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60 per cent children at risk of digital addiction: Survey

Science News: NEW DELHI: A new survey has revealed that about 60 per cent of children between the age of 5-16 years exhibit behaviours indicative of potential digit.

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Eight questions you should ask after a cancer diagnosis

It can be difficult to talk about cancer but unfortunately rates of most cancers are on the rise with 1 in 2 of us developing cancer in our lifetime and it’s...

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Talking Business

of the stock market. but you are investing heavily in tools to combat financial crime, of which ai is a huge part. we provide market technology to exchanges all over the world. we actually are working with some of the banks in the uk and others is they're looking at how do they leverage the benefit of pooling data the right way to and then leveraging al to root out those criminal behaviours. i just want to give you one example. so a human trafficker, they behave differently in the financial system in terms of how they use the banks to transact their business versus someone who is a terrorist financer or someone who's an elderly abuser, you know, using it to commit fraud. 0ur models essentially are very accustomed to each of those different topologies, those different behaviors, of those different topologies, those different behaviours, so that we can use predictive capabilities to say, is this person likely a criminal actor based on patterns and practices of behaviour? i mean, you're leaning heavily on technology to root out financial crime. but isn't the problem that criminals are also using technology? yeah, they sure are. and they are very adaptable. and they're i don't like to call them smart, but i do call them clever. right. so, i mean, they're really, really sophisticated in how

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Talking Business

so that gives us an opportunity to distil down information that we can then use to make investment decisions. but it also allows us to distil that information for better risk management decisions. so nasdaq, we have three key pillars of what we're doing, and all of them have the opportunity to benefit from ai. we have our liquidity pillar where we try to drive more liquidity through our technology, our markets and the market technology we serve. then we have our transparency pillar around serving corporates and investors with tools, allow them to navigate the capital markets and they're just a massive data opportunity. and then we also have our integrity pillar and that's our anti financial crime suite, a regtech suite that's helping with risk management. and there we are very advanced in using al to root out criminal behaviours and then make the workflows around the reporting on that much more efficient. with gen ai. i mean, this is a fascinating thing. i think people hear the word nasdaq, they think

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Talking Business

so that gives us an opportunity to distill down information that we can then use to make investment decisions. but it also allows us to distill that information for better risk management decisions. so nasdaq, we have three key pillars of what we're doing, and all of them have the opportunity to benefit from al. we have our liquidity pillar where we try to drive more liquidity through our technology, our markets and the market technology we serve. then we have our transparency pillar around serving corporates and investors with tools, allow them to navigate the capital markets and they're just a massive data opportunity. and then we also have our integrity pillar and that's our anti financial crime suite, our regtech suite that's helping with risk management. and there we are very advanced in using al to root out criminal behaviours and then make the workflows around the reporting on that much more efficient. on that much more efficient with gen ai. i mean, this is a fascinating thing. i think people hear the word nasdaq, they think of the stock market. but you are investing heavily in tools to combat financial crime, of which ai is a huge part. we provide market technology

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Talking Business

to exchanges all over the world. we actually are working with some of the banks in the uk and others is they're looking at how do they leverage the benefit of pooling data the right way and then leveraging al to root out those criminal behaviours. ijust want to give you one example. so a human trafficker, they behave differently in the financial system in terms of how they use the banks to transact their business versus someone who is a terrorist financer or someone who's an elderly abuser, you know, using it to commit fraud. 0ur models essentially are very custom to each of those different topologies, those different behaviors, those different behaviours, so that we can use predictive capabilities to say, is this person likely a criminal actor based on patterns and practices of behavior? and practices of behaviour? i mean, you're leaning heavily on technology to root out financial crime. but isn't the problem that criminals are also using technology? yeah, they sure are. and they are very adaptable. and they're, i don't like to call them smart, but i do call them clever. right. so, i mean, they're really, really sophisticated in how they leverage the financial system to perpetrate their crimes.

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The Context

which will exonerate everyone, including those who might have been guilty of fraud. instead of an unjustified convictions, it is likely that among them there will be unjust acquittals. which raises important issues of constitutional principle. so lets get a view on that. let's speak to richard moorhead, a professor of law and ethics at exeter university, who has dedicated his research to the legal failings around the post office scandal. good to have you on the programme. can you think of a precedent like this where the government, en masse, has quashed convictions and gone around the courts?— has quashed convictions and gone around the courts? know i think this is a totally unique _ around the courts? know i think this is a totally unique situation. - around the courts? know i think this is a totally unique situation. the - is a totally unique situation. the post office, through their behaviours and investigations and prosecutions stretching back 20 years, have put the government in the courts in a invidious position. they have chosen this process and the way of solving the problem and i think it probably is the only solution that will tackle the injustice for the hundreds of people affected. but injustice for the hundreds of people affected. �* , ., ., ., affected. but you will have heard the law lord's _

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Sportsday

clearly— them and feel that's acceptable but clearly it's — them and feel that's acceptable but clearly it's not. we felt it was time — clearly it's not. we felt it was time to— clearly it's not. we felt it was time to increase our sanctions to remind _ time to increase our sanctions to remind people of what's expected. everyone _ remind people of what's expected. everyone will ever read of wayne barnes as he stepped down and talked about abuse. everyone knows tom foley is currently on a break. these are big high profile names in refereeing. how deep is this issue and how much were those two high profile names a catalyst for this? we've gotjust under 2000 clubs in the game — we've gotjust under 2000 clubs in the game. we've got lots of pitches happening — the game. we've got lots of pitches happening at every level all across country _ happening at every level all across country and also from and a great game _ country and also from and a great game. while the cases involving tom and wayne _ game. while the cases involving tom and wayne have highlighted the issues _ and wayne have highlighted the issues in — and wayne have highlighted the issues in professional referees a lot is— issues in professional referees a lot is aimed at the community game. the people _ lot is aimed at the community game. the people that give up their time to do— the people that give up their time to do this — the people that give up their time to do this. but wayne and tom have done _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is raise — to do this. but wayne and tom have done is raise it, the profile of some — done is raise it, the profile of some of— done is raise it, the profile of some of the unacceptable behaviours they face _ some of the unacceptable behaviours they face. and it's given us an opportunity to act on it as well. sarah, — opportunity to act on it as well. sarah, when this issue was discussed

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Prostate cancer battle: Barriers to men's health in Kenya

Late detection not only diminishes survival prospects but also escalates treatment costs

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Letters: Smoking decision 'short-sighted'; freedom of expression; AT and media funding

The coalition Government’s proposal to repeal the stop- smoking legislation is undeniably a short-sighted decision. Young individuals, and even some older...

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