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AI and human ethics: On a collision course
AI systems can give rise to issues related to discrimination, personal freedoms, and accountability, but there can be ways to correct them
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Editor's note: The possibilities and dangers of an AI-emboldened world
In this special issue on AI, we take stock of a technology that has far ranging impact from healthcare to education and agriculture to manufacturing
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The pandemic encouraged people to get into riding, a trend that is good for the industry: Ducati India MD
Bipul Chandra on people's growing interest in luxury bikes, Ducati's spate of new launches, and why Indian riders will be spoilt for choice
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Our Top Reads of the Week
From 'Anita Kishore, Byju's acquisition queen behind its global deals' to 'Will the hopes of ASHA workers be realised', and 'Is India falling out of love with engineering?', here are the top reads of the week from Forbes India
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What if the unvaccinated can't be persuaded?
The unvaccinated often hold their views strongly, and many are making considered, cost-benefit calculations given how they weigh the risks of the virus, and the information sources they trust to inform them of those risks
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Why elite female athletes are turning away from major sponsors
A growing number of top women athletes, including Simone Biles and former Olympians, have been choosing to strike new types of deals with smaller activewear brands instead of traditional sponsors like Nike
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Vibez Estates stepping ahead to Green Planet' a smart Agro-Realty investment opportunity for you
Founder Ashwin Kumar and Co-Founder Vijayalakshmi Urs, Vibez Estates, Bangalore
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Over 600 million Indians have a smartphone. Star India wants Disney+ Hotstar to be on every one of them
Streaming service Disney+ Hotstar has been growing fast, and now the media house traditionally known for producing soap operas is adding to its repertoire to provide original content besides addressing sports and regional audiences
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Engineering seats at 10-year low: Are Indians falling out of love with engineering
Once considered a coveted faculty, engineering colleges and institutions are struggling to fill seats. Engineering college enrolment is down by more than 13 percent in the last 5 years. Here's a lowdown of how its fall from grace looking
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Why Turkey's regulators became such a problem for Google
The tension between Turkey and Google reflects how growing animosity toward Silicon Valley giants is popping up even in places like Turkey with little history of antitrust enforcement against the industry
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Biden seeks to revive vaccine effort with new rules and incentives
In a speech from the East Room of the White House, Biden effectively conceded that the worst-in-a-century viral scourge he once thought was under control had come roaring back, threatening public health and the economic recovery that is central to the promise of his presidency