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An artificial intelligence (AI) company called xAI is creating a chatbot with features suitable for children. The company, founded by industrialist Elon Musk, will develop this application for young users based on its original Grok application.
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August 16, 2025
- An artificial intelligence (AI) company called xAI is creating a chatbot with features suitable for children. The company, founded by industrialist Elon Musk, will develop this application for young users based on its original Grok application.
- Called ‘Baby Grok’, the AI application will feature interactive and engaging content for children while also ensuring a safe and knowledge-focussed experience.
- The application is designed to protect children in the online environment by integrating numerous features, including parental controls.
- It will offer child-friendly responses, making interactions fun. The company is yet to disclose more details about the application and its date of release.
ACTIVITY: Design a Chatbot
Draw your own chatbot and list the special features you would include in it.
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Researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA, have developed a tiny pill that can provide information about the gastrointestinal tract with ease.
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August 16, 2025
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA, have developed a tiny pill that can provide information about the gastrointestinal tract with ease. This capsule, called ‘PillTrek’, has a length of 25mm and a diameter of 7mm and can move seamlessly through the digestive system after being swallowed. This capsule comprises sensors that can monitor hormones, pH levels and other biomarkers, providing medical professionals with important information in real time. Researchers are working on further developments, including reducing the pill’s size.
DID YOU KNOW?
Your gut health can affect your mood.
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The construction of Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah Tower has recommenced after almost seven years, renewing its potential to emerge as one of the world’s most popular tourist attractions.
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August 16, 2025
The construction of Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah Tower has recommenced after almost seven years, renewing its potential to emerge as one of the world’s most popular tourist attractions. The tower is expected to stand at a height of more than 1,000mts, exceeding the height of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, which is the world’s tallest building currently. This structure, being built at a cost of $2.6 billion, is expected to be completed by the year 2028. It will include commercial areas, residential areas and numerous other facilities.
DID YOU KNOW?
Camel racing is a traditionally and culturally significant sport in Saudi Arabia.
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Scientists have found radio signals emerging from beneath the icy surface of Antarctica, a phenomenon they find strange.
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July 16, 2025
Scientists have found radio signals emerging from beneath the icy surface of Antarctica, a phenomenon they find strange. These signals were detected with the help of the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA), an instrument that comprises a balloon soaring above Antarctica fitted with equipment. It is used to track radio emissions that emerge due to the interaction of cosmic rays or neutrinos in the atmosphere or ice. However, the signals detected appear to be coming from underneath the ice surface instead of space. Scientists believe they could be the result of undiscovered interactions or unknown particles and are still studying them.
DID YOU KNOW?
Antarctica is the only continent with no countries.
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A British artist named Stuart Semple has designed unique 3D-printed flowers that have been showcased in Jersey Zoo, UK.
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July 16, 2025
A British artist named Stuart Semple has designed unique 3D-printed flowers that have been showcased in Jersey Zoo, UK. This installation, called ‘Bloom’, comprises 5,000 flowers and is available for public viewing till the end of September. Semple used a bio-resin composed of plant matter and castor oil to create these flowers. The flowers were painted with Lit, a pigment developed by Semple, that causes them to glow in the dark. This initiative was undertaken to commemorate the 100th birthday of Gerald Durrell, a renowned conservationist.
Watch this video to learn more about Gerald Durrell
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Abu Dhabi plans to introduce Aion Sentia, the first artificial intelligence (AI) cognitive city in the world, by 2027.
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July 01, 2025
Abu Dhabi plans to introduce Aion Sentia, the first artificial intelligence (AI) cognitive city in the world, by 2027. This city will be designed to evolve according to the habits and needs of its residents. It will employ AI to provide residents with facilities that improve energy efficiency, public transport and healthcare. Residents of the city will have easy access to services through an AI-powered mobile application called MAIA. MAIA will be capable of providing users with suggestions, such as dining options and energy-saving tips, based on their preferences. This will enrich the residents’ quality of life.
DID YOU KNOW
Abu Dhabi covers 84% of the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) land and its coastline stretches 700kms. It is UAE’s largest emirate.
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Researchers at the Cambridge University Library, England, discovered a manuscript with stories about King Arthur and Merlin, which had been used as a book cover.
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June 16, 2025
Researchers at the Cambridge University Library, England, discovered a manuscript with stories about King Arthur and Merlin, which had been used as a book cover. This manuscript was part of the binding of a book from the 1500s that contained property records and had been overlooked for centuries. The manuscript comprises episodes from the story of King Arthur called ‘Suite Vulgate du Merlin’. To view the story without destroying the book and the delicate cover, scientists used numerous techniques including carrying out computed tomography (CT) scans. This helped them create a digital version of the cover, which they were able to read.
DID YOU KNOW?
Though the stories of King Arthur are an important part of British literature, historians aren’t sure if the character was inspired by a real person.
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A designer named Juyong Shim made use of waste and unused speaker parts to create furniture and other objects.
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June 01, 2025
A designer named Juyong Shim made use of waste and unused speaker parts to create furniture and other objects. The designer’s ‘Horn Series’, which included a table, shelves, a stool and a trolley, was part of Milan Design Week 2025. The series also includes a product that serves as both a lamp and a table. Shim integrated other elements with parts of speakers to create these objects. Through his creations, he demonstrates how waste objects can be redesigned for practical uses.
DID YOU KNOW?
Repurposing not only helps reuse objects, but also conserves water, trees and other resources.
ACTIVITY: Reduce. Reuse. Recycle
If you could upcycle something from your room, what would you create out of it?
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A huge power outage affected parts of Europe including Portugal, Belgium, Spain and some areas of France on April 28.
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June 01, 2025
A huge power outage affected parts of Europe including Portugal, Belgium, Spain and some areas of France on April 28. The outage impacted communication services, transportation services, hospitals and other systems, bringing the lives of millions of people to a halt. While the exact cause of the outage is unknown, experts link it to an interconnector fault. Temperature changes due to an unusual atmospheric event are another possible reason being considered for the outage. Officials took prompt action to bring back electricity, however, achieving full recovery required about a week.
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Egypt is investing $51 million to transform the tourism experience at the Giza Plateau, home to the iconic Pyramids of Giza.
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June 01, 2025
Egypt is investing $51 million to transform the tourism experience at the Giza Plateau, home to the iconic Pyramids of Giza. The project, led by Orascom Pyramids Entertainment, aims to tackle long-standing problems such as animal mistreatment, overcrowding and unregulated street vendors that have marred the visitor experience. Key improvements include enhanced animal protection measures, the renovation of select tombs, relocating vendors to designated zones and introducing 45 electric buses to ease transportation. The initiative seeks to preserve the historic site while restoring its appeal as a world class tourist destination.
DID YOU KNOW?
The Giza pyramids were built around 4,500 years ago.
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