Why the tech world needs philosophers

    Ryan Jenkins, Assistant professor of Philosophy and a senior fellow at California Polytechnic State University/Gulf News When it comes to AI and weapons, there needs to be a set of ethical guidelines and policy that are sensitive to various ambiguities Silicon Valley continues to wrestle with the moral implications of its inventions — often blindsided…

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      18,693 hajj pilgrims return

      UNB: A total of 18,693 pilgrims have returned home in 51 return flights during the last seven days after performing hajj in Saudi Arabia. Among the 51 flights, 29 were operated by Biman Bangladesh Airlines while 22 by Saudi Arabian Airlines, said sources of hajj office on Sunday. The return flights of hajj pilgrims started…

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        Terrorizing Tourists: Why Are Terror Groups Targeting Tourists and Foreign Nationals?

        Sanjal Shastri Terror groups have various modus operandi. From suicide bombers to sending gunmen, every group employs its own set of tactics. Some like the Kurdish separatist group the PKK, specifically target government and military instillations. Till date there hasn’t been a PKK attack, which has targeted civilian installations. Other groups like the ISIS, Al-Qaeda,…

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          Facebook begins to shift from being a free and open platform into a responsible public utility

          Anjana Susarla, Associate Professor of Information Systems, Michigan State University/WION news When Facebook recently removed several accounts for trying to influence the 2018 midterm elections, it was the company’s latest move acknowledging the key challenge facing the social media giant: It is both an open platform for free expression of diverse viewpoints and a public…

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            Charlie Kaufman Is Now A Struggling Hollywooder

            Samiul Bashar Samin I need to earn a salary. I am doing what I can to make a living, but hoping to do what I would like to do,” the writer and director says. Charlie Kaufman said Friday that making independent films in the U.S. has been getting more and more difficult for him. The…

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              Data of all Filipino voters hacked

              AP, Manila A massive leak from a database containing personal details of more than 55 million registered voters in the Philippines will not compromise the May 9 national elections, officials said Friday, in the latest hacking scandal to hit the Southeast Asian nation. Government agents late Wednesday arrested a 23-year-old suspect, a new graduate of…

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                Contribution of the real estate sector and the housing needs

                Tasmiah Nuhiya Ahmed, Law Research Officer, BILIA. Advocate, Supreme Court. : Urban Housing Markets are increasingly significant in shaping the economic and social well-being of many citizens. A substantial variation exists across neighborhoods in the type of housing available, the quality of public services, the level of tax burdens, and the quality of life generally….

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