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  OpenAI is preparing to unveil its very own web browser — an AI-powered platform poised to compete directly with Google Chrome, according to multiple sources familiar with the development. The release is expected within the next few weeks and could disrupt the current browser market in significant ways . The upcoming browser will harness artificial intelligence to reshape the way users interact with the web. Unlike traditional browsers, this one will integrate features similar to ChatGPT’s conversational interface, allowing users to perform tasks and gather information without needing to navigate away to other websites. In essence, it may turn browsing into more of a dialogue than a click-through experience.                              Photo : ChatGPT If even a portion of ChatGPT’s 500 million weekly users adopt OpenAI’s browser, it could threaten one of Google’s most valuable assets — the user data pipe...

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Where Is Xi Jinping? China's President Missing From Public View Over the past few weeks, an unusual silence from China’s top leader, Xi Jinping, has sparked a wave of speculation across the world. Questions like “Is Xi Jinping missing?” have flooded social media platforms and discussion forums after the Chinese President failed to appear at the BRICS summit in Brazil on July 6–7 — a major global event where his presence was expected. Instead, Chinese Premier Li Qiang represented the country, citing "scheduling conflicts" as the official reason for Xi’s absence. Photo : Collected For many observers, this explanation felt vague. In a country like China, where leadership optics are carefully managed and symbolic appearances matter greatly, Xi skipping such a summit raised eyebrows. Adding to the mystery, Xi hasn't been seen in any live public appearances since June 24, when he met with Singapore’s Prime Minister. State media did release photos of him on July 7,...