‘Soft kill weapon’: China’s military warns of ‘AI sycophancy’ in battlefield decision-making

China’s military has warned about the risks of “AI sycophancy”, a tendency among artificial intelligence systems to align with user biases rather than objective facts, and called for measures to prevent it from affecting military operations.PLA Daily, which is the official newspaper of the Chinese military, said the issue posed challenges as the People’s Liberation…

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Stock market live updates today: Will Sensex, Nifty extend last week’s rally? All eyes on earnings, crude oil, Fed minutes and more

Stock market today: All eyes on earnings season, TCS to announce results on July 9 The spotlight this week is shifting to corporate earnings as Tata Consultancy Services prepares to announce its June-quarter results on July 9, marking the start of the Q1 FY27 earnings season. Investors will closely examine the company’s financial performance along…

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’50-second meeting’: Sanju Samson reveals CSK’s turning point after hat-trick of losses | Cricket News

Sanju Samson (Image credit: BCCI/IPL/CSK) NEW DELHI: The monkey was finally off Sanju Samson’s shoulders. Emotions ran high for the wicketkeeper-batter as teammates surrounded him with high-fives, hugs, and celebrations. Samson, however, looked calm and content, flashing a big smile after playing a key role in Chennai Super Kings’ first win of IPL 2026.Samson, who…

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Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi: Key Issues on Agenda Amid West Asia Conflict | India News

NEW DELHI: Hosting Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and Rubio, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said the Quad’s focus remains on the Indo-Pacific, with global issues like supply chain resilience, connectivity choke points, manufacturing and resource concentrations also on the agenda.In their opening remarks Jaishankar said: “As maritime democracies, pluralistic…

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: “A good speech should be like a woman’s skirt; long enough to cover the subject and short enough to…” | World News

Winston Churchill (Image: Wikipedia) Churchill’s line keeps turning up in articles about public speaking, usually pulled out as a neat rule for how to hold an audience. It sits in that category of quotes people repeat without always checking the setting it came from. Still, it survives because it speaks to something familiar in communication….

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