As we continue to advance the field of artificial intelligence, a growing concern is emerging among experts: the increasing opacity of AI decision-making processes. This phenomenon, where AI models abandon human-interpretable language in favour of unintelligible shortcuts, poses a significant threat to our ability to understand and control these systems. …
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Every Christmas in Trinidad and Tobago brings familiar sights and scents. Houses glow with lights, parang fills the air and kitchens begin the long but joyful work of preparing the season’s most treasured dish. Ham remains the centrepiece of the Christmas table across the country. Families look forward to carving …
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The turning point in a century old story Rolex has spent decades cultivating an image rooted in precision, endurance and stable financial value. For a generation of collectors and first time buyers, that image seemed unshakeable. Demand soared, waiting lists grew and pre owned prices reached heights that would have …
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Shifting ground in digital discovery Many businesses blame weak demand or poor timing when sales fall short, but the real obstacles often sit upstream in the customer journey. Digital discovery has changed beyond recognition in the past three years. Brands that once relied on high intent search traffic now find …
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A festive upgrade to your morning ritual Coffee is a daily anchor for millions of people, especially when the season is filled with activity, celebration and long to-do lists. Many love the familiar aroma, warmth and comfort of a morning cup yet feel tired of the jitters, digestive discomfort and …
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The rise of a vision that never intended to survive When Saudi Arabia announced NEOM in 2017, the world was told it would become a revolutionary smart city rising from the desert. It would be a 170-kilometre urban corridor known as The Line, powered by renewable energy, governed by advanced …
Read More »How to bake the perfect turkey
A brine that sets the tone A well-baked turkey begins long before the oven warms. The foundation of a tender, flavourful bird is a proper brine. In a large pot add about three litres of water, then fold in two cups of salt, two cups of apple cider vinegar, a …
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A new chapter for a bold kitchen brand Flavortown Ceramic Cookware has arrived as the latest addition to the growing cookware line created by chef and television icon Guy Fieri. The launch introduces a vibrant, mineral-based ceramic collection that supports healthy cooking, fast heat control and straightforward cleaning, while keeping …
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Why safer homes matter A home holds a lifetime of memories. It is where families celebrate milestones, recover from illness and support each other during hardship. Many older adults want to remain in familiar surroundings for as long as possible. Studies from AARP show a clear preference for ageing in …
Read More »The ultimate global Christmas food guide: 25 festive must-haves for a merry home
Savour the season: Trending Christmas menus from around the world Christmas is not just a holiday; it is a global symphony of scents, traditions, and, most importantly, spectacular food. While the core of the celebration remains the same, gathering with loved ones, the festive table is a vibrant tapestry woven …
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