Sharing the news on social media, he described the approval as a major milestone in his journey and linked it to his decision to build a career in artificial intelligence after leaving his job.
Author: C to I News Desk
Japan voices concern over Gaza but delays statehood recognition for Palestine
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is expected to skip a meeting on Palestinian statehood during the UN gathering in New York on September 22.
Zambia: Farmers sue two Chinese-linked firms over ‘ecological catastrophe’
Zambian farmers have filed an USD 80 billion lawsuit against two Chinese-linked firms
UK: Indian-origin lawyer disbarred for lies about Oxford degree
An Indian-origin lawyer has been disbarred by the Barristers’ Tribunal Service over Oxford lies
Sikhs for Justice announces ‘siege’ on Indian Consulate in Vancouver
US-based Khalistani outfit Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has threatened to ‘siege’ the Indian consulate in the Canadian city of Vancouver on Thursday
Google removes over 200 AI contractors who feel they trained bots to replace them: Reports
IT major Google has laid off more than 200 contract workers who were working on its Artificial Intelligence projects, including Gemini.
West Indies pick 15 for India tour, Chanderpaul back in Test fold
Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Alick Athanaze and Khary Pierre have been added to the side after the recent series against Australia.
India, ILO sign pact to boost global job opportunities for youth
The agreement focuses on the development of the International Reference Classification of Occupations, a system that will make it easier to match skills with global job requirements and support mobility of talent across borders.
WMO finds ozone layer remains on track to recovery in the coming decades
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Jaish leader Masood Ilyas Kashmiri admits Masood Azhar’s family members were ‘torn into pieces’ during India’s Operation Sindoor
Terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad has admitted for the first time that family members of its head Masood Azhar were ‘torn into pieces’ during India’s strikes in Bahawalpur
