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World Emoji Day: Think your emojis are random? Psychologists say they may reveal more about you than you realise

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By Unnati Gusain Verified
| Tech2 Verified
How many emojis have you used today? If you’re like most people, you’ve probably dropped at least one into a WhatsApp chat, reacted to an Instagram post with a heart, or ended an email with a smiling face. We use them so instinctively that we barely notice. Yet these tiny digital icons have quietly transformed from colourful decorations into one of the internet’s most widely spoken languages.
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From AI to semiconductors: Breaking down the latest India-EU technology partnership

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By Unnati Gusain Verified
| Tech2 Verified
India and the European Union have taken another step towards building a closer technology partnership, agreeing to deepen collaboration across some of the world’s fastest-growing sectors, including artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, quantum technologies, clean energy and digital infrastructure. The commitments were made during the third meeting of the India-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) held in Brussels on Wednesday.
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Explained: Why AI's next major security challenge could be terrorism

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By Unnati Gusain Verified
| Tech2 Verified
For years, concerns over artificial intelligence focused on misinformation, cyberattacks and job disruption. Now, researchers and counterterrorism experts warn another risk is rapidly emerging: terrorist groups are increasingly using mainstream AI tools to support planning, logistics and battlefield operations, testing the limits of existing safety guardrails.
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