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The AI Labor Shock Is Coming for Women

LONDON – In 1986, “Anne” – a data entry clerk – watches an IBM PC land on her desk. Within a year, her job is gone. Four decades later, “Natalie” – a social-media manager – looks on as ChatGPT drafts the posts she once wrote. But her exit may come

Building Beyond 65 Years – Nepal and Australia expand a…

Kathmandu, Nov 11: In an increasingly interconnected world where diplomacy, development cooperation, and international partnerships define global progress, bilateral relationships

Waste Management: Toward sustainable and eco-friendly solutions

A large portion of non-biodegradable waste is recyclable. Instead of taxing scrap materials, the government should make policy and legal

In Search of the AI Bubble’s Economic Fundamentals

While the contours of an AI bubble are hard to miss, its actual impact will depend on whether it spills

AI Agents Threaten Free Societies

Advocates of safer, ethical technologies need to help the public come to terms with what AI agents are and how

Post Gen Z protest: Testing time ahead for government, parties…

Neither the election nor the good governance drive is a sole responsibility of the present government, but chiefly a shared

How Many More Cloud Scares Does Europe Need?

From storing and backing up data to powering and deploying AI systems, “the cloud” underpins the digital economy. But control

What COP30 Must Do

At the same time, developing countries hold vast, often untapped, potential to drive the global energy transition, safeguard food systems,

The Big Lie Behind Trump’s Boat Strikes

This is the magic of the Big Lie, as Hitler explained in Mein Kampf: Tell a whopper so outrageous that people simply

Can China Meet Its Massive Climate-Finance Needs?

NEW DELHI – Discussions about climate finance often focus on the most vulnerable countries, such as small island developing states