Is Bitcoin Becoming Less and Less Volatile?
NOTadmin2
August 29, 2024
Bitcoin sheds its wild ways, embracing a steadier climb to the top. Bitcoin has come a long way ever since its inception. Recognized for its
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Telegram Founder’s Arrest: Who Is to Blame for Crime on Social Media Platforms?
Alinda Gupta
August 28, 2024
The founders, governments or users? Warm and welcoming aren’t the words people typically use to describe the French—if you’ve scrolled enough on Instagram and watched
AI Overload: What is AI Fatigue and How to Effectively Manage It
Veeksha Dechamma
August 27, 2024
Tired of AI hype? Find out how to keep your sanity in a machine-driven world. These days, it seems everything is “AI-powered”. Virtual assistants, video
Cryonic Technology: A Ticket to an Immortal Future?
Veeksha Dechamma
August 20, 2024
Ready to take a cold leap into the future? Myths and legends have often hinted at the possibility of bringing the dead back to life.
6 Key Ways AI Is Making HR Operations More Efficient
Sayantika Chatterjee
August 12, 2024
earn how artificial intelligence streamlines HR processes from recruitment to onboarding and beyond. Navigating the business world today is all about staying on top of
5 Essential Programming Languages Every Game Developer Should Master in 2024
Nasir Ahmed
August 9, 2024
Create, code, conquer—discover the languages driving modern game development. The video game industry is on a meteoric rise, projected to surpass US$280 billion in revenue
The New Guardian of Our Planet: How AI is Revolutionizing Environmental Protection Efforts
NOTadmin2
August 5, 2024
AI’s integration in environmental strategies is proving crucial for achieving global sustainability goals. Following the 78th general assembly of the United Nations on March 21,
The First “Robot Suicide” in South Korea: A Wake-Up Call for Workplace Stress?
Veeksha Dechamma
July 31, 2024
Some call it a glitch, while others think the robot is being overworked. On June 27, 2024, an event in South Korea captured global attention:
India’s Forward Fever: How WhatsApp Is Driving Misinformation across the Nation
Veeksha Dechamma
July 30, 2024
India’s misinformation crisis is thriving on WhatsApp. In 2024, Indians make up 487 million WhatsApp users, making it the platform’s largest user base globally. The
Paris Olympics 2024: How AI Is Changing the Game
Veeksha Dechamma
July 25, 2024
Athletes row, AI watches—discover how Paris 2024 is rowing against the traditional tide. The Paris Olympics are set to kick off with utmost style and
From Boardrooms to Living Rooms: Is Remote Work Still Relevant Today?
Samiksha Jain
July 23, 2024
In the brawl between office and remote work, flexibility emerges as the clear winner. The remote work debate is hotter than ever. In the U.S.,
From Lab to Cradle: The Rise of Artificial Wombs in Modern Medicine
Arjita Ganguly
July 22, 2024
Artificial wombs may soon offer a nurturing alternative for the most vulnerable premature babies. The journey from pregnancy to motherhood is anything but easy. In
Tiny Particles, Titanic Problem: The Growing Threat of Microplastics to Human Health
NOTadmin2
July 19, 2024
Each week, the average person ingests roughly five grams of microplastics—approximately the weight of a credit card. Despite ongoing debates regarding their health impacts, the
How Technology Is Transforming the Fashion Industry?
Sayantika Chatterjee
July 18, 2024
Dress up in the digital age—where fashion clicks with technology. Fashion and technology have always gone hand in hand. Throughout history, from the invention of
How Will Ethereum Evolve in 2025?
NOTadmin2
July 17, 2024
Ethereum is a leading cryptocurrency prized for its versatility and innovation, though traders should be mindful of potential price volatility. The cryptocurrency world, although a
From Collaborating to Owning: Is the Next Step for Influencers Entrepreneurship?
Sayantika Chatterjee
July 12, 2024
“Swipe up to get this exclusive product and get a 20% discount using my code”—have influencers tapped into their fullest marketing potential? Unless you’ve been