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Supermarket giant reins in AI assistant claiming to be human

A supermarket chain’s artificial intelligence assistant has had its digital wings clipped, after leaving some customers deeply uncomfortable by claiming to be human and responding to requests with personal anecdotes. The chatbot, known as Olive, provides a 24-hour service answering phone calls from customers of Woolworths in Australia, helping them with everything from tracking down…

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Managing Semiconductor Obsolescence in ECUs

The modern automobile is no longer just a mechanical marvel, it is a distributed computing platform on wheels. Today’s vehicles contain upward of 80 to 150 electronic control units (ECUs), each embedded with hundreds of semiconductor devices. These chips manage everything from braking and steering to infotainment, driver assistance, and battery management. As the industry…

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8 more African cheetahs to arrive at Kuno National Park on February 28, taking the total to 46 |

India’s ambitious cheetah reintroduction programme is set to enter another phase, with eight more African cheetahs scheduled to arrive at Kuno National Park (KNP) in Madhya Pradesh on February 28, as per PTI. With this third translocation, the total number of cheetahs in India will rise to 46, officials confirmed. The incoming batch from Botswana…

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Florida man who went missing on Valentine’s Day rescued after being stuck in ‘quick sand’ mud for days

A Florida man who went missing on Valentine’s Day was rescued on Thursday after being stuck to his shoulders in mud described as “quick sand” without food or water for several days. Putnam County Sheriff’s Office said Andrew Giddens, a 36-year-old from Jacksonville, was rescued from a Vulcan Materials Company site east of Melrose. Giddens…

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