Airports embrace AI to manage growing global passenger traffic
Airports use technology for passenger flow, baggage tracking and predictive maintenance to enhance efficiency and experience. Published On 29 Jan
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Inside Gaza after Israel’s last captive is found
With the final Israeli captive returned, Palestinians are waiting to see if Israel will now implement a true ceasefire. The
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OpenAI's Sora app is struggling after its stellar launch | TechCrunch
After rapidly hitting the top of the App Store in October, OpenAI’s video-generation app Sora is now struggling. New data
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A cohort of music publishers led by Concord Music Group and Universal Music Group are suing Anthropic, saying the company
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Odds of a government shutdown slip on Polymarket and Kalshi
Earlier this week, a government shutdown appeared highly likely. Now, there’s a chance that a prolonged shutdown will be avoided.
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Historic Alexandria tramway prepares to shut ahead of contested overhaul
(Removes extraneous word in paragraph 14) By Mariam Rizk and Mohamed Ezz ALEXANDRIA, Egypt Jan 29 (Reuters) – As the
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India is teaching Google how AI in education can scale | TechCrunch
As AI races into classrooms worldwide, Google is finding that the toughest lessons on how the tech can actually scale
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I flew 8 hours in United Polaris business class. The lie-flat seat was comfier than my own bed.
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Flapping Airplanes and the promise of research-driven AI | TechCrunch
A new AI lab called Flapping Airplanes launched on Wednesday, with $180 million in seed funding from Google Ventures, Sequoia,
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Iran rounds up thousands in mass arrest campaign after crushing unrest, sources say
By Parisa Hafezi DUBAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) – Plainclothes Iranian security forces have rounded up thousands of people in a
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