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Jumping out of a plane at 14,000 feet with six other people from different parts of the world was an amazing experience. The rush of wind on my face and the fast fall towards the earth gave me a huge thrill. It was great to share this adventure with a group of strangers who quickly felt like friends. Being safely attached to my instructor, I felt both scared and free at the same time. When the parachute opened, everything slowed down, and I could enjoy the incredible view below. Floating gently towards the ground, I had time to think about the unique bond formed with my fellow skydivers and the unforgettable mix of fear, joy, and beauty that made this skydiving adventure so special. Skydiving taught me a few important things. I learned to trust my instructor completely for safety. It also helped me face my fears and try new things. Staying calm and patient was key, especially when waiting for the parachute to open. Lastly, I learned to enjoy the moment, as every second of the dive was ...

Working with Think Sharp Foundation to teach financial literacy to government school students in Maharashtra was an amazing experience. We taught kids about managing their money, the importance of saving, and how to open a bank account. It was inspiring to see their enthusiasm and eagerness to learn. We used simple examples to explain concepts, and the students quickly understood them. Watching them appreciate the value of financial knowledge was incredibly rewarding. This experience made me realize how important it is to give young minds these skills to help them build a better future. The students asked lots of questions, showing their curiosity and desire to improve their lives. We also had fun activities where they could share their thoughts and ideas, making the learning process more engaging. Overall, it was a fulfilling journey that showed me the power of education and the potential of these bright young minds.

  It all started a long time ago, in the 19th century, when clever people like Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace had really smart ideas about making machines that could do complicated math. They called these machines the "Difference Engine" and the "Analytical Engine." But it wasn't until around World War II that things really started to take off. The war made people realize they needed machines that could do math really fast to help with important things like planning battles and decoding secret messages. In 1941, a guy named Konrad Zuse made what many people think was the first real computer. It was called the Z3, and although it was big and clunky, it could do math without people having to do it by hand. Then, in 1946, another big moment happened when a super-smart machine called ENIAC was born. It was huge and filled up an entire room, but it was super fast at doing math. After that, things started getting smaller and faster. In 1947, someone invented somethi...

  OpenAI, which also developed ChatGPT and the text-to-image technology DALL·E, debuted Sora on 15 February, announcing that it was making the technology available to red teamers to assess critical areas for harms or risks. Sora isn’t the first example of text-to-video technology; others include Gen-2, produced by Runway in New York City and released last year, and the Google-led Lumiere, announced in January . Misinformation is a major challenge for these text-to-video technologies. Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk, along with over 1,000 other tech leaders, urged in a 2023 open letter  t o put a pause  on large AI experiments, citing that the technology can “pose profound risks to society and humanity Some of the major threats of AI : Automation-spurred job loss Deepfakes Privacy violations Algorithmic bias caused by bad data Socioeconomic inequality Market volatility Weapons automatization Uncontrollable self-aware AI While artificial intelligence has many drawbacks, ...

  SCHOOL NAME : SGVP INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL THEME OF THE CARNIVAL :  Amdavad - The World Heritage City School carnival is one of the fests which is organized by the collaboration of teachers, Children, and staff of the school.  It can also be called the break to the student from the academic studies and routine. Every school organizes a school carnival once during the year. Some of the schools arrange this carnival for a special cause while others organize the event for fun and break. This event involves the efforts of teachers and children to make it a successful one. Arrangement of the school carnival requires proper planning and better execution. My school also organizes a carnival in the month of January. People in the nearby areas of the school are invited. Our parents are specially invited to attend the carnival. There are many stalls set up by the student and teachers of all sections. The stalls are lined up according to different classes. There are food stalls and g...

T he  International Cricket Council  ( ICC ) is the global governing body  of cricket . It was founded as the  Imperial Cricket Conference  in 1909 by representatives from Australia, England, and South Africa. It was renamed as the  International Cricket Conference  in 1965 and adopted its current name in 1987. The ICC has its headquarters in Dubai , United Arab Emirates. Rules followed By ICC to ensure fair play : The International Cricket Council oversees playing conditions, bowling reviews, and other ICC regulations. The ICC does not have copyright to the Law of cricket : only the MCC may change the Laws, though this is usually done in consultation with the game's global governing body. The ICC maintains a set of playing conditions for international cricket which make slight amendments to the Laws. They also have a "Code of Conduct"  to which teams and players in international matches are required to adhere. Where breaches of this code occur th...