Rizwan Shaikh

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Sensitive lists of components and suppliers, and photos of Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro are part of files posted on the dark web by the ransomware group that stole data from the US firm's Indian supplier Tata Electronics, according to documents https://t.co/I8lyKMxkAE

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Paris Saint-Germain fans flocked to the club's store in the French capital after the team snagged its second Champions League crown by beating Arsenal in the Budapest duel https://t.co/KgyEPNrTs4

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Circle Internet Group says it sees ‘tremendous opportunity’ for yuan-backed stablecoin, while World Liberty Financial has a new proposal https://t.co/h24wqPpP6h

[T20 World Cup @T20WorldCup]

𝐀 𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐜 𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 🔓

Sahibzada Farhan surpasses Virat Kohli for most runs at a #T20WorldCup 🙌

Tune in to watch him LIVE, tournament broadcast details ➡️ https://t.co/Wf4VaE4pSJ

[DogeDesigner @cb_doge]

BREAKING: Grok website visits just surpassed 800 million worldwide, up around 16% in the latest @Similarweb data.

The web version is taking off too, with Grok website now ranking among the top 70 most visited sites globally.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

XAI TO LEGACY AI: STOP REPEATING LIES

xAI isn’t building just another chatbot. It’s going after the entire system that filters, censors, and sanitizes reality.

Most AI models are shown locked into echo chambers, “repeating approved lies” while appearing obedient and safe

xAI’s model is visually separated. A cracked statue, glowing truth lines, and data swirling around it

“Facts That Push Progress” appears as the core value, rejecting conformity in favor of transparency

Visuals show a clean break from legacy AI. No censorship, no filters, no groupthink

This whole thing’s less about building AI and more about shaping what people believe.

Forget polished responses. xAI is marketing itself as the AI that chooses truth over comfort, no matter how disruptive

Source: @xAI, @grok

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Air France-KLM reported solid third-quarter results despite rising costs. The airline also confirmed its outlook for this year even though it has seen higher expenses and costly challenges for KLM https://t.co/IFQa9h2AKV

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China's central bank has injected 800 billion yuan ($110.32 billion) into its banking system during March through an outright reverse repurchase tool, the bank said on Monday. https://t.co/odafay6zLP

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🍀 Thousands gathered on the streets of Dublin to take part in the annual #StPatricksDay parade

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Swiss government approves new climate goals after court rebuke https://t.co/qBXVT44ssk

[Afghanistan Cricket Board @ACBofficials]

INNINGS CHANGE! 🔁

@AzmatOmarzay (4/37), @MohammadNabi007 (1/37) and @RashidKhan_19 (1/40) chipped in with important wickets as Bangladesh posted 244/8 runs on the board in the first inning. 👍

Onto the batting unit for the 2nd inning of the decider!

#AfghanAtalan | #AFGvBAN

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94-year-old Jane Squibb turns stuntwoman in her action-packed comedy film ‘Thelma,’ about a grandmother seeking revenge https://t.co/VDYlMEAkiz

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India's Nifty set for record high amid global rally on US rate cut bets https://t.co/oFtWquIyjs

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Tesla vehicles often fail to achieve their advertised driving ranges. The EV pioneer pushes the limits of government testing regulations that govern the claims automakers put on window stickers, three automotive experts told Reuters https://t.co/FioLVncWTZ

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Exclusive: India regulator probing some Adani offshore deals for possible rule violations https://t.co/ex5ORjPja6

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Sri Lanka to announce debt restructuring strategy in April - cenbank chief https://t.co/hHwNSTbGPF

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UK's Kwarteng rushes to London for crunch talks on tax U-turn https://t.co/YVgU6q5TTj

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UK government not asking people to use less energy, minister says https://t.co/Dcbn2TrczO

[Rizwan Shaikh @rizwanmshaikh]

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