How AI Could Take Over the World

How AI Could Take Over the World

What would it look like if artificial intelligence took control of the world? It might not begin with machines openly turning against humanity in scenes reminiscent of a science fiction movie. It could start quietly, with autonomous systems replicating themselves and accumulating influence before the threat became apparent. While the scenario remains uncertain, it is…

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Milan ‘hooligans’ condemned as protests surround historic cathedral

Milan ‘hooligans’ condemned as protests surround historic cathedral

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has condemned what she called “hooligans” who exploited demonstrations in Milan to sow chaos, after clashes erupted in the historic city centre. “Demonstrating is a right. Setting our cities ablaze is not,” Meloni wrote on social media, condemning attacks on police and damage to the city. Her remarks came after…

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Millions of surgery records reveal a potential new benefit of GLP-1 drugs

Millions of surgery records reveal a potential new benefit of GLP-1 drugs

For most people, GLP-1 drugs are associated with diabetes and weight loss. But their potential benefits may go much further. Researchers found that people taking GLP-1 receptor agonists before elective surgery were less likely to experience serious cardiovascular complications or postoperative infections than those who were not using the drugs. Josephine Tolan, MD, the study’s…

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S-Reits commence Q3 earnings season as interest rates remain in focus

S-Reits commence Q3 earnings season as interest rates remain in focus

[SINGAPORE] The reporting season for Singapore real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) has begun against a backdrop of higher interest rates, giving investors a window to assess how individual trusts are navigating the changing macroeconomic environment. As at Oct 14, a total of 26 S-Reits have confirmed the release of their latest financial results or business…

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The Assembly Place expands beyond co-living as it targets 10,000 keys by 2030

The Assembly Place expands beyond co-living as it targets 10,000 keys by 2030

From AI-powered spaces to inter-generational living, the Catalist-listed operator seeks to diversify its business [SINGAPORE] From students on tight budgets to working professionals and seniors, The Assembly Place (TAP) aims to provide accommodation for residents at different life stages – and keep them within its network as their needs evolve. To achieve this, the Catalist-listed…

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Alabama Football Faces Harsh Reality After Second Straight Loss

Alabama Football Faces Harsh Reality After Second Straight Loss

The Alabama Crimson Tide are facing unfamiliar territory following another disappointing performance against an SEC rival. No. 6 Alabama suffered a stunning 26-10 loss to No. 14 Tennessee on Saturday at Neyland Stadium, marking the program’s second consecutive regular season defeat for the first time since 2007. The loss comes just one week after Alabama…

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Major Canadian Military Base Hit by ‘Tragic’ Fire

Major Canadian Military Base Hit by ‘Tragic’ Fire

An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta on Saturday led to a fast-moving fire that left people dead and injured, although officials have not yet disclosed the number of casualties or the extent of the injuries. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said a “serious incident” had caused the fire at Canadian Forces Base…

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Marco Rubio Denies White House Ordered Ukraine Starlink Slowdown

Marco Rubio Denies White House Ordered Ukraine Starlink Slowdown

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday denied that the White House ordered satellite internet service used by Ukraine to be slowed, pushing back against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s assertion that restrictions affecting Kyiv’s military operations were deliberate. Rubio said Saturday that “nobody” at the White House ordered the service slowdown and suggested the disruption…

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AI funding fears puncture rally in Asia’s high-flying picks-and-shovels stocks

AI funding fears puncture rally in Asia’s high-flying picks-and-shovels stocks

Growing concern over whether hyperscalers, neo-cloud operators can keep financing the infrastructure needed to deploy them Published Sun, Oct 18, 2026 · 09:49 AM A DEEPENING sell-off in US technology stocks is exposing a new vulnerability in Asia’s artificial intelligence trade: mounting financing costs could choke off the spending needed to sustain the boom, threatening…

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