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March 3, 2026

Next-Generation Hyperspectral Cameras: Seeing Livings, Non-livings and Their Composition

In a world filled with digital images—from smartphone photos to satellite maps, what we see is often just a small part of reality. Most cameras, including those in our phones, only capture visible red, green, and blue (RGB) light. However, a new imaging technology called hyperspectral...

February 28, 2026

UN Establishes First Global AI Safety Panel to Guide Artificial Intelligence Governance Worldwide

As artificial intelligence continues to transform our lives, the United Nations has established a groundbreaking global scientific panel to guide AI governance worldwide, highlighting its critical role in shaping the future of technology. On September 2, 2025, the UN...

February 26, 2026

Humane AI Movement: Why the World Must Step Back, Think, and Act

The world is entering a remarkable era in technological history. Powerful artificial intelligence systems that learn, predict, and increasingly make decisions are progressing rapidly, leaving lawmakers, workers, and everyday people struggling to keep up. At a recent event at Stanford University,...

February 26, 2026

Hunarnama Achieves International ISSN Status, Advancing Pakistan’s Education and Skills Discourse

HunarNama, the online English-language magazine dedicated to emerging technologies and future-ready skills, has achieved a significant milestone for Pakistan’s developing skills and vocational education landscape by officially receiving its International Standard Serial Number: ISSN...

February 24, 2026

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Food Security

As artificial intelligence transforms work and wealth, an urgent question goes unanswered: How will humanity be fed in a world where most people no longer earn a living? In essays about the future of artificial intelligence, one idea keeps reappearing: machines will soon...

February 23, 2026

MIT Technology Review Insights Report Describes the Cultural Foundations of AI Adoption

Artificial intelligence is often described as a technological revolution fueled by increasingly advanced algorithms, growing datasets, and immense computational power. However, new evidence indicates that the most important change linked to AI might not be technical but cultural. A recent MIT...

February 22, 2026

Will Robot Scientists Replace Human Scholars? The Debate That’s Reshaping Research

In the rapidly changing world of 21st-century science, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming not just tools but the entire scientific process. The latest advances in “robot scientists” and self-driving laboratories indicate a major shift in how research is...

February 21, 2026

USP Commemorates International Mother Language Day 2026

Today, the world observes International Mother Language Day each year on February 21 to celebrate the power of language, culture, and belonging. What started as a tribute to brave students in 1952 who fought for the right to speak their mother tongue has evolved into a global movement supporting...

February 21, 2026

AI Confusion in Mental Health Advice: The Debate Over Google’s Overviews

Mind, one of the largest mental health charities in England and Wales, has launched a pioneering year-long inquiry into how AI is shaping public understanding of mental health, following a Guardian investigation that found Google’s AI-generated summaries sometimes give misleading advice...

February 20, 2026

Mr. Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani Appointed President of Pakistan Hockey Federation

Mr. Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani, Federal Secretary at the Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination, has been appointed as the President of the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) on an ad hoc basis, marking a new chapter in hockey governance and reform in Pakistan. Mr. Wani’s...

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