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ChatGPT's Website Traffic And User Visits Decline In June: Report
The data from analytics firm Similarweb revealed a 9.7 per cent decrease in worldwide desktop and mobile traffic to the ChatGPT website compared to May, while unique visitors dropped by 5.7 per cent
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Meta Introduces ‘Threads’ - A New App To Compete With Twitter
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO at Meta, introduced Threads as an expansion of Instagram
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ONDC will now be accessible to consumers and sellers in Mumbai, Delhi NCR (including Noida, Gurgaon, and Faridabad), Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata
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Globalisation Has Taken Backseat To National Security, Technological Leadership: TSMC Founder Morris Chang
Chang argues that the peak of globalisation was reached in the 2010s and has since waned due to the US and China implementing measures to bolster their domestic chip industries
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Netskope Bullish On India's Lucrative Market: Tony Burnside
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Exploring The Potential Benefits Of NFTs And Tokenisation
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Centre Launches Bharat 6G Alliance To Drive Collaboration In Next-gen Wireless Tech
The alliance, consisting of public and private companies, academia, research institutions, and standards development organisations, will look to develop indigenous technology
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WhatsApp Takes Strong Action Against Bad Accounts In India, Bans Over 65 Lakh Users In May
In May alone, the messaging service received 3,912 grievance reports, including "ban appeals," from Indian users
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AI Pioneer Geoffrey Hinton Warns Of Unchecked Development And Potential Dangers In The Field
Hinton questions whether good AI would triumph over its harmful counterparts and cautioned that ethical adoption of AI might come at a high cost
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Twitter Implements Daily Reading Limits In Response To Data Scraping Concerns
The decision to impose reading limits follows Twitter's recent announcement that users would need to have an account on the platform to view tweets—a measure labeled as a "temporary emergency measure" by Musk
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Goldman Sachs May Exit Partnership With Apple
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WhatsApp Now Allows Users To Transfer Chat History Between Devices On Same OS
It's faster than backing up and restoring chat history and now users can also transfer large media files and attachments, which were usually too large to keep
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