Education Sector Sees Surge in Artificial Intelligence Skill AdoptionAccording to a report by industry body Nasscom, India ranks first in AI skill penetration with a score of 3.09, driven by higher-than-average compensation and growth prospects. Its another report said that data and AI could add USD 450-500 billion to India's GDP by 2025.
Motivation expert explains how two simple words can free you from taking things personallyOver the past few years, rising supermarket prices have forced many families to make compromises on ingredient quality when shopping for meals.
Future Pandemics Will Have The Same Human Causes As Ancient OutbreaksThe last pandemic was bad, but COVID-19 is only one of many infectious diseases that emerged since the turn of this century.
15 Fascinating Linguistics Terms You Didn’t Learn in SchoolGrade school English teachers do their best to send you off into the world with at least a cursory understanding of how language works. Maybe you can tell your dependent clauses from your independent ones and your transitive verbs from your intransitive ones.
It’s Not a Rap Beef. It’s a Cultural Reckoning.The feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar has become far, far bigger than music alone. Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration.
How Public School Leaders Upstaged Republicans and the Ivy LeagueThe House of Representatives is one of Washington’s most raucous forums, a free-for-all of personalities with profiles to raise and points to score. But it turns out that the rough-and-tumble of steering a public school district — board sessions, P.T.A.
The English Apple Is DisappearingIn June, 1899, Sabine Baring-Gould, an English rector, collector of folk songs, and author of a truly prodigious quantity of prose, was putting the finishing touches on “A Book of the West,” a two-volume study of Devon and Cornwall.
The Professor Protesting Columbia’s Own StudentsShai Davidai, a self-described “lefty Israeli,” made himself the face of the campus-protest backlash. Professor Shai Davidai woke up on Sunday morning and asked Columbia University for backup.
College protesters seek amnesty to keep arrests and suspensions from trailing themMaryam Alwan figured the worst was over after New York City police in riot gear arrested her and other protesters on the Columbia University campus, loaded them onto buses and held them in custody for hours. But the next evening, the college junior received an email from the university.
Lawrence Wong will be only the fourth PM in Singapore’s historyYour browser does not support the <audio> element. IN THE REPUBLIC’S 59-year history, Singapore has had only three leaders.
Only Norm Macdonald Gave O.J. Simpson What He DeservedThe news of O.J. Simpson’s death yesterday engendered a massive outpouring of love—for Norm Macdonald, whose O.J. jokes got shared like crazy. To the average fan, Norm was defined by his adversarial relationship with O.J. in the 1990s. And that’s not unfair.
Scott Galloway on Whether College Is Still Worth ItThe job of being Scott Galloway is, more often than not, to get people to follow his advice.
Drake and Kendrick’s Beef Is the Most Miserable Spectacle in Rap HistoryPitchfork writer Alphonse Pierre’s rap column covers songs, mixtapes, albums, Instagram freestyles, memes, weird tweets, fashion trends—and anything else that catches his attention. The truth about rap is that all rappers are liars.
The 24 Best Book Club Books for Your Next Group ReadWe may earn a commission if you buy something from any affiliate links on our site. There are competing theories about how to pick the best book club book. When I nobly started a book club in my early 20s, I had grand ambitions of filling in the holes in my undergrad education.
How Matzo Is MadeAt Streit’s matzo factory, production follows strict Jewish law. But the meaning of the Passover staple is still up for debate. When Aron Yagoda started working in the family matzo business in 1990 at 23 years old, his first assignment was taking orders over the phone and handling complaints.