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Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic talking point. It is already in the tools that screen résumés, write customer-service replies, spot fraud, and even carry on late-night conversations that can feel startlingly human. But here is the uncomfortable question that has insurers scratching their heads: if an AI system…
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On Thursday, September 24, a Gandhinagar Sessions Court brought a measure of relief to Ravi Nair, a man who had spent the preceding days caught in the grip of a criminal defamation case brought by Adani Enterprises Ltd. The court, presided over by Principal District and Sessions Judge Abhishek Malhotra, granted regular bail to Nair after he was taken into custody following the issuance of a non-bailable warrant. According to the Gujarat court website, the application was allowed, making official what many had been waiting to hear: Nair would not remain behind bars while his legal fight continued. Regular bail…
Let’s be honest: there is so much noise in American politics right now that when a real, substantive issue somehow makes its way into a campaign, it feels like spotting a quiet library in the middle of a rock concert. We’ve become used to outrage, performative culture wars, and the kind of political theater that seems designed to keep us distracted rather than informed. So when news breaks that Nevada’s gubernatorial race is actually spending time on something as wonky and unglamorous as data centers, it’s genuinely surprising. It’s also, in a strange way, refreshing. We’re talking about the nuts…
