OpenAI said Wednesday that it will start publishing ongoing public reports when its models behave in ways the company did not authorize or expect, and it released six such cases on the same day. The reports cover the past six months and are derived from the training and evaluation process. OpenAI called the releases a … Read more
There are a few kitchen disappointments as small yet consistently annoying as reaching for a lemon and finding it shrivelled, discoloured, or worse, growing a fuzzy patch of mould you did not expect after just a few days. Lemons are a staple in nearly every Indian kitchen, showing up in everything from a quick squeeze … Read more
In his 2008 autobiography, No Limits: The Will to Succeed, he described the difficulties he faced in school, including struggling to sit still and pay attention. The boy who struggled to sit still in class went on to become the most decorated Olympian in history. Michael Phelps’s journey from an energetic child with ADHD to … Read more
Easy steps to grow fresh mint leaves from cuttings There is something deeply satisfying about snipping fresh mint straight from your own balcony instead of running to the market every time a recipe calls for it. Pudina, as it is known across Indian kitchens, is one of the most forgiving herbs a home gardener can … Read more
The U.S. Capitol on Sept. 14, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a measure put forward by Republicans that would provide a federal blueprint to ensure data centers pay for their use of local energy grids. It was adopted in a 417–3 vote. The legislation would impose new … Read more
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates his 76th birthday today, his healthy food habits have once again come into the limelight. Over the years, he has developed a habit of incorporating ordinary-looking Indian foods, and often takes to social media and his speeches to discuss the same.From a Himalayan berry most people have never heard … Read more
For some people, a meal does not feel finished until they have had something sweet. It could be a piece of chocolate, a biscuit, ice cream, a traditional dessert or even just a spoonful of something sugary. What makes this habit interesting is that the craving can appear even when the stomach is already full. … Read more
Commentary A recent report by Safeguard Defenders provides further insight into the operations of CGTN, China’s state-run global television network. The report titled “CGTN: See the Difference“ reveals a system focused on control, censorship, and propaganda. CGTN presents itself as a global news network committed to “objectivity, rationality, and balance.” While most recognize how far … Read more
Paltrow’s version of Besan chilla (Instagram@gwynethpaltrow) In most Indian homes, besan ka chilla is a familiar breakfast staple. But did you ever imagine this humble desi dish making its way onto a Hollywood kitchen counter? The famous American actor who starred in superhero Iron Man and Avenger series Gwyneth Paltrow recently shared her take on … Read more
There’s a particular kind of kitchen frustration that comes with chopping a potato or a cucumber, only to have each slice cling stubbornly to the flat of the blade instead of falling cleanly away. It happens often enough that most people just assume it’s an unavoidable part of cooking, but there’s genuine physics behind why … Read more