Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    NOTEBOOK

    Govt raises price cap for electronic devices to Rs 1.8 lakh for officers; personal retention rights after 4 yrs

    The Centre has raised the purchase ceiling for laptops, tablets and similar devices for eligible government officers to ₹1.5 lakh plus taxes, or ₹1.8 lakh for devices with more than 40% Make-in-India content. Officers in Pay Level 12 and above will be eligible, while departments can extend coverage to some lower pay levels, and employees may retain the devices after four years of use.

    Scorpio New Moon opens a smoother week for 5 zodiac signs: Here’s what could change by November 15

    The Scorpio New Moon opens a week that could bring some welcome breathing room for five zodiac signs. With Mercury and Venus turning direct, the forecast favors picking up stalled conversations and unfinished plans.

    Google turns off AI for schoolchildren by default

    Google has said it will switch off its AI tools for schoolchildren by default, after drawing criticism for pushing artificial intelligence features to students while schools are still debating how the technology should be used in classrooms. The feature was switched on by default for students at schools that had already enabled Gemini.

    Digital brands, premium FMCG to drive ITC's growth ambitions

    Amid challenges in its cigarettes business, ITC is focusing on expanding its non-cigarette offerings. The FMCG segment has shown significant growth, leading to an improved product mix and margins. Digital-first brands such as Yoga Bar and Prasuma have also reported strong revenue increases. The paperboard and agri businesses are benefiting from rising demand and exports of value-added products.

    Google hands schools the AI switch as learning concerns grow

    Google plans to restrict access to its AI tools for K-12 students, pending administrator approval. This change follows feedback aimed at enhancing control over classroom AI usage. The company is also expanding its Guided Learning feature, which helps students solve problems systematically. Research shows mixed results regarding AI's impact on student performance and learning outcomes.

    How Students Can Use AI to Study Smarter Without Letting AI Do the Thinking for Them

    Join the Winter Cohort of the AI Bootcamp for Students by Times of India, where learners will harness cutting-edge AI tools like Claude, Gemini, and NotebookLM. This program aims to transform education by empowering students to explore difficult concepts and craft customized learning materials. Participants will also learn to sharpen their questioning abilities, design interactive review content, and strengthen their overall study habits.

    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP