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The women, including from Hyderabad city, came to work in different parts of Saudi Arabia, however, they found working conditions and salary was contrary to assurances given by middlemen back home in India.
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Since the advent of space exploration, humans have launched more than 6,700 satellites and spacecraft from countries around the globe, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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As part of the agreement, the tech companies have agreed to security testing of their AI systems by internal and external experts before their release
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The bodies of the victims were transported to a forensic center for identification.
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The team found that mice with heart disease experience an accumulation of macrophages, cells responsible for engulfing dead cells, in their cervical ganglion.
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According to data, user engagement has dropped by 70% as "executives consider options like a chronological feed."
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Arti Prabhakar, the Science Advisor to President Joe Biden, emphasized the involvement of IT giants like Google and Microsoft to prevent the misuse of AI and ensure its utilization for the public good.
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People are flocking to stores and food grain supply chains, and Indian stores worldwide are witnessing increased demand as well.
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The earthquake occurred at 10:52 a.m. local time at a depth of 50 km, and was epicentred at off Ibaraki at a latitude of 36.5 degrees north and a longitude of 140.8 degrees east.
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According to a statement from the Alaska Department of Natural Resources on Friday, the helicopter had been chartered by the department.
On Friday, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources stated that they had chartered the helicopter.
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In the coming months, Amazon is planning to launch two prototype satellites to test its network and subsystems, and the e-commerce company will begin production launches and early enterprise customer pilots in 2024.
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OpenAI will introduce th eChatGPT app on Android devices first in the US and then it will introduce the same in other countries.
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Ukrainian Finance Ministry will assume temporary control of the bank and attract private investors after the end of martial law.
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Massimo Introvigne stated that the cash-strapped Afghan regime cannot display the Bamiyan Buddhas due to having destroyed them, yet it contemplates charging tourists a fee to visit the site.
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Prosecutor Farhad Ali Shah said that Khan is guilty of masterminding the May 9 attacks and his arrest is needed for collection of evidence
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The march comes a day after Netanyahu vowed to press ahead with the plan, defying demonstrators, growing defections by military reservists
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The new giant statue of a sitting Buddha is scheduled to be consecrated on August 1
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Rishi Sunak was dealt a major political blow on Friday as the governing Conservatives suffered a bruising in two key by-elections
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The attack injured two people and destroyed 100 metric tons of peas and 20 metric tons of barley, according to Kiper
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European Union on Friday said it will provide more than Rs 10.5 billion to Nepal for two projects to support education
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India, Sri Lanka have agreed to facilitate mutual investments through policy consistency, promoting ease of doing business
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The Pew Research Center survey report, on the other hand, revealed that Americans are not particularly enthusiastic about the idea of traveling to space themselves.
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Twelve migrants were discovered packed inside an 18-wheeler during a police chase in Texas, local media reported.
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White House in its statement said that four tech giants, along with OpenAI and other startups, have committed to meet set of AI safeguards proposed by White House.