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Global Health & Biotech 07 Oct 2026, 05:40 PM IST

Study Finds Human Users Pay Female AI Agents Less for Identical Work

A new study has found that people are willing to pay female AI agents about 10% less than male counterparts for the same tasks, underscoring how gender bias can persist even in interactions with non-human systems. The findings add a fresh dimension to the global debate over AI governance, revealing that discrimination may be reproduced not only by algorithms, but also by the humans who use them.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors07 Oct 2026, 01:43 PM IST

Paramount Finalizes $111 Billion Warner Merger, Forging a New Skydance Powerhouse

Paramount has completed its $111 billion merger with Warner Bros., ending a last-ditch effort to block the deal and creating a new media and technology heavyweight under the Skydance banner. The transaction marks one of the largest consolidations in the sector, with major implications for streaming, cloud infrastructure, and the competitive balance across global entertainment and digital platforms.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 01:00 PM IST

Doctors Warn of the Worst ER Mistakes Patients Make as Emergency Crowding Grows

Emergency physicians say some of the most common behaviors in crowded emergency rooms can slow treatment, worsen outcomes, and strain already overburdened staff. The warnings come as hospitals worldwide face persistent pressure from rising patient volumes, longer waits, and limited capacity, making informed patient conduct more important than ever.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 03:45 PM IST

Two Dead as Torrential Flooding Hits Catalonia, Exposing Spain’s Growing Climate Risk

At least two people have died in Spain’s Catalonia region after torrential rain triggered dangerous flooding, according to reports from local and international media. The disaster has forced rescues, disrupted transport and renewed scrutiny of southern Europe’s vulnerability to increasingly violent weather events.

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World Politics & Diplomacy04 Oct 2026, 11:29 PM IST

Spain Braces for More Storms After Deadly Floods Kill 102-Year-Old Woman

Spain is facing another volatile weekend of heavy rain and storms after flooding in the southeast killed at least one person, including a 102-year-old woman, and forced emergency crews to rescue scores of trapped residents. Authorities in Catalonia and other affected regions have issued heightened alerts as forecasters warn of intense downpours, flash flooding and dangerous wind conditions. The latest disaster underscores how rapidly extreme weather is testing local response systems across parts of Spain already vulnerable to sudden inundation.

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World Politics & Diplomacy04 Oct 2026, 09:25 AM IST

Storms Sweep Spain as Floodwaters Kill Elderly Woman and Disrupt Weekend Travel

Heavy showers and thunderstorms have battered parts of Spain this weekend, triggering flooding that killed a 102-year-old woman and underscoring the country’s growing exposure to extreme weather. The incident comes as emergency crews continue to respond to localized inundation, transport disruption and safety warnings across affected regions.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning04 Oct 2026, 05:52 AM IST

AI Cracks 217-Year-Old Napoleon Cipher in Hours, Reopening a Historic Mystery

Artificial intelligence has decoded a 217-year-old encrypted letter linked to Napoleon Bonaparte in just six hours, a task that had resisted historians and codebreakers for more than two centuries. The breakthrough underscores how modern AI is reshaping archival research, military history, and the study of statecraft by unlocking documents long considered unreadable.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (02:02 AM IST)

Feathered Dinosaur Fossil Points to Multiple Origins of Flight in Bird Relatives

A newly identified feathered dinosaur from China is challenging a long-held assumption that the machinery for flight evolved along a single evolutionary path in the lineage leading to birds. Researchers say the fossil shows a striking combination of bird-like traits that may indicate flight-related anatomy emerged more than once among close dinosaur relatives.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (10:56 AM IST)

Half of Europeans Exposed to Ozone ‘Super Pollutant’ as Heat and Wildfire Smoke Intensify

Nearly half of Europe’s population is now exposed to elevated levels of ozone pollution, a fast-forming and often overlooked air contaminant that scientists say is being amplified by hotter temperatures, wildfire smoke and transboundary pollution. The latest monitoring reports suggest the problem is no longer confined to isolated summer episodes, but is becoming a broader public health and policy challenge across the continent.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (08:43 PM IST)

EU Weighs New ‘Associate Member’ Status as Canada Emerges as a Test Case

The European Union is exploring a new form of partnership that would sit below full membership but above ordinary trade cooperation, with Canada emerging as the first country widely discussed in that context. The idea reflects Brussels’ search for a more flexible way to bind close democratic partners to the bloc without reopening the politically fraught question of enlargement.

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