Update / ChatGPT hit by global outage
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New York City to restrict student AI use in schools through eighth grade
3 September 2026
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Delivery Hero board recommends Uber’s $15bn takeover offer to shareholders
3 September 2026
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OpenAI’s reported ‘opaque recurrence’ technique raises fresh AI safety concerns
3 September 2026
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Dropbox says about 5,000 accounts compromised in August hack
3 September 2026
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Tim Cook receives $47 million package as Apple executive chair
3 September 2026
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Uber to cut about 3,300 jobs in restructuring drive
3 September 2026
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Twitter sees jump in govt demands to remove content of journalists, news outlets
Twitter Inc saw a surge in demands over the course of last year from governments around the world to take down content posted by journalists and news outlets, data to be released by the social media platform for the first time will show.
14 July 2021
Smaller notches, better cameras, and other iPhone 13 rumors ahead of September launch
According to a recent Bloomberg report, Apple's 2021 iPhones will have the same size as last year's models, but with a smaller display notch. According to Bloomberg, when the phones are to be introduced in September, they will be Apple incremental upgrade over the iPhone 12 series, with modest upgrades to their CPUs, cameras, and screens.
14 July 2021
France fines Google 500 mln euros over news copyright row
France's antitrust watchdog slapped a 500 million euro ($593 million) fine on Alphabet's Google on Tuesday for failing to comply with the regulator's orders on how to conduct talks with the country's news publishers in a row over copyright.
13 July 2021
Facebook, Twitter vow to tackle racial abuse of England footballers
Facebook and Twitter said Monday they were scrambling to take down racially abusive comments directed at members of the England football team following a heartbreaking loss in Sunday's Euro 2020 final.
13 July 2021
Creative IT launched 'Coding for Kids' for children
Creative IT Institute has launched an online course called 'Coding for Kids' to develop children's talents during the Corona situation. On Friday, 300 children officially joined the course. The Creative IT Institute inaugurated the new initiative through an online event.
12 July 2021
Virgin Galactic’s Richard Branson flying own rocket to space
After a lifetime of yearning to fly in space, Virgin Galactic’s Richard Branson was poised to blast off aboard his own rocket ship Sunday in his boldest, grandest adventure yet.
11 July 2021
Realme launches ‘Realme 8 5G’, Watch 2, Watch 2 Pro
Realme has launched thje ‘Realme 8 5G’ phone along with two smartwatches – Realme Watch 2 & Realme Watch 2 Pro, in the Bangladesh market through an online launch event held on July 10, 2021.
10 July 2021
Caring for your car in this lockdown
Bangladesh has been preparing to tackle the worst Covid-19 wave to ever hit the country and strict measures are being taken against commuting or even simply going out unless it is an emergency. For that reason, many cars will be hibernating in respective garages for an uncertain amount of time unfortunately.
8 July 2021
What is Sanchayapatra and how to invest in it: a guide
Profits are shared every 3 months for 3-monthly profit bearing and pensioner sanchayapatra, and the maximum rate of returns are 11.04% and 11.76%. The maximum rate of return for 5-years sanchayapatra in Bangladesh is 11.28%.
8 July 2021
How to look for co-founders for your startup
However, just having co-founders is not enough. Having the right co-founders is crucial for your team to perform satisfactorily and your business to succeed in the long run. The challenge lies in finding the co-founder who is right for both- your business and yourself as a co-founder.
8 July 2021
Microsoft and Google prepare to fight it out, again
According to reports, a six-year legal truce between Microsoft and Google has come to an end. According to reports in The Financial Times and Bloomberg, Microsoft and Google reached an unusual truce in 2015, which expired in April of this year. But Microsoft and Google are seemingly warming up to get back in the ring.
7 July 2021
Paris gets a taste of pizza-making robots
Behind the dark green facade of a new Paris pizzeria, arms wielding ladles and spatulas perform an intricate ballet to churn out made-to-order pies -- but no human hands are involved in the performance.
6 July 2021
‘Bangladesh can learn about blockchain regulations from others’
Experts have backed Bangladesh's aspirations to use blockchain technology to achieve Sustainable Development Goals which aim to foster innovation. In a policy review published in the quarterly magazine Whiteboard, Primavera De Filippi and MorshedMannan discussed the use cases of blockchains and how Bangladesh can learn from other countries who have already adopted the technology.
6 July 2021
Smart foam material gives robotic hand the ability to self-repair
Singapore researchers have developed a smart foam material that allows robots to sense nearby objects, and repairs itself when damaged, just like human skin.
6 July 2021
The challenges facing Amazon's new CEO, Andy Jassy
Amazon.com Inc on Monday got a new chief executive: Andy Jassy, the mastermind behind its lucrative cloud computing division, who succeeds company founder Jeff Bezos.
Here's a look at the business Jassy is taking over and the challenges that await him on the job.
5 July 2021
Hackers demand $70 mln to restore data held by companies hit in cyberattack: blog
Hackers suspected to be behind a mass extortion attack that affected hundreds of companies worldwide late on Sunday demanded $70 million to restore the data they are holding ransom, according to a posting on a dark web site.
5 July 2021
Facebook tests alerting users to extremist posts
A Facebook test of pop-up boxes asking people whether they think friends are becoming extremists raised concerns Friday among US conservatives who felt their voices might be stifled.
4 July 2021
Mental health issues among university students: What makes it worse amid this pandemic?
The unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted people's quality of life and deteriorated their mental health. And this situation has been a period of upheaval for young people and university students who are known to be vulnerable in the case of developing mental disorders. We have talked to some teachers and students to know about their perspective on the deteriorating mental health conditions of students at the university level.
2 July 2021
All phones will be auto-registered by June 30, here’s everything you need to know
Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has taken an initiative to have all mobile phones (smartphones/buttoned feature phones) automatically registered by the 30th of June. Moreover, the process of identifying and blocking illegal mobile phones will continue, as from the 1st of July, any unauthorised, cloned or counterfeit handsets bought by evading tax or illegal means will no longer get registered or work
27 June 2021
Windows 11: what’s new and how to know if you can get it
‘It’s the beginning of a new generation’, declared Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO, at the Windows 11 unveiling event. And from the looks of it, it might as well be true.
27 June 2021
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