16.9.25 Award winning actor Robert Redford dies at home aged 89.Acclaimed and universally loved actor Robert Redford started his career in artand travelled round Europe as a very young man, sleeping rough, meeting andfraternising with people and doing lots of drawings. When he returned to theUSA he began doing set painting only to be told he was on the wrong side ofthe camera and swiftly moved into acting. He was so popular and talented, hemade a very successful movie career and married twice spawning fourchildren. At least one of them is deceased but he leaves the other children andfour grandchildren. … Continue reading Robert Redford dies aged 89

Amirhussain Kamran Karkaj, an Iranian inventor wins gold medal at the US Silicon Valley International Invention festival for AI  firefighting helmet. His invention is a smart firefighting helmet equipped with a heads-up display and an AI-based vital signs analysis system. The helmet equipped with alert sensors, camera, display and artificial intelligence, and through a control centre it could pinpoint the exact location of the firefighter enabling colleagues to quickly assist during emergency. It was designed with unique features to enhance firefighting safety, using advanced technology to deliver real-time monitoring of vital signs and displays environmental data in critical situations. Karkaj said … Continue reading AI-based firefighting helmet

As open internet is fragmenting and democracies aim to control Big Tech, Silicon Valley adopts an American-first agenda, and authoritarian regimes like China and Russia to isolate their populations from the internet, the most powerful tool for bringing us together risks being dismantled. Nick Clegg, Meta’s former President of Global Affairs, reveals where Big Tech has faltered, how Silicon Valley’s insularity has led to mistakes, and the necessary radical reforms for global platforms to ensure their future. While new regulations are crucial, imposing national borders on the internet would undermine its capacity for sharing knowledge collaboration, education, trade and research, … Continue reading Political conflict amid age of AI

In 2019, Oracle which was just a database company was a laughing stock as they missed the cloud revolution, as they said Microsoft and Amazon owned everything. This gave sleepless nights for Oracle entrepreneur Larry Ellison. While everyone was building a regular cloud server, Larry Ellison building super computer servers for the future AI revolution. Everyone laughed. Then ChatGPT happened and every AI company was looking for massive storage servers.  Last month Open AI signed the biggest cloud deal in history with Oracle for $300billion for five years for oracle. Think about Open AI makes £10bn a year, committing $60bn per … Continue reading Larry Ellison richest person on Earth for few hours