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Image Courtesy: Getty Images OpenAI has introduced a new feature called ChatGPT Work that is designed to handle complex business tasks with minimal user input, allowing entrepreneurs to delegate work instead of simply receiving step-by-step guidance. The new mode marks a shift from conversational AI toward task automation, completing assignments independently before returning...


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Image Courtesy: Getty Images OpenAI has announced that its latest artificial intelligence model, GPT-5.6, has successfully produced a proof for the long-standing Cycle Double Cover Conjecture, a mathematical problem that had remained unsolved for more than 50 years. The achievement marks another milestone in AI-assisted mathematics, highlighting how large language models are ...


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Image Courtesy: Oilprice.com Europe entered the summer facing warnings that airports could begin running out of jet fuel by June after disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz threatened one of the world’s most important energy supply routes. Instead, the continent avoided widespread shortages, demonstrating how quickly global energy markets can adapt during a crisis. The […]

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Image Courtesy: Bloomberg Boeing has suffered another setback after Emirates announced it will refuse delivery of its first 10 Boeing 777X aircraft, with the airline’s president joking that the long-delayed jets would be better off being turned into baked bean tins. Emirates has ordered 270 Boeing 777X aircraft, each valued at about $440 million, but […]

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Image Courtesy: Getty Images Researchers in China have developed a new chemical recycling process that converts difficult-to-recycle plastic waste into aviation fuel with an 82.3 percent liquid yield. The approach uses inexpensive metal catalysts and could offer a cleaner, more economical way to transform discarded plastics into sustainable fuel, although the technology remai...


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