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Mission Admission

US President Trump is pushing for major AI firms to "give back" to the public, potentially through government stakes or benefit mechanisms. He plans to meet top tech executives soon to discuss this proposal, aiming to enrich citizens and boost AI's popularity. Discussions about a "Public Wealth Fund" model, distributing AI investment returns, are reportedly already underway.

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has emphasized that his nationwide agitation against the NEET paper leak will remain strictly peaceful, distancing it from recent violent uprisings. Dipke urged young people to speak up without fear, stating the movement will continue until the Union education minister resigns and accountability is fixed.

Steve Wozniak, Apple's co-founder, revealed his motivation for starting the company wasn't money but a quest for engineering respect. After Hewlett-Packard rejected his personal computer designs five times, he finally heeded Steve Jobs' advice to launch their own venture. This pivotal decision led to the creation of Apple, a company that revolutionized technology.

New industrial policy ‘designed’ to directly encourage companies to recruit local youth

During World War I, up to 20,000 dogs served on the front lines, with a special group of 'mercy dogs' tasked with finding wounded soldiers. These expertly trained canines, often carrying first-aid supplies, navigated treacherous battlefields to locate and assist injured troops, providing a vital lifeline and comfort in the darkest hours.

Responding to queries from TOI readers as part of Mission Admission campaign, vice-chancellor of Osmania University, Kumar M, says the future will belong to students who can adapt and are willing to learn

Anthropic's Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, says software engineering is already dead inside his own company—no one writes code by hand anymore, and Claude AI instances autonomously communicate over Slack to resolve problems across teams. As Google, Meta, Amazon and Snap race to set aggressive AI coding targets, Cherny believes IDE tools like VS Code and Xcode are next to disappear—and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's "centaur phase" warning suggests the window for human coders is closing fast.

Gen Z is navigating a complex financial landscape, balancing early earning and investing with impulsive spending and trend-driven bets. While digitally savvy and embracing new tools, they often overlook essential safety nets like insurance. Experts urge a shift from quick gains to disciplined, long-term wealth building, splitting finances strategically for stability.

Bengal has witnessed a seismic political shift as the BJP surged to power, unseating Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress after 15 years. The saffron party secured a decisive victory, breaching the majority mark and fulfilling Amit Shah's ambitious target. This marks a significant change in the state's political landscape, ending decades of Left and TMC dominance.

Can every worker afford the economy that they keep running?

In this interview, economist Ajit Ranade explains why the anger in Noida ran deeper than one wage hike. At the heart of it, he argues, are stagnant incomes, contract labour, rising prices, and a factory economy built on persistent insecurity

In Northern Ireland, the newly introduced 'Good Jobs Bill' aims to fortify worker protections, particularly by prohibiting zero-hour contracts. However, this initiative has sparked fierce resistance from business executives, who express concerns about its potential to hinder job growth and deter investment. They call for a postponement to allow for thorough examination of the bill.

The ongoing TCS Nashik scandal reveals something disturbing; that the systems meant to protect don’t always do; and might betray instead as well. Two millennia ago, Valluvar had warned us about such a situation, in the context of kingdoms. Listen to this week’s episode to know more.