AI fraud is hitting India’s new net users hardest: Amazon

AI fraud is hitting India’s new net users hardest: Amazon

Protecting new online shoppers from AI scams is India’s next e-commerce challenge. NEW DELHI: India’s next big e-commerce challenge is not artificial intelligence itself but protecting millions of first-time online shoppers from AI-powered scams, according to Amazon’s global trust and safety chief, who said consumer awareness has become as critical as technology in tackling digital…

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Shah Rukh Khan lost Rs 5000 at Ajmer Sharif, fakir told him he will earn Rs 500 crore, the actor once revealed, 'I don’t believe in such things, he was right' |

Shah Rukh Khan lost Rs 5000 at Ajmer Sharif, fakir told him he will earn Rs 500 crore, the actor once revealed, ‘I don’t believe in such things, he was right’ |

Long before Shah Rukh Khan became one of the most celebrated stars in Indian cinema, he was a young actor trying to find his footing in Bollywood. During those early years, he accompanied his ailing mother, Lateef Fatima Khan, to Ajmer Sharif to seek blessings. Decades later, the actor recalled a memorable incident from that…

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A Washington family has farmed the same land for more than 70 years as a dairy, hay farm and agritourism business; nearly 40 acres can now never be developed even though the family keeps ownership

A Washington family has farmed the same land for more than 70 years as a dairy, hay farm and agritourism business; nearly 40 acres can now never be developed even though the family keeps ownership

For a family that has worked the property for more than 70 years, the arrangement preserves both the land and its role in the valley’s agricultural landscape. For more than seven decades, the Foster family has worked the same stretch of Washington farmland, raising dairy cattle, producing hay and opening its operation to visitors through…

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Penn’s Cave opened to visitors in 1885 and has been run by the same Pennsylvania family since 1908; after four generations, its owners want the 1,500-acre property to become a state park rather than be developed

Penn’s Cave opened to visitors in 1885 and has been run by the same Pennsylvania family since 1908; after four generations, its owners want the 1,500-acre property to become a state park rather than be developed

For now, the boats still leave from the dock, visitors still descend into the darkness, and Penn’s Cave remains a family-run attraction waiting to learn whether its future will ultimately belong to the state. Long before tourists arrived by boat, Penn’s Cave was simply a dark opening in the Pennsylvania countryside. In 1795, an Irish…

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