Amazon To Replace 5 Lakh Jobs With Robots, Preparing For Backlash: Report
Amazon may soon replace more than half a million jobs with robots, the New York Times reported, based on internal documents it accessed.
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AI is already taking white-collar jobs. Economists warn there’s ‘much more in the tank’
Across banking, the auto sector and retail, executives are warning employees and investors that AI is taking over jobs.
Heathrow third runway plans to be fast-tracked for expansion’s ‘full benefits sooner’
Transport secretary says updated airports national policy statement (ANPS) will be published by next summerUK politics live – latest updatesHeathrow’s third runway plans will be fast-tracked so Britain can “experience the benefits sooner”, ministers sa…
Germany’s chancellor doubles down on migrant sex attack claims – ‘ask your daughters’
Friedrich Merz has linked crime in German cities to migrants.
ICJ says Israel must allow aid into blockaded Gaza, provide ‘basic needs’
In its advisory opinion, the UN’s top court says Israel must support UN institutions, including UNRWA, with aid efforts.
Louvre heist timeline: How thieves stole €88m of jewellery in under eight minutes
Thieves spent only four minutes inside the Paris museum – but managed to steal over $100 million worth of crown jewels
Sick of AI slop on Pinterest? Here’s how to easily filter it out now
Pinterest has a lot of AI content. Users took issue with that.
The Louvre has reopened — here’s what the investigation has found so far
The Louvre’s director, Laurence des Cars, confirmed that after the robbery she had submitted her resignation, which was declined.
Russian Drone, Missile Attacks Kill 6 People Across Ukraine
A large-scale Russian drone and missile attack across Ukraine killed at least six people, including a woman and her two young daughters, officials said Wednesday.
Shutdown leaves gaps in states’ health data, possibly endangering lives
Washington state’s wastewater surveillance program uses the CDC’s dashboards to display information to the public. Now, only state officials can see the information.