January 2025

Far from replacing jobs, AI could help take human skills to a new level

Most AI users are optimistic about the technology’s benefits, says Workday report Nine out of ten people have more free time to be productive Humans can still contribute vital skills, so it’s not all doom and gloom. Responding to early concerns that artificial intelligence could replace human workers and take our jobs, a new study […]

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slides to $101,000 from record highs amid uncertainty over Trump By PK Press Club

PK Press Club–Bitcoin fell sharply from record highs on Tuesday as traders looked to President Donald Trump for more clues on crypto policy, after he signed a series of executive orders on the first day of his mandate. Crypto markets had rallied on Monday ahead of Trump’s inauguration, particularly amid reports that the president would

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Robert Pattinson Shockingly Reveals His Favorite Aroma: ‘It Smells Amazing’

Robert Pattinson Shockingly Reveals His Favorite Aroma: ‘It Smells Amazing’ Robert Pattinson just opened up about his favorite smell that he recently started enjoying. In an interview with VogueTHE Mickey 17 The actor spoke candidly about the connection he formed with his perfume. “I remember people saying, ‘Oh, you don’t like the smell of babies,

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UK government says AI sector attracts ‘millions per hour’ through investment

The UK AI sector attracts around £200m of private investment per day The news follows the recent launch of the UK government’s AI action plan Plan aims to make UK a world leader in AI Since the Labor government took office in July 2024, the UK AI sector has attracted an average of £200m per

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Anemia crisis costs Pakistan more than $3 billion a year

Listen to the article ISLAMABAD: The anemia crisis, a debilitating disease that affects millions of children, adolescents and women in Pakistan, is silently draining the country’s economy, costing more than $3 billion in lost productivity and human capital . With annual losses estimated at $2.5 billion for children alone and an additional $595 million for

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