Liane Moriarty draws upon real life headlines of her story in Big Little Truths by examining the complexities of modern women’s lives, shining light on shame and family secrets with wit and compassion.  The story starts ten years ago, at the Pirriwee Primary school gates, the friendships of Celeste, Jane and Madeline were forged in the fires of young motherhood, the big little lies will tell us to hide our deepest fears and secrets – and the event that changed everything. Now mothers to hormonal teens, these frazzled friends are starting to worry about the strangers occupying their kids’ bedrooms. Or … Continue reading Parents in an uproar…

Parallel’s deep search and extract for real-time retrieval, entity discovery, stand out among rivals like Exa, Tavily and Perplexity. Indian-origin Parag Agrawal, who was removed by Elon Musk as Twitter CEO has built  Parallel, an AI company, powering millions of research tasks everyday, with $2 billion valuation, in just three years. Agrawal’s journey only proves that a setback can sometimes turn into the beginning of something much bigger. When one door closes what you really need is to find a bigger one. Parallel has rigorous independent benchmarking for search optimization that measures end-to-end quality, cost, latency for agents. Parallel makes the … Continue reading Web made by people not by algorithms or dream codes

Only 15 autonomous vehicles are licensed. Londoners are now able to hire self-driving taxis for the first time.   Google-owned Waymo, the US driverless car firm, is hoping to be operating robotaxi and Chinese firm Baidu are testing their robo taxis in the UK capital. Wayve robotaxis added to Uber app, although initially there will be a human in front ready to take over if any glitches occur. Transport for London last month licensed Uber and the UK tech company Wayve’s modified Ford Mustang cars as private hire vehicles, whose conditions still require a safety driver supervisor. Continue reading Uber to bring driverless taxis to London

Pictures Penny Price Europe’s biggest street party, Notting Hill Carnival celebrated its 60th anniversary pumped up by drummers, dancers and multi-colourful costumes. The Notting Hill Carnival which celebrates Caribbean culture and history was first held in west London in 1966. Soca band musician Evan said “It’s a culture, it’s a lifestyle. How we walk, how we talk, how we smile, how we eat- it’s a combination of a lot of things.”Soul-Rebel Marley, the grandson of Bob Marley said he did not feel the pressure from his family musical history, and instead described it as “a guiding light”. This is the 60th year … Continue reading Notting Hill Carnival: 60th year…