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Reading Time : 2 minutes This article explores key lawsuits shaping the legality of AI training with copyrighted material. As courts begin to rule on cases involving Thomson Reuters, OpenAI, and others, the future of how AI models are trained may be transformed. Legal clarity remains elusive, but these battles are defining the boundaries between innovation and content ownership.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Unregulated AI may give you raw answers, but regulation often hides the full picture. This blog explores how AI’s bias and workplace rules create a dangerous gap between truth, safety, and real-world application.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Miami’s newest skyscraper in Brickell is a sustainability trailblazer, producing 175 MWh of clean energy annually through 500 solar-integrated windows. This innovative design reduces carbon emissions by thousands of tons while powering the building entirely with renewable energy, setting a new standard for eco-friendly urban architecture.
Reading Time : 2 minutesAir travel rebounds after crises, fueling endless growth narratives. Yet, environmental concerns, capacity limits, and global instability pose challenges to this relentless upward trajectory. Long-term forecasts still predict substantial expansion, but the future hinges on sustainability and adaptability.
Reading Time : 2 minutes AI tools now write over 30% of code at major tech firms. As they speed up development and boost productivity, junior roles are vanishing. Companies are hiring fewer engineers—but expect more from them.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Warren Buffett will step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of 2025, naming Greg Abel as his successor. Abel, a longtime executive known for his operational acumen, is expected to maintain Berkshire’s culture and investment philosophy, ensuring a smooth transition for the $1 trillion conglomerate as it enters a new era of leadership.
Reading Time : 2 minutes The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show revealed China’s dominance in electric vehicles, showcasing cutting-edge models and record-breaking sales. Backed by strong government support and bold innovation, Chinese automakers are rapidly reshaping the global EV landscape—despite mounting international trade barriers.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Apple now makes over half of U.S. iPhones in India. Tim Cook confirmed this major shift, which aims to avoid China tariffs. The move could change global tech supply chains forever.
Reading Time : 2 minutes May 1st honors the people who make the world work. From its fiery beginnings in 1886 to today’s diverse celebrations, it’s a global call for dignity, fairness, and solidarity among workers everywhere.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Once a towering symbol of stalled ambition, Tianjin’s 597-meter Goldin Finance 117—nicknamed “The Walking Stick”—is finally back under construction after nearly a decade of abandonment. With a new team and fresh plans, the skyscraper might still claim its place in the skyline by 2027.
Reading Time : 2 minutes As US tariffs disrupt global trade, the EU and China are moving to reset their economic partnership. High-level talks, new agreements, and mutual market openings signal a pragmatic shift, with both sides aiming to counter American protectionism and stabilize their trade relations for the future.
Reading Time : 2 minutes The Gilded Age dazzled with wealth but simmered with unrest. Beneath the glamor of tycoons and towering industry was a reality of corruption, labor strikes, and extreme inequality. This era built America’s modern economy but left deep social scars.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Elon Musk’s energy faded as Tesla’s profits nosedived 71%. The EV giant struggles with shrinking margins and growing competition. Musk’s unusually somber tone raised eyebrows and questions about Tesla’s future direction and market position.
Reading Time : 2 minutesCATL just shook up the EV world with three new battery techs. Their latest breakthroughs include a 5-minute charge lithium pack, a sodium-ion battery ready for mass production, and a dual-chemistry system offering up to 1,500 km range. These innovations could change how we drive, charge, and power electric vehicles across industries.
Reading Time : 2 minutesGlobal wine production in 2024 has fallen to its lowest level since 1961, driven by extreme weather and climate change impacts worldwide. Despite reduced output, the market remains balanced as consumption also declines. France faces steep losses, while Italy regains top producer status. The industry must adapt quickly to shifting conditions and changing consumer preferences to sustain its future.