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Woman dies after changing medication on ChatGPT advice; Google CEO had warned of risk

Qun Wan and Meiqin Xu have filed a lawsuit regarding their daughter's death attributed to ChatGPT's guidance. Their daughter, Bowen Wan, reduced her anti-seizure medication based on the chatbot's advice. This case raises concerns similar to Google CEO Sundar Pichai's warnings about AI's medical use. Previous lawsuits have addressed suicides linked to interactions with ChatGPT, indicating potential risks.

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‘Send him home’: Ex-cricketer's blunt message to Gambhir over Sooryavanshi

Aakash Chopra has voiced his concerns regarding India’s choice to omit Vaibhav Sooryavanshi from the lineup for the fourth T20I. He stressed the importance of clear communication about Sooryavanshi's position and future with the team. Although he had previously shown strong performance, Sooryavanshi was dropped upon Ishan Kishan’s return. Chopra suggests that if Sooryavanshi is not a priority, he should focus on gaining more experience in domestic cricket.

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Punjab polls: AAP's first list out, CM Bhagwant Mann to fight from Dhuri again

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday announced its first list of 40 candidates for the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections, naming chief minister Bhagwant Mann again from Dhuri, assembly speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan from Kotkapura and minister Sanjeev Arora from Ludhiana West.

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On CCTV, Class 3 Student Thrashes Girl With Stones, Pot In Haryana School

A disturbing video showed the eight-year-old boy dragging the kindergartener inside a classroom and banging her head on the desk twice before throwing her on the ground and kicking her.

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Sting op row: K'taka Cong suspends former party general secy Kripa Alva for 6 years

The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) on Saturday expelled former party general secretary Kripa Alva for six years over her alleged involvement in a sting operation targeting Congress leaders in the state. The expulsion takes immediate effect, according to an order issued by KPCC vice-president M Narayanaswamy.

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Arizona parents turn donated van into charity fighting inherited blindness

After their son Luke was diagnosed with Bardet-Biedl syndrome, an Arizona couple established A Race Against Blindness. The charity has since raised over $6.1 million for research into inherited retinal diseases. They also organized a sweepstakes featuring a custom adventure van, significantly increasing awareness. Their contributions support groundbreaking gene therapy aimed at BBS1, and funding has expanded to multiple inherited retinal condition studies.

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Google sent TPUs to space, CEO Sundar Pichai shares a 'Hello World' update

Google's Project Suncatcher reached a significant milestone with its first AI response from a TPU in orbit. After launching a prototype satellite, the team prompted the TPU to generate a haiku about space. The successful transmission of the poem confirmed the potential of operating AI hardware in space. Future tests will evaluate the performance of TPUs under various conditions and stress factors.

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English court lets only €46K of €381K Italian inheritance ruling stand

For nearly 20 years, a contentious inheritance battle has revolved around the exclusion of Davide Sidoli from his father's will. Antonio and Andrea Sidoli, asserting their rights as heirs, encountered hurdles in claiming their inheritance in England. Although Italian courts recognized their rights and awarded them over €381,000, difficulties arose in enforcing this judgment in England.

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Dhruv Jurel's unbeaten 99 rescues India A after dramatic collapse against NZ A

Dhruv Jurel played a crucial role for India A by scoring an unbeaten 99 in tough conditions. After losing three wickets in quick succession, India A struggled at 160 for 6 during the match. Jurel built partnerships including a vital 62-run stand with Manav Suthar, who contributed 22 runs. He remained unbeaten as India A fought back to reach a competitive total by day's end.

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