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AI Governance for Business Leaders: Use It. Use It Safely. And Verify Everything. | JD Supra
“The horse is here to stay, but the automobile is only a novelty — a fad.” – Attributed to Horace Rackham’s investment banker, when advising Rackham not to invest in Henry Ford’s newly incorporated car company. This quote is a reminder that organizations routinely underestimate technologies that end up reshaping how work gets done.
India won T20 Asia Cup but lost respect
T20 Asia-Cup 2025 final match played between Pakistan & India on 28th September 2025 was an exciting see saw battle.
T20 Asia Cup 2025 first stage and tri-series round up
T20 Asia-Cup 2025 Cricket tournament is currently underway in UAE. Pakistan team has entered this tournament winning T20 Tri-Nation-Series with much-needed confidence and some impressive displays, specially the victory in Tri-Nation-Series final against Afghanistan was a huge morale-booster. Pakistan commenced their T20 Asia-Cup 2025 campaign against Oman. Pakistan won this match comfortably, posting 160/7 batting first and then bowled out Oman for mere 67.
Audacious and sensational cricket between South Africa and Australia
Cricket fans have witnessed some audacious and sensational cricket between South Africa & Australia in recently-concluded ODI and T20 series 2025 (Australia). Taking into account, In all three ODI’s batting first team prevailed.
Pakistan continue to slide downwards
Pakistan cricket continues to slide downward and pressingly need some pragmatic solution for this severe problem. The other day at Brian Lara Cricket Academy Trinidad, West-Indies cricket team had beaten Pakistan comprehensively in 3rd ODI and this victory also stands on top of their win margin record against Pakistan, setting a target of 295 in allotted 50 overs and then bundled out Pakistan for a trifling and embarrassing 92 all out.
Pakistan’s U-16 Asian Volleyball glory
Pakistan are a nation of champions with heaps of talent and plethora of skills, be it any sports for instance cricket, hockey, squash, snooker, Javelin throw etc. Recently a young Pakistan U-16 Volleyball team has brought glory for the nation by winning U-16 Asian Volleyball Championship (AVC) in July 2025 Thailand.
Japan’s AI lead | Political Economy | thenews.com.pk
n Japanese language, Mirai-Shiko Kuni means a future-oriented country. That is precisely what Japan is. Excelling in manufacturing, electronics, robotics and automotive, Japan is a dominant progressive force in technological innovation. It is now playing a pivotal role in the development of artificial intelligence (AI). The use and implementation of AI has taken the world by storm. Japanese cabinet office announced its first AI strategy in 2016.
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Omar Malik · Follow 11 min read · -- Saya ngga tahu harus mulai darimana, tapi beberapa waktu lalu saya jadi teringat salah satu drama yang pernah saya tonton judulnya “Startup”. Saya sangat menyukai salah satu ide berdirinya sandbox, yaitu siapapun bisa menjadikan sandbox sebagai wadah untuk berkreasi ide apapun yang dia punya, lalu dieksekusi, diperbaiki, sampai akhirnya bisa diterima oleh pasar.
Mengapa banyak cowok yg berharap dapat pasangan cantik tapi ujung-ujungnya menikah sama yang baik saja?
Omar Malik · Follow 3 min read · -- Bagi cowok, milih cewek kaya masuk bursa mobil. Itu sebabnya senjata andalan cowok (low value) adalah duit. Semuanya kelihatan menarik, tapi treatmentnya macam-macam. Ada yang dikasih pertalite aja cukup, ada yang minta pertamax turbo. Ada yang enak buat diajak harian (mau diajak susah), tapi ada juga yang sukanya keluar pas weekend doang karena hari-hari biasa ngga bisa diajak macet-macetan.
Strathclyde Principal Announces Retirement After 16 Years in Office
It has been announced that the University of Strathclyde’s Principal, Professor Sir Jim McDonald, will step down from his role in 2025. Students were sent an email on October 2, officially revealing the principal’s imminent departure from the University after his long tenure. We take a look back at Sir Jim’s time in office; a period which saw the University thrive on a national and international scale, with progressiveness and innovation at the core of his leadership.
The evil of disinformation
he United Kingdom has seen a wave of riots caused by far-right racist groups targeting some ethnic minorities. These incidents were provoked by some far-right groups by circulating false claims targeting certain ethnic minorities. It was claimed that a Muslim asylum seeker had attacked and killed children in the neighbourhood. White supremacy, cultural nationalism, nativism, authoritarianism, racism, radical-conservatism and xenophobia are the primary views held by these groups.
Grad Jobs: Everything You Need to Know
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Gender, politics and sports
The International Olympic Committee and the International Boxing Association have developed serious differences over gender eligibility tests in women boxing. The first round match between Imane Khelif from Algeria and Angela Carini from Italy made headlines and divided peple on the authenticity of eligibility tests. Carini conceded just 46 seconds into the fight. She went on to question the fairness of the rules, implying that she was forced to fight a transgender or a male opponent.
UK Riots: Social Media’s Role In Fuelling Nationwide Disorder
A Police Station In Sunderland Is Set On Fire During A Far Right Riot. Credit: TheBearded_Skot/Shutterstock Social media and misinformation have been paramount to the spread of far-right riots across the UK following July’s tragic Southport stabbing. Social media and the power of misinformation have been paramount to the spread of intense far-right riots across the UK following last month’s tragic Southport stabbing.
Tories Face Electoral Extinction As Gen Z Abandons Party
Britain’s Conservative Party experienced a disastrous performance at July’s general election, with polls indicating a near-total abandonment by Gen Z voters. After 14 years in power, the Tories were unanimously voted out by the British electorate following a snap election on July 4. Despite the date of the election, it certainly wasn’t a celebratory day for Tory candidates and voters. A crucial demographic to explore in-depth following this election is that of Gen Z voters.
Labour Landslide; Widespread Tory Wipeout, Suggests Exit Poll
Well, it has certainly been an eventful, historic, and generation-defining election - and we haven't even received any constituency results as of yet. The exit poll, which has long been used in British politics to determine the early outcome of a general election, is typically highly accurate. Less than an hour ago, the exit poll for today's election was announced - to the dramatic gongs at exactly 10pm - predicting an incredible shift within Britain's political sphere. 'LABOUR LANDSLIDE'.
Top 20 Greatest Anime Shows of All-Time, According to an Avid Watcher (10-1)
It may seem rather odd to include two separate series for this spot - but it had to be done. While both shows ultimately tell the same sequence of events, the original show, Fullmetal Alchemist, is undeniably darker in tone and more focused on dramatised elements. On the other hand, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is arguably more of an enjoyable anime watch - with that drama being balanced out with action and comedy.
A trip to Thailand
wasdeekha, meaning Hello, was the first Thai word I heard upon landing at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport. The airport bustled with people from diverse backgrounds, each eagerly awaiting their chance to explore Thailand – a country celebrated as one of the world’s top travel destinations. The long immigration queues feature visitors from diverse origins, underscoring Thailand’s popularity.
Call it Racism: Anti-Racism Campaign Launched by Strathclyde University
By Omar Mailk An anti-racism campaign has recently been launched by Strathclyde University. Image Credit: Pete Linforth/Pixabay Titled ‘Call it Racism,’ the campaign seeks to reaffirm the University’s stance on tackling all forms of racist behaviours. Students received an email on 21 March announcing the launch, describing AdvanceHE’s declaration against racism as being fundamental to the campaign’s mission.
US Tourist Falls Into Mount Vesuvius Crater After Taking Selfie
Selfies are widely considered the ideal way of creating an everlasting, personalized memory of an event. As such, it’s no surprise that iconic world landmarks are so often surrounded by excited tourists, phone in hand, deliberating on the optimum selfie angle. It’s a universal occurrence, after all. Most of us have momentarily abandoned the beauty of a location or monument to whip out our phones and observe our majestic surroundings digitally.
Acclaimed author appointed as honorary professor at the University of Glasgow
A three-time Booker Prize nominee will be teaching students soon 23 mins ago The University of Glasgow announced this week that acclaimed novelist Andrew O’Hagan will join the university’s College of arts and humanities as an honorary professor. The Glasgow-born novelist will be based in the university’s Scottish literature department, with his role beginning alongside this week’s announcement.
Glasgow University gets flamboyant makeover as panto legend delivers lecture as dame
Oh yes, Dorothy did! 2 mins ago Theatre and panto icon Johnny McKnight embodied camp as he dressed in exquisite dame attire to deliver an unforgettable lecture at Glasgow University’s Bute Hall. Celebrating the vibrant richness of Scottish theatre, McKnight was dressed as one of his most loved pantomime characters: Dorothy Blawna-Gale.
The Results Are In… Strath Union Elections 2024
Omar Malik reveals the winners of the Strathclyde Union elections 2024… By Omar Malik (he/him) Some had to endure multiple stages of competition; others were decisively elected before another round was required. But one common theme with this year’s election was the persistent passion and drive among each of the candidates as they endeavored to represent the vibrant and diverse Strath community.
Diffusive persistence on disordered lattices and random networks
To better understand the temporal characteristics and the lifetime of fluctuations in stochastic processes in networks, we investigated diffusive persistence in various graphs. Global diffusive persistence is defined as the fraction of nodes for which the diffusive field at a site (or node) has not changed sign up to time t (or, in general, that the node remained active or inactive in discrete models).
Around 700 Glasgow students sign up for cervical cancer vaccine
Hundreds of Glasgow students have registered for a vaccine which aims to eliminate cervical cancer 9 mins ago Clinics are being set up over the coming weeks in Glasgow’s universities to vaccinate those who never received the human papillomavirus (HPV) jab at school. Following reports from The Glasgow Times, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are setting up the clinics in an effort to encourage students to be protected from HPV transmission, as well as to fight against rising rates.
In the land of cherry blossom
inutes before landing at Fukuoka Airport in Japan, I couldn’t believe my eyes as I gazed out of the airplane window. The view was pure serenity – picturesque mountains, a splendid sea and the mighty traffic bridge above the sea, a commendable work of craftsmanship connecting a small island to the city, showcasing the marvellous infrastructure of Fukuoka City. It suddenly dawned on me; this is why Japan is among the first-world countries. I felt fortunate to be visiting.
Till the smog settles
ver the past few years, smog has become a complicated issue for Lahore. There are many contributing factors to smog: emissions from vehicles and brick kilns, industrial pollution, coal-fired power plants, waste and dust from various construction projects, especially around the winter season, and so on. Other contributors include the burning of crop stubble by farmers in Pakistan as well as in India. A part of smog in Lahore is attributed to polluted winds from across the border.
University of Glasgow launches campaign against gender-based violence
The campaign, including an art installation on campus, highlights the UofG’s commitment to reducing GBV 52 mins ago The University of Glasgow has launched its ”Together Against Gender-Based Violence” campaign, one which promotes the institution’s ongoing commitment to improving how it approaches gender-based violence. It signifies a collaborative partnership with its Students’ Representative Council (SRC) as well as other student bodies and colleagues within the university.
The ultimate guide to solo eating around Glasgow
Warning: Adorable cat cafe may be too cute to handle 31 mins ago Wanting a new take on dining solo? Eager to broaden your cultural food horizons? Or just trying to save the pennies while enjoying your own company? Then why not try out Glasgow’s endless array of culinary delights: quirky getaways and adventurous escapades await you as you explore the vibes and delicious aromas of the steep city centre streets.
Japanese Company Offers Non-Smoking Employees Extra 6 Days Off Every Year
Non-smoking Tokyo employees at advertising company Piala Inc. are being offered six additional days off a year in a commitment to combat workplace smoking. A hotspot for tobacco consumption, Japan has long battled with a smoking epidemic among multiple age groups. A 2020 study demonstrated that Japan’s smoking population was 36.3%, a world-high for cigarette users.
The three best study spots at Strathclyde Uni if working at home isn’t cutting it anymore
Plus you pesky Glasgow Uni students can get in too if you want to come over to the dark side 24 mins ago Need to cram in some last-minute essay writing, or are you just wanting a comfy place to relax and hang out? Here’s a guide to Strathclyde’s top study spots (with some locations also being accessible to Glasgow Uni and GCU students.) 1. Andersonian Library If you’re studying at Strathclyde, you’ve likely entered the Andersonian Library at some point.
The power of recognition - from praise to profits
In today’s rapidly changing business landscape, one factor remains constant: the importance of your organisation’s most valuable asset – its employees. Amid the turbulence of recent years, businesses have had to adapt to evolving challenges, and it’s become increasingly clear that employees need more than just a paycheck to stay engaged and motivated. They need recognition. Employee recognition isn’t a mere “nice-to-have” in the modern workplace.
The 2020s Will Demonstrably Go Down as the 21st Century’s Equivalent to the 1930s - but it won’t necessarily be a disastrous decade
Where the 1930s decade is defined as the era of the Great Depression — noted for the global economic downturn that persisted until from 1929 until the final year of the decade (and slightly afterwards) — the current decade is instead becoming widely perceived as a ‘Greater Depression’.
I guess, we deserve it ! | By Omar Khalid Malik, UAE
I guess, we deserve it ! A lot is being written these days on various events taking place around the world, especially atrocities against Muslims make the headlines in all Muslim countries. Palestinians are being crushed, Kashmiris are being suppressed and Rohingyas have been facing ethnic cleansing. But at the same time, pictures and videos are also being broadcast of the rest of the Muslim world dining in luxury hotels and leading a carefree life.
The real monster . . !
THE Whatsapp message that came to me was from a phone number of an Indian in America, it said, ‘Terror has no religion’. However it was not making a statement, it was mocking a particular religious community, with statistics and data that had sarcasm dripping from the pen of the writer.
Pangs of Palestinians and cries of Kashmiris | By Nighat Leghari
Pangs of Palestinians and cries of Kashmiris Tragic enough that knowing all the facts behind the long lived confrontation between Israel and Pal estine, all the superpowers including the UN did not play any role to resolve this burning issue. Consequently a gory incident occurred in Masjid-e-Aqsa on 07 May 2021. The maiden attack by Israelis on the praying infallible people in Masjid-e-Aqsa, reveals the facts that attack was based on religious rivalry and not to modify their map.
Shut up, when others grieve . . !
YESTERDAY I went to the home of a friend who had lost her father. I sat in silence and let her cry. One of the silliest things I have seen at a funeral is someone going across to the bereaved party, holding his or her hand and telling them not to worry everything will be alright! Everything will be alright? Can you imagine what the grieved person feels when you say the death of a loved one is going to be made alright in the twinkling of an eye?
Kashmir and other issues, way forward | By Omar Khalid Malik, UAE
Kashmir and other issues, way forward WE should somehow realize and accept that the people of India and Pakistan do not want a war between their two countries. They must and to some extent, have realized that there are so many similarities in the people of the subcontinent. They look alike, majority speak a common language, have similar cultures, family structures, values and traditions.
Turkish drones: Striking for the virtuous purposes | By Dr Haroon Muzaffar Buttar, Ankara - Pakistan Observer
Turkish drones: Striking for the virtuous purposes THE game-changing role of the Turkish combat drones in the fight against terrorism and in the conflict zones in Syria, Libya, and the South Caucasus shot them to worldwide fame. The tactical effectiveness of Turkish drones impressively displayed that the combat drones have altered the modern warfare.
Ben Stokes a doubt for first Test after father taken ill - Times of India
England all-rounder Ben Stokes will spend Tuesday at the bedside of his father Ged, who is in a critical condition in hospital in Johannesburg. Ben Stokes. (Reuters Photo) PRETORIA: England all-rounder Ben Stokes will spend Tuesday at the bedside of his father Ged, who is in a critical condition in hospital in Johannesburg. The England and Wales Cricket Board said Ged Stokes, a former New Zealand rugby league player, had suffered a "serious illness" on Monday.
Pakistan pace sensation Naseem Shah grows from cub to lion - Times of India
KARACHI: Pakistan's Naseem Shah may be just a teenager but his fiery bowling has earned him a record he would cherish. On Monday, Naseem grabbed 5/31 in Pakistan's series-clinching win over Sri Lanka in the Karachi Test to become the youngest fast bowler at 16 years 307 days to achieve the feat. He broke the record of another Pakistani, Mohammad Amir, who also made his mark with his first five-wicket haul at 17 years 257 days against Australia in Melbourne 10 years ago.
Year-end review 2019: The big sports controversies of the year - Times of India
Here, Timesofindia.com looks back at some of the sports controversies that made headlines in the last 12 months. January 2019 - Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul's 'Koffee with Karan' A chat show meant to deliver fun-filled banter took such a turn for two India cricketers -- KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya -- that they lost their place in the Indian team. On the show hosted by Bollywood film producer and director Karan Johar, certain comments made by the cricketers offended social sentiments.
Nothing concrete on Super Series yet: Sourav Ganguly - Times of India
MUMBAI: The proposal for a four-nation white-ball Super Series being talked about by the BCCI is nothing but a proposal for now. The proposal, in fact, is not so much about introducing a new series as much as it is about resisting the idea of one International Cricket Council (ICC) tournament every year that has been insistently proposed by the world body in recent months.
Indian tennis in 2019: Rise of Sumit Nagal and the Davis Cup that cost Mahesh Bhupathi captaincy - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Sumit Nagal gave Indian tennis a blockbuster moment by taking a set off Roger Federer but it was the all-too-familiar player versus administrator tussle that dominated Indian tennis in a largely underwhelming year. Nagal lived a dream when he took on one of the greatest players of all time at a packed Arthur Ashe stadium in a US Open first-rounder. He lost, as expected, but not before getting on an erratic Federer's nerves by claiming a set.
‘Have 60% revenue market share in food delivery’
Talks of potential consolidation in the online food delivery space involving Zomato and UberEats does not worry Swiggy co-founder and CEO Sriharsha Majety. In an exclusive interview with TOI, Majety said Swiggy, with a $3.3-billion valuation, will continue to have a dominant market share both in revenues and number of orders. Swiggy said it crossed 500 million delivery orders in October, exceeding the target of 360 million a year set for 2020.
De Gea howler gifts Watford shock win over Manchester United - Times of India
WATFORD (United Kingdom): Manchester United collapsed to a humiliating 2-0 defeat against Premier League bottom side Watford on Sunday after a David de Gea howler, bringing their recent revival to a shuddering halt. Not even the returning Paul Pogba, on as a second-half substitute, could save his misfiring team, who again struggled to impose themselves against one of the league's lesser lights.
Rohit Sharma breaks record for scoring most runs as opener in calendar year - Times of India
CUTTACK: Rohit Sharma on Sunday broke the record for scoring the most number of runs as an opening batsman in a calendar year.
Sourav Ganguly-Sachin Tendulkar as pair faced better quality bowlers than Rohit Sharma-Virat Kohli: Ian Chappell - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma has stacked up astonishing numbers while batting as a pair but when it comes to facing quality fast bowlers, the celebrated opening pair of Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly had a far tougher job. "An argument could be mounted that Kohli and Sharma are India's best ever one-day batsmen.
Yuzvendra Chahal's social media post brings out Virat Kohli's funny side - Times of India
CUTTACK: India skipper Virat Kohli brought out his funny side and had some fun on the social media with teammate Yuzvendra Chahal after the wrist spinner shared a picture with West Indies captain Kieron Pollard Chahal was seen with Pollard's bat in hand as the big-hitting West Indian looked on."10 kilo ka bat, 2.5 kilo ka haath !!" the caption reads (bat of 10 kilos in hands which weighs 2.5 kilos).To this, Kohli replied: "Abey Teri thigh se badi calf hai uski (His calf is bigger than your...
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