Approval of an immediate ceasefire on Gaza not yet been implemented.
The resolution approved by the United Nations Security Council for an immediate ceasefire could not be implemented yet, Israeli planes killed 12 more Palestinians in al-Mawasi area of Gaza.
According to the report of Al Jazeera, the Qatari broadcasting agency, according to the Ministry of Health of Gaza, Israeli planes dropped bombs on Palestinian tents in Khan Yunis, while Israeli soldiers have completely surrounded Nasir Hospital, where patients are being subjected to continuous shooting.
The United Nations Special Representative for Palestine, Francesca Albanese, has revealed that Israel has used 25,000 tons of explosives to destroy Gaza. There were warriors.
The Israeli military has claimed that Hamas’ deputy military commander, Marwan Issa, was killed in an Israeli airstrike earlier this month.
While a Hamas official says that Israel has no proof of his death.
At least 32,414 Palestinians have been martyred and 74,787 injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. The death toll in Israel from the October 7 attack by Hamas is 1,139.
It should be remembered that the resolution of the cease-fire in Gaza was approved by the United Nations Security Council on March 25 after the non-participation of Israel’s ally, the United States.
The resolution calls for an immediate ceasefire during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
Israel reacted strongly to the US abstaining from voting because by doing so the US allowed the other 14 members of the Security Council to approve the resolution.
It should be noted that this is the first resolution since the start of the war in Gaza that calls for an immediate end to the war.
According to a Reuters report, Israel’s Defense Minister Yves Galant said that neither Israel nor Hamas will rule Gaza after the war ends, and that an “alternative” must be found.
Protest
Pro-Palestinian protesters protested outside the Al-Kaluti mosque near the Israeli embassy in the Jordanian capital, Amman, holding banners and flags and setting fires.
During the protest, the police tortured the demonstrators and arrested dozens of people who tried to march towards the Israeli embassy in the Jordanian capital Amman on Tuesday evening.
Yesterday, on the third day of protests by Palestinian supporters, the demonstrators also demanded that Jordan terminate the peace agreement with Israel.
The police used violent means, including tear gas and batons, to push back the crowd that tried to storm the embassy.
Islamabad: The drama Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi is going to air soon.
With the upcoming premiere of the drama Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi, Hum TV is gearing up to take Pakistani viewers back to the era of unparalleled grandeur and bravery.
The drama Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi tells the story of the extraordinary life of Salahuddin Ayyubi, a famous Islamic warrior and commander who played an important role in shaping the history of the Muslim world.
With a gripping plot, brilliant acting and stunning cinematography, this drama is sure to enthrall the audience and leave a lasting impression.
With its vivid depiction of the rise of glory in history, this epic Turkish series has captured the attention of audiences across the globe.
Hum TV hopes to reach a wider audience by providing Urdu dubbing of this historical story, so that people in Pakistan and across the world can enjoy the fascinating story of Sultan in their mother tongue.
The channel is pushing boundaries by bringing international productions to Pakistani viewers.
Fans are eagerly waiting for the premiere of Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi and raising expectations.
Bitterly speaking, father kills young son for talking on phone loudly.
In India, father kills young son for talking loudly on phone call. According to Indian media, this incident took place in Papra village of Nagpur district of Maharashtra state, where a father killed his son over a trivial matter.
Police says, Siraj, a youth, was talking loudly on a phone call, which his father objected to, and the matter went to the extent that the father attacked his son with a steel rod, injuring him severely.
According to the police, the injured youth was shifted to the hospital where he died during treatment.
The police said that both father and son were addicted to drugs and both were under drugs at the time of the accident. Later, a case was registered against the father and he was arrested.
In another place, in the Indian state of Maharashtra, a father poisoned his son to death for watching pornographic films.
According to Indian media, the police said that the 14-year-old boy, a resident of Solapur, used to watch pornographic films on his mobile phone and the father was receiving complaints from his son’s school.
The police say that after killing his 14-year-old son Vishal, the father Vijay initially hid the murder from his wife and the police. Investigation started.
According to media reports, a few days later, the police found the boy’s body in a drain near Vijay Sattu’s house. A case of murder was registered, the police suspected the victim’s father during the investigation, on which Vijay confessed to his wife and the police to kill his son and throw the body in the drain.
Do you know how Artificial Intelligence AI affects the future of work?
While no one knows how artificial intelligence will influence the future of work or employment, we can all agree on one thing: AI is one of the world’s most important technologies today.
Artificial intelligence is already present in our daily lives, influencing everything from search results to online dating opportunities to shopping habits. According to research, the use of AI in numerous commercial fields has surged by 270 percent during the last four years.
But, in the future, how will this technology impact employment?
Will it create a permanent underclass of people unable to find work because their jobs have been automated?
Ill superintelligent computers eventually take over the world, leaving the people who created them with little use?
Will robotic servants usher in a golden age of human leisure and affluence, or will they bring about a period of peace and prosperity for humanity?
According to PwC research, by the mid-2030s, one-third of all jobs will be at risk of automation. Individuals with a low level of education will be the most vulnerable part of the workforce.
Anxiety about job losses caused by the usage of technology has persisted for generations. With each discovery, someone’s livelihood or quality of life was at risk of being permanently affected.
The Rise of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Manual labor was common in the 16th century. Until a priest named William Lee came up with the idea of automating — at least in part — the stocking-making process. He modified carpet looms to produce a long sheet of stocking material, which could then be cut and sewn into stockings. It was significantly faster and cheaper than the typical approach.
According to legend, Queen Elizabeth I declined Lee’s request for a patent for his machine because she was concerned about the well-being of former stocking knitters who would lose their livelihoods.
His machine had a limited impact, but it laid the groundwork for subsequent textile machine advances.
Riots in 19 Century
Hundreds of years later, English textile workers saw even more severe shifts. They were not alone, either.
As the Industrial Revolution advanced, people relocated from rural areas to new, rapidly expanding cities. They found work in mills and factories, where steam-powered technology enabled handcrafted items to achieve previously unheard-of output levels.
Mechanization also caused problems for farmworkers. As the world’s population grew, so did the demand for machinery to manage everything from seed sowing to crop harvesting. Workers’ reactions were not uniformly positive. In the United Kingdom, a group known as the Luddites resisted the increasing use of automation.
They rioted, destroyed machinery, and set fire to the homes of business owners.
Manufacturing in the 20th Century
Toward the close of the twentieth century, the use of robots in automobile manufacturing increased. Originally developed to do simple, repetitive tasks, they helped increase output, standardize production quality, and control costs.
In 1979, Fiat aired a television commercial illustrating the manufacture of its Strada hatchback, with the tagline “handmade by robots.”
Assembly-line operations such as welding and spray painting were among the first to be automated. Humans were present to monitor the machinery.
As technology has improved, the amount of activities that robotscan now perform has increased to include more sophisticated procedures, such as installing windshields on vehicles. They are also commonly used in factories to transport large and heavy products.
How Artificial Intelligence Influences the Future of Work
As businesses strive to reduce COVID-19 infections in the workplace while keeping operational costs low, the desire to replace humans with automation is increasing.
As businesses go from survival mode to finding out how to operate while the pandemic continues, the replacement of humans with machines may accelerate. According to a recent report by economists Daron Acemoglu of MIT and Boston University, robots could replace 2 million additional workers in manufacturing alone by 2025.
The impact of AI in manufacturing is growing as firms seek to reduce operational costs by replacing humans with technology.
The impact of AI in manufacturing is growing as firms seek to reduce operational costs by replacing humans with technology.
According to McKinsey, many Black and Latino Americans work as cashiers, food service workers, and customer service representatives, which are among the 15 jobs most threatened by automation. Their continued march may result in the loss of 73 million employees in the United States by 2030.
As with all previous human innovations (such as the steam engine, electricity, and the internet), an innovation that provides value, regardless of how feared it is, is likely to have a positive impact on society overall.
Many firms quickly employed robots in response to the coronavirus. They were suddenly completing technical jobs that humanity had been concerned with for thousands of years. They were washing the airport floor and taking people’s temperatures.
Salad-Making Robot
Hospitals and universities replaced dining-hall personnel with Sally, a salad-making robot developed by tech company Chowbotics.
Malls and stadiums purchased Knightscope security robots to monitor vacant property.
Manufacturers of high-demand items such as hospital beds and cotton swabs turned to Yaskawa America, an industrial robot supplier, to assist them enhance productivity.
Companies have closed call centers that previously employed human customer service representatives in favor of LivePerson chatbots or the AI platform Watson Assistant.
If you check into a hotel today, an autonomous butler created by robotics startup Savioke may deliver towels and toothbrushes along the corridor. (“There is no need for a tip,” the Savioke robot butler states on its website.)
During the epidemic, hotels utilized robots to welcome guests to their rooms with newly disinfected keys.
A bricklaying robot can lay over 3,000 bricks every eight-hour shift, which is up to ten times faster than a human.
Robots can perform jobssuch as planting seeds, harvesting crops, sorting carcasses and breastbones, and packing pallets of food at processing factories.
Is AI the Future of Work?
From weavers to mill workers, humanity has been concerned for millennia that technical advancement will result in an unemployed society. The way the media has portrayed artificial intelligence, particularly in some of our favorite sci-fi films, has fueled fears that AI would one day render humans redundant in the job.
For example, as technology progresses, many tasks that were once performed by human hands have been automated. Artificial intelligence breakthroughs appear to be ushering in the end of employment as we know it, and people are understandably terrified.
However, human workers are unlikely to become obsolete as a result of AI. Robots are unlikely to take over your job anytime soon to alleviate your concerns.
The MIT Task Force recently published a paper titled “Artificial Intelligence And The Future Of Work,” which examined AI breakthroughs and their consequences in the workplace. The paper presents a more upbeat picture of the situation.
Rather than advocating for the annihilation of human work, the study forecasts that Artificial Intelligence will continue to drive significant innovation, resulting in new jobs. AI will fuel many existing businesses and has the potential to create many new ones.
There are still major limitations to AI’s ability to replicate human intelligence’s utility in completing specific activities. A standard limitation of Artificial Intelligence algorithms is that they cannot perform several tasks and can only handle one problem at a time. They are frequently stiff, unable to respond to changes in input or engage in any “thinking” beyond their pre-programmed boundaries.
Another important limitation to be mindful of is that data may be skewed due to the designers’ societal imbalances or hidden biases. If the data used to train the Artificial Intelligence is biased, it will most likely be prejudiced as well.
MIT CCI
According to MIT CCI research, AI is still a long way from matching human intelligence, and it may theoretically replace human employment.
AI can produce more jobs, not fewer, if there is investment in all areas, including training and upskilling workers. Instead of “people or computers,” the question should be “humans and computers” working together in sophisticated systems to advance industry and prosperity.
90% of the world’s most successful corporations have already invested in artificial intelligence.
More than half of the organizations that have utilized AI-driven solutions report higher productivity.
We expect AI to have a substantial influence on the following industries:
1. Finance.
ATMs did not immediately decrease the number of bank tellers. They resulted in more teller positions as cash machines attracted consumers to banks. Banks increased their locations and hired tellers to fulfill tasks that ATMs couldn’t do.
2. Hospitality and Tourism
Humanoid robots in Tokyo’s newest café are another example of how robots simplify life. The Dawn Avatar Robot Café in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, uses robot waiters to serve customers. You may expect people to lose their jobs as a result of these robot servers, but the backstory is wonderful.
Real humans run the robots, including disabled workers who are unable to leave their homes owing to physical limitations, seniors who cannot work long hours, and single parents who require in-home child care support.
Kentaro Yoshifuji, the company’s co-founder and CEO, developed the idea for the remote-controlled robots after being bedridden for three years. The purpose of these robots is to bridge the gap between disabled people and society by giving them with new professional options in which they may easily participate at their own pace.
They are controlled remotely via the internet using eye movements and gestures, and they serve as avatars for the workers that utilize them.
3. Medical
The potential benefits of artificial intelligence in medicine are currently being investigated. The medical business has a vast amount of data that it can utilize to build healthcare-related predictive models. In some diagnostic settings, AI outperforms physicians.
4. Automotive
With the launch of self-driving cars and navigation, we can already witness the impact of artificial intelligence in the automobile industry. Artificial intelligence will have a big impact on production, notably in the automotive industry.
5. Cybersecurity
Many company leaders are concerned about cybersecurity, especially with a predicted increase in cybersecurity incidents in 2020 and 2021. During the epidemic, hackers targeted those who worked from home and used less secure technological equipment and Wi-Fi networks.
In cybersecurity, AI and machine learning will be important technologies for identifying and forecasting threats. AI will be an important tool in financial security because of its ability to evaluate large amounts of data as well as foresee and detect fraud.
6. Job Search
AI can have a huge impact on the job seeking process. An automated applicant tracking system can reject up to 75% of resumes before a person reviews them.
Previously, recruiters had to spend a significant amount of time searching through resumes to discover qualified candidates. LinkedIn data shows that recruiters can spend up to 23 hours evaluating resumes for a single successful job.
On the other hand, AI-powered systems are increasingly scanning resumes. In 2018, 67 percent of hiring managers reported that artificial intelligence (AI) made their jobs easier.
Employers may process your application using artificial intelligence (AI), such as HireVue. As a result, there’s no reason you shouldn’t use similar technology, such as Jobscan, Jobseeker, and Rezi.
AI and machine learning are frequently ranked as the most crucial talents in the job market. Jobs requiring AI or machine learning skills are predicted to grow by 71% over the next five years. To prepare for upcoming changes, consider some fantastic free online course options that focus on AI skills.
Final Note
Using a robot server to serve customers during a pandemic is a wonderful idea for reducing human contact while providing a safe and clean client experience. This would surely increase the number of people able to work from home.
However, success in the AI future will need a methodical approach to workflow integration with machines, process fine-tuning, and personnel reskilling. As a result, businesses will be in a strong position to expand, develop, scale, and thrive.
If you are tech-savvy, it is a good idea to dive in and learn everything you can about working with Artificial Intelligence. If your abilities are in a different business, you should recognize that Artificial Intelligence will have a significant impact and do your best to master the principles of how it work in various fields.
Artificial intelligence will be here to stay. But you should not be afraid. Being sensitive and adaptable to emerging technology, particularly AI, is the best approach to move forward.
Saudi history, the Saudi model selected for Miss Universe competition.
Under the vision of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia is undergoing rapid changes in various fields. Under this vision, where films are being openly promoted, now for the first time in Saudi history, that too in Ramadan. The Saudi model has been selected for the Miss Universe pageant.
According to Arab media, 27-year-old model Rumi al-Qahtani, who is known as a beauty pageant and influencer in Saudi Arabia, will now try her luck for Miss Universe and have the “honor” of representing Saudi Arabia in the global beauty pageant.
This news has been announced by Rumi Al Qahtani on her Instagram account, where she has also uploaded adorable pictures of herself in the Saudi flag with the word Kalima Tayyaba along with the news.
Rumi wrote in her post that I am proud to represent Saudi Arabia for the first time in Miss Universe 2024.
He said that she will be the first woman to go to Miss Universe from Saudi Arabia.
The Saudi model has more than 1 million followers on Instagram, while she has also participated in the 2021 Miss Arab World.
On the other hand, Rumi Al Qahtani also participated in the Miss Europe 2023 competition.
Social media users are also criticizing the pictures of the model wearing a bold dress with Saudi Arabia’s Kalma Tayyaba flag.
Israel used explosives equal to 2 nuclear bombs to destroy the Gaza.
A UN report has revealed that Israel has used explosives equivalent to 2 nuclear bombs, weighing around 27,000 tons, for the destroy of Gaza.
According to the details, Francesca Albanese, the United Nations Special Representative for Palestine, while issuing a report on the Gaza war, says that since October 7 last year, Israel has killed more than 32,000 Palestinians in Gaza.
According to the report, at least 12,000 Palestinians are buried under the rubble of the buildings destroyed by the bombardment in Gaza, who could not be rescued and are considered dead. 17 children die daily due to malnutrition and lack of food.
A large number of the injured have died fighting to death due to the lack of medicine, and due to the destruction of the hospital system, the injured are provided with inadequate medical facilities, as a result of which the terrible destruction is spreading during the Gaza war.
It should be noted that on October 7 last year, Hamas fired thousands of rockets at Israel, after which the war that started after five months has not ended even after five months have passed, while Muslim countries have been unable to do anything but condemn the Israeli attacks and provide financial assistance to the Palestinians.
Asian Cricket Council (ACC) announced Women’s Cricket Asia Cup schedule.
The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has announced the Women’s Cricket Asia Cup schedule. The Women’s Asia Cricket Council comprises 8 teams and the Women’s Asia Cup will be played from July 19 to 28 in Dambulla, Sri Lanka.
In the Women’s Asia Cup, the teams of Pakistan and India are included in the same group.
Group A consists of Nepal, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Pakistan and India while Group B includes teams from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Malaysia and Thailand.
Pakistan Women’s team will play their first match against Nepal on July 19, while the match between arch-rivals Pakistan and India will be played on July 21.
The third match of Pakistan Women’s team will be played against UAE on July 23. Both the semi-finals of the Women’s Asia Cup will be played on July 26, while the final will be played on July 28.
In WhatsApp, users will able use new features based on AI technology.
WhatsApp users will soon be able to use some new features based on artificial intelligence (AI) technology. These new features will be based on Meta AI which has been hinted at in various beta versions of WhatsApp.
WABetaInfo reports that Meta has added a new AI shortcut to the Android beta version of WhatsApp.
Showbiz senior actor Nauman ijaz mocked those who got star recognition.
Senior actor Nauman ijaz posted a picture of himself on the photo and video sharing app Instagram. In which he looks happy and mocked the actors in the caption.
Since yesterday, Nauman Ejaz’s post has been seen by thousands of fans, in which he was told, “You are the shining star of Pakistan”.
It is noteworthy that on March 23, President Asif Ali Zardari awarded civil honors to those who have rendered outstanding services in health, education, literature, journalism and arts among other fields.
Actress Sajal Ali, artist Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, actor Jaggun Kazim and others were also given Sitara-e-Imtiaz.
Discover effective relief strategies and treatments to migraine pain.
If you’re among the millions worldwide grappling with migraine, know that relief is possible. It can be difficult to navigate a minefield of discomfort, uncertainty, and disturbance when you have migraines.
The pounding headaches, nausea, and light and sound sensitivity can severely limit everyday functioning and quality of life for persons with this neurological illness.
Understanding Migraine
Migraines aren’t just regular headaches; they’re intricate neurological disorders marked by strong, recurring headaches that frequently come with additional symptoms.
Although the precise etiology of migraines is still unknown, a number of factors, including genetic susceptibility, environmental triggers, hormone fluctuations, and neurological abnormalities, can lead to their occurrence.
Common Symptoms of Migraine
Headache that pulses or throbs, usually on one side
Light, sound, and odor sensitivity
vomiting and nausea
Visual anomalies, or auras
wooziness or dizziness
Knowing Your Triggers: Information Is Power
Knowing what triggers a migraine attack and preventing them is one of the keys to good migraine management. Although each person has different triggers, some typical offenders are as follows:
Dietary elements including processed foods, alcohol, caffeine, and artificial sweeteners
Changes in hormones, especially in women
Anxiety, tension, and emotional turmoil
Environmental elements include strong smells, bright lights, and weather fluctuations.
Irregular sleep patterns and sleep disturbances
By keeping a thorough migraine journal, you can identify your unique triggers and trends, enabling you to make well-informed lifestyle decisions and reduce your chance of suffering from incapacitating migraines.
Lifestyle Adjustments: Preventative and Corrective Measures
Even though migraines might not always be avoidable, making the following lifestyle changes might greatly lessen how frequently and how severe they occur:
Make Sleep a Priority
Establish a consistent sleep schedule and aim for 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night. Create a relaxing bedtime routine, minimize screen time, and ensure your bedroom is conducive to restful sleep.
Keep Up a Nutritional Diet
Make a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains and low in processed foods, coffee, alcohol, and artificial additives. To stay hydrated, sip lots of water throughout the day.
Control Your Stress
Engage in stress-relieving activities like yoga, gradual muscle relaxation, mindfulness meditation, and deep breathing exercises. Give priority to self-care pursuits that enhance emotional stability and relaxation.
Work Out Frequently
Spend at least 30 minutes a day, most days of the week, doing moderate aerobic exercise like swimming, cycling, or walking. Exercise helps to relieve tension and stress by releasing endorphins, which are naturally occurring painkillers.
Prevent Environmental Triggers
Determine environmental triggers, such as bright lights, loud noises, strong odors, and extreme temperatures, and reduce your exposure to them. When it’s noisy outside, put on sunglasses, adjust the illumination indoors, and use earplugs.
Treatment Options: Complementary Therapies and Drugs
Apart from alterations in lifestyle, there exist diverse therapy alternatives to handle migraines and alleviate acute episodes:
Over-the-Counter Drugs
When used at the beginning of an attack, over-the-counter pain medications including aspirin, acetaminophen, and ibuprofen can help reduce mild to moderate migraine symptoms. Additionally useful are combination drugs that contain acetaminophen, aspirin, and caffeine.
Prescription Drugs
Your doctor may recommend triptans, ergotamines, or anti-nausea medications for severe or recurrent migraines in order to treat the symptoms and stop more episodes. In addition, people with persistent or incapacitating migraines may be prescribed preventive drugs including beta-blockers, CGRP inhibitors, antidepressants, or anticonvulsants.
Alternative Medical Interventions
Acupuncture, biofeedback, chiropractic adjustments, and herbal supplements are a few complementary and alternative therapies that some migraine sufferers find effective in relieving their pain. While further research is needed to confirm their efficacy, many individuals find these techniques beneficial when included in a whole migraine treatment plan.
Conclusion
Although having migraines poses special difficulties, it doesn’t have to take over your life. You may lessen the effects of migraines and regain your vitality and well-being by being proactive in identifying triggers, establishing healthy lifestyle practices, and investigating efficient treatment choices.
Remind yourself that you are not alone on this road and ask for advice, understanding, and encouragement from loved ones, support groups, and medical professionals. You may overcome the trials and tribulations of migraines and come out stronger on the other side if you have perseverance, dedication, and the appropriate resources at your disposal.
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