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Europe’s Big 4 can’t stop making embarrassing AI mistakes, PWC’s Thought Leadership report ‘forgets’ ChatGPT cannot be a ‘Source’

Big Four accounting form PwC has come under fire for a reports that allegedly contains AI “hallucinations”. Big Four accounting and consulting giant PwC has come under fire after an investigation revealed that several of its middle eastern “thought leadership” reports contained AI-generated “hallucinations,” fabricated footnotes and chatbot citations, including a reference that listed ChatGPT…

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MS Dhoni loves butter chicken, but the way he eats it is so unusual that even Robin Uthappa couldn’t help talking about it |

MS Dhoni has built a career on keeping things simple. Whether it was finishing a tense run chase with a calm smile or quietly walking away from the spotlight after retirement, the former India captain has never been one for excess. Interestingly, that simplicity extends to his food too, though there’s one rich, indulgent dish…

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From cycling 100 km a day to writing a Rs 1 crore success story: How a former delivery rider rebuilt his life after a life-changing accident

From delivery rider to ₹1 crore writer: How Ajit Kumar turned a life-changing accident into success. (Photo: LinkedIn) When financial hardship forced Ajit Kumar to put his medical education on hold, he took up food delivery to support his family. He cycled nearly 100 kilometres every day, worked 16-hour shifts and battled mounting debt—until an…

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Washington teenager Lakshmi Agrawal made a jute-waste sponge for salmon-killing tyre pollution; after it removed up to 80% in lab tests, she won $75,000

Lakshmi Agrawal (Image Credit: Society for Science) An 18-year-old student from Bellevue, Washington, has turned an agricultural waste product into a promising solution for one of the Pacific Northwest’s most pressing environmental challenges. According to the Society for Science, Lakshmi Agrawal won the $75,000 Regeneron Young Scientist Award at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and…

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eBay to pay $56 million to settle harassment lawsuit brought by US couple | World News

Ina and David Steiner/Image: Reuters E-commerce company eBay and several former senior executives have agreed to pay $55.7 million to resolve a civil lawsuit filed by a Massachusetts couple who alleged they were targeted in a sustained campaign of harassment and cyberstalking after publishing critical coverage of the company, The Financial Times reported.The case was…

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Why a chicken biryani demand for Tamil Nadu schools is making headlines across India | Chennai News

In Tamil Nadu, the noon-meal initiative is exploring the addition of chicken biryani to its menu (Representative image generated using AI) CHENNAI: The possibility of chicken biryani being included in Tamil Nadu’s iconic noon-meal programme has generated interest far beyond the school campuses.While the proposal may seem like an exercise in adding a popular dish…

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Africa’s Lake Chad has shrunk by 90% since 1960, now the government is paying $50 billion to redirect water from the Congo River Basin into the lake

In 1823, British explorers Hugh Clapperton, Dixon Denham and Walter Oudney were some of the first Europeans to document the lake and the surrounding kingdoms. He was struck at the sight of one of Africa’s largest inland lakes. But two centuries later, about 905 of the lake’s surface area has shrunk, leaving only a sliver…

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UK announces £8.4 billion boost for Trident renewal under Dreadnought submarine programme

Photo credit: Murdo Macleod/The Guardian British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has placed the renewal of the UK’s Trident nuclear deterrent at the heart of his government’s defence and economic agenda, announcing a new £8.4 billion phase of contracts for the Dreadnought nuclear submarine programme.He made the announcement during his visit to Barrow-in-Furness, home to BAE…

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