Trending News Today Live Updates on October 9, 2024 : Nobel physics prize winner John Hopfield calls new AI advances ‘unnerving’, cautions against ‘lack of understanding’
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09 Oct 2024, 09:42:16 AM IST
Trends News Today Live: Nobel physics prize winner John Hopfield calls new AI advances ‘unnerving’, cautions against ‘lack of understanding’
- Nobel laureate John Hopfield expressed concerns over AI advancements, warning of potential catastrophes if not properly managed. He emphasized the need for a deeper understanding of deep-learning systems to prevent uncontrollable technological developments.
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09 Oct 2024, 09:06:40 AM IST
Trends News Today Live: Navratri 2024 Day 7: What is auspicious colour of the day? All about Goddess Kalaratri, puja timings, other details
- Navratri 2024's Day 7 is dedicated to Maa Kalaratri, celebrated for her power and protection. Wednesday's auspicious color, royal blue, signifies elegance and wealth, with the belief that it enhances confidence and inner strength.
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09 Oct 2024, 07:26:07 AM IST
Trends News Today Live: Zakir Naik trolled for his ‘speeches’ in Pakistan after red carpet welcome, Netizens say ‘India was right to ban him’
- Fugitive preacher Zakir Naik, who is banned in India, faced strong criticism during his lecture series in Pakistan. His comments sparked public anger, leading many to doubt the decision to invite him.