPs have signed a motion stating they have no confidence in Sir Lindsay Hoyle.

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT generates nonsense and illogical responses; now fixed

ChatGPT users on Wednesday posted screenshots of the AI-powered bot allegedly generating nonsensical answers or random sentences

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Nvidia’s 4Q revenue, profit soar thanks to demand for its chips used for artificial intelligence

Nvidia Corp. posted stronger-than-expected results for its latest quarter, more than tripling its revenue from a year earlier

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CEOs of OpenAI and Intel cite artificial intelligence’s voracious appetite for processing power

Two tech CEOs scrambling to produce more of the sophisticated chips needed for artificial intelligence have met for a brainstorming session while the market’s early leader reported another quarter of eye-popping growth

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Private U.S. spacecraft enters orbit around the moon ahead of landing attempt

A private U.S. lunar lander is in orbit around the moon, a day before it will attempt to land on the surface

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Gaza ceasefire vote: Commons debate descends into chaos

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle apologises after being accused of allowing the debate to be “hijacked” by Labour.

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Gaza ceasefire vote: Commons debate descends into chaos

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle apologises after being accused of allowing the debate to be “hijacked” by Labour.

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PhonePe launches app store sans commission charges for developers

Using aggregators that have channeled most popular apps into its new app marketplace, PhonePe seems to be mounting a challenge to Google’s unpopular fees for developers.

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