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Australia's Social Media Ban for Kids Under 16 - How Will It Work?

Australia's Social Media Ban for Kids Under 16 - How Will It Work?

64% Left coverage: 14 sources

The world-first law aims to reduce the "risks" children face online - but it's received pushback.See the Story

Market Watch: Asian Stocks Surge on Nvidia Boost; Crude Prices Edge Higher - The Times of India

Market Watch: Asian Stocks Surge on Nvidia Boost; Crude Prices Edge Higher - The Times of India

50% Center coverage: 8 sources

Asian markets surged on Thursday, led by tech firms, as strong Nvidia earnings eased AI bubble fears. Despite this rally, investors tempered expectations for a December US rate cut following Fed meeting minutes. Crude prices also edged up amid developments concerning the war in Ukraine and sanctions.See the Story

Google Boss Says Trillion-Dollar AI Investment Boom Has 'Elements of Irrationality'

Google Boss Says Trillion-Dollar AI Investment Boom Has 'Elements of Irrationality'

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

In an exclusive BBC interview, Sundar Pichai hailed artificial intelligence as an "extraordinary moment" but said no company would be immune if bubble burst.See the Story

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