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Is ChatGPT fueling breakups? How AI relationship advice may be sparking delusions and destroying real connections
ChatGPT is becoming an unexpected relationship counselor, but its advice might be more harmful than helpful. From reinforcing delusions to fueling unnecessary breakups, users are discovering that AI can validate one-sided narratives without context. Experts warn that while the chatbot sounds authoritative, it often lacks emotional nuance—making it a risky source for navigating romantic complexities.
“We wish to offer you another career pathway”: Infosys lets go of 240 freshers, offers BPM route
Infosys has dismissed 240 entry-level trainees after they failed internal assessments despite multiple support measures. This comes after a similar layoff of over 300 trainees in February. The company has announced a support package that includes upskilling programmes, counselling, travel assistance, and ex gratia pay. Affected employees may also reapply after completing external training. Infosys has forecast muted growth this year and plans to hire 20,000 freshers in FY26 amid ongoing challenges in the IT sector.
Buying health insurance for your stay abroad- Consider cost, coverage offered by both Indian and foreign insurers before taking a call
For Indian students pursuing higher education abroad, choosing the right health insurance is crucial. While foreign plans prioritize health coverage, Indian policies offer many travel-related and non-medical benefits. Some universities mandate taking local health insurance plans, but they can be costly. Indian insurers provide affordable options with broader coverage, including study interruptions and baggage loss. However, consider factors other than cost as well, before buying any cover.
Is Elon Musk planning something huge for midterm elections after losing the Wisconsin battle?
Elon Musk is currently recalibrating his political strategy, and his continued role in the Republican Party’s future remains a focal point of debate within conservative circles.
Is ChatGPT the new couples' therapist? Discover how AI is redefining modern relationships
Many couples now turn to ChatGPT for relationship advice. Offering neutral guidance during disputes, this AI chatbot is deemed a cost-effective alternative to traditional couples counseling. While applauded for its nonjudgmental stance, experts warn that AI lacks the emotional depth human therapy provides, yet its popularity continues to grow amidst rising living costs.
Study reveals social media's growing influence on eating disorders among adolescents. Here is what parents need to know
Increasing screen time and social media use significantly raise the risk of eating disorders among teens. Exposure to unattainable body ideals and cyberbullying exacerbate these risks. Experts highlight the importance of open communication and mindful usage, suggesting that families monitor social media habits and foster a positive online environment to protect teen mental health.
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Beyond the Ivy League: Building a 21st Century career without the pressure
The fierce competition for Ivy League admissions causes stress and financial strain. In today's job market, skills, real-world experience, and personal growth outweigh prestigious degrees. Parents should focus on holistic development and alternative pathways to help children build meaningful, successful careers without Ivy League pressure.
The SAT’s return has frantic parents hiring $500-an-hour tutors
The demand for SAT tutors has surged as elite colleges reintroduce standardized testing requirements. Kat Cohen, CEO of IvyWise, notes an uptick in families seeking tutoring services, realizing the importance of standardized tests in college admissions. Kaplan, a major test prep agency, reports a significant increase in enrollment, attributing it partly to the transition to digital SATs and the return of mandatory testing at some universities.
The Bachelor season 28: Release date, trailer, cast and other details
"The Bachelor" season 28 is going to be released soon. This season will display 32 impressive women vying for the affection of the new bachelor in the show. Here's everything to know more.
Class of 2024: AI to agriculture, job aspirants have a wide menu to choose from
Freshers are more in demand for certain jobs than experienced personnel. Business analysts, chartered accounts, cybersecurity analysts and digital marketing specialists are roles that people just out of college are aspiring towards.
Navigating the layoff season: 5 tips for freshers on the job hunt
Despite layoffs in Indian startups, reports have revealed an increased intent to hire freshers, with growing opportunities in e-commerce, technology, and other sectors. Emphasizing skills, optimizing resumes, and engaging in networking can also boost job search success for freshers during this challenging season.
Ban or embrace? Colleges wrestle with AI-generated admissions essays
The easy availability of AI chatbots like ChatGPT, which can manufacture humanlike text in response to short prompts, is poised to upend the traditional undergraduate application process at selective colleges - ushering in an era of automated plagiarism or of democratized student access to essay-writing help. Or maybe both.
How organizations can help employees reduce stress at work?
A recent survey by Indeed concluded that 52 percent of employees experienced burnout in the year 2021, an increase of 21 percent from such pre-COVID surveys. With such staggering numbers, mental health and emotional well-being are no doubt critical to a productive workforce. In fact, stress at the workplace directly affects an individual’s overall career satisfaction, performance, and workforce dynamics.
IMF official identifies regulating crypto assets and digital currency as priority mid-term issues for India
"I think there are many opportunities and growth (in India is coming back). There's a recovery. There's a lot of excitement around new growth opportunities, new developments," a top official said.
Former Citigroup executives seek $100 million for crypto hedge funds
Alex Kriete, Greg Girasole and Frank Cavallo are seeking to raise $100 million for a pair of actively managed hedge funds that will focus on digital assets, the three said in interviews. They are each founding partners of Motus, the Latin term that’s the origin of the word “motor.”
How students can stay resilient in the pandemic
These are unprecedented times – you must have heard this quite often. The COVID-19 crisis is forcing people to stay at home and become digital citizens. With schools, colleges, and other educational bodies making strong structural changes, this is a period where students feel lost, confused, and anxious regarding their future.
How Accenture makes millions scrubbing Facebook's sordid content
Facebook and Accenture have rarely talked about their arrangement. But their secretive relationship lies at the heart of an effort by the world’s largest social network to distance itself from the most toxic part of its business.
‘I Weep All the Time’: Trauma lasts beyond India’s Covid peak
While India’s coronavirus outbreak has infected 29 million and left more than 350,000 dead, the effect on citizens’ mental health has spread even wider.
Biden nominates Indian American to a key administration post
Venkataraman is the nominee for Director General of the United States and Foreign Commercial Service and Assistant Secretary for Global Markets, Department of Commerce, the White House said.
Former US Ambassador to India Richard Verma joins Mastercard as executive VP
In this capacity, Verma will oversee the company's public policy, regulatory affairs and litigation teams around the world, Mastercard said in a statement.
Non immigrant like H1B visa pivotal to Post Covid 19 recovery: US tech giants to Trump
The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the US government is considering suspending a number of employment visas including the H-1B, in view of the massive unemployment in America due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Turn self-isolation into family bonding time: Tips to keep kids engaged during lockdown
Keep children productively engaged while working from home during a lockdown.
Global giants to help startups at Huddle Kerala 2019
Kerala has more than 1,500 registered startups with $38 million-plus funding received in 2017-18.
BuzzFeed to business: We know what millennials want
So the company turned to one of the most renowned experts on millennial behavior, BuzzFeed Inc. But Scotts didn’t just advertise on the site, known for its viral quizzes and lists.
American Express acquires personal assistant app Mezi
The deal size is pegged at $125-150 million, according to industry sources, which would making it one of the largest cash acquisitions in the local startup space.
Fired Indian technology workers turn to chatbots for counseling
The upheaval in India’s $154 billion tech outsourcing industry has prompted thousands of Indians to seek solace in online therapy services.
At Infosys, a new training program modeled on flight school
Infosys is organising simulator-style drills this summer as it tries to move beyond the commoditised work of building and managing corporate computer systems.
Obama set to name Sperling to top economic post
President Barack Obama is set to name Gene Sperling director of the National Economic Council.
Grudgingly, young people finally flock to Twitter
More young adults and teens are coming around to Twitter, using it for class or work, monitoring the minutiae of celebrities' lives.
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