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What's New Today: Delhi Govt. PSU Seeks Engineers with GATE Score
Fast-Track Insights: Bitcoin ETFs Get a Boost as Google Opens Up to Crypto Ads
X, a social networking website, has restricted searches for Taylor Swift after explicit AI-generated photographs of the singer surfaced.
Joe Benarroch, X's head of business operations, told the BBC that it was a "temporary action" to emphasise safety.
When you search for Swift on the website, a warning displays those states, "Something went wrong. Try reloading."
Fake violent photographs of the singer were posted on the site earlier this week.
The Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (DSIIDC), a public sector project of the Delhi Government, is now seeking applications for assistant executive engineer posts. The deadline for application submission is February 29. Individuals who are interested and eligible can apply online at the official website. The recruiting effort intends to fill ten empty positions: eight for assistant executive engineer (Civil) and two for assistant executive engineer (Electrical).
On Monday, January 29, Google will amend its regulations to enable certain bitcoin items to be marketed on major search engines. Bitcoin (BTC) costs US$42,228. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) appear to fit the criterion, fueling speculation in the cryptocurrency market. In December 2023, Cointelegraph reported that Google's cryptocurrency and related marketing policy will be amended on January 29 to allow advertisements from "advertisers offering Cryptocurrency Coin Trust targeting the United States."
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