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Some summers follow a plan. Others simply happen to you. Joe Root's reading of the past few months sits firmly in the second camp — and yet England still finish...
Your phone already carries your boarding pass, your coffee card and your credit cards. In a limited set of American states, it can now carry something considera...
The man whose company builds some of the most capable artificial intelligence systems in the world is now publicly asking the industry to slow down. Dario Amode...
By [Author Name] | Technology & Consumer Robotics Correspondent It took one sunny morning in June to learn something that no product launch ever teaches yo...
By Ananya Raghunathan | Senior Technology Correspondent The most consequential race in technology may soon be decided not by who moves fastest, but by who is w...
The tools that write your emails and summarise your PDFs are the same tools being cited in conversations about malware and biological weapons. That collision —...
Three letters. One institution. And a group of young people who say they are tired of not knowing what happens next. In Andhra Pradesh, youth collectives identi...
By Aparna Iyer | Entertainment & Film Desk The lights came up and the audience stayed on its feet. At the world premiere of Karthik Subbaraj's Dorothy at TIFF,...
A goat grazing on laterite soil in northern Kerala looks like an ordinary animal. Its mitochondria — the tiny powerhouses inside its cells — may tell a much old...
By the time the lights come on across Lalbaug, the kitchens behind the neighbourhood's sweet counters have already stopped keeping time. Sugar syrup is on the b...
Sixteen years is longer than most people spend in school, longer than most marriages last, longer than the years a child takes to become an adult. A man in Biha...
By [Author Name] | Defence & Diplomacy Correspondent Two countries, two very different problems — and one shared item on India's wish list. Prime Minister...
