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Europe Must Make AI Firms Pay for Training Data

NEW YORK/FLORENCE – Media outlets worldwide are dying. On top of a persistent lack of funding, they must now contend with AI summaries and chatbots, which are siphoning away audiences. A recent study found that in 2025, online traffic to news sites fell by one-third. This problem should concern everyone, not
How Developing Countries Can Make the Most of AI

The return of industrial policy marks a major shift in global economic thinking, but for developing countries, it is a
Nepali Congress initiates debate on AI for national development

Kathmandu, July 28: With the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) globally, AI has increasingly become a topic of discussion

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One held for loan default
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Ministry places high alert for prevention and control of Ebola virus
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SAFF Championship: Nepal out of the semi-finals
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Over Rs 100 million recovered from university teachers exploiting study leave
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Waste treatment site inaugurated in Dhulikhel hospital
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Germany Supports Major Healthcare, Water and Solar Energy Initiatives in Dhulikhel
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Four killed in road accident, Two in Parbat and two in Jhapa
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