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 Beaten Zverev Says Melbourne Champion Sinner 'Like Prime Novak Jannik Sinner Compared to Prime Djokovic After Dominating Alexander Zverev in Australian Open Final Alexander Zverev heaped praise on Jannik Sinner after suffering a decisive defeat in the Australian Open final on Sunday. The German remarked that Sinner is playing at a level comparable to Novak Djokovic at his peak, even suggesting the Italian is on "a different universe" in the current tennis landscape. Top-ranked Sinner, just 23 years old, secured his third Grand Slam title with a commanding 6-3, 7-6 (7/4), 6-3 win over second-seeded Zverev. Having already claimed the US Open title, Sinner’s dominance in Melbourne solidifies his position as one of the most formidable players on the tour. Zverev admitted he struggled against Sinner's relentless game, saying, "He's very, very similar to Novak when he was at his best. They rarely make mistakes and force you to overhit just to stay in the rally....

ChatGPT Down: Explained and Rewritten ChatGPT, the widely popular AI chat app, experienced a sudden outage, leaving users unable to access the platform. Visitors to the website encountered an error page instead of the usual chat interface, and the issue also affected official apps and third-party integrations. What Happened? OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, reported “elevated error rates” on its official status page and confirmed that it was investigating the issue. The outage began around noon UK time (7 am Eastern), as reported by tracking website Down Detector, which logged a significant spike in complaints. User Reactions The outage caused frustration among users who rely on ChatGPT for work or study. Many turned to social media to express their struggles: One user on X (formerly Twitter) joked, "ChatGPT down in the middle of the workday, I’m about to get fired. Pray for me!" Others shared their frustration about being unable to use the AI for tasks like coding or writi...

Trump orders end of government DEI programs, LGBT protections Donald Trump, the former U.S. President, has recently repealed numerous executive orders from his predecessor, Joe Biden, that supported LGBTQ+ equality. He also issued new orders mandating only two genders and ending federal diversity programs, a move that solidifies his break with what he refers to as “woke” culture. During his campaign, Trump criticized diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in the federal government and corporate sectors, claiming they discriminated against white people, particularly white men. One of his new executive orders condemned the Biden administration for implementing what he described as "illegal and immoral discrimination programs" under the guise of DEI. These programs, he argued, were embedded in various aspects of the federal government, from military operations to airline safety. Trump also targeted gender diversity, particularly transgender people, focusing on transgend...

Trump announces a $500 billion AI infrastructure investment in the US On Tuesday, three major technology companies revealed plans to form a new entity named Stargate, aimed at expanding artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in the United States. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank, and Larry Ellison, Chairman of Oracle, gathered at the White House alongside President Donald Trump to announce the initiative, which Trump described as the “largest AI infrastructure project in history.” The companies will initially invest $100 billion into the project, with the intention of potentially contributing up to $500 billion in the future. Trump also stated that the endeavor is expected to create 100,000 jobs across the U.S. Stargate’s mission is to construct both physical and virtual infrastructure necessary to power the next generation of AI. This includes the establishment of data centers nationwide. Ellison shared that the group’s first data center, covering 1 milli...

Musk's hand gesture during Trump inauguration festivities draws scrutiny WASHINGTON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Billionaire Elon Musk’s hand gesture during his speech at the celebration of President Donald Trump’s inauguration sparked online comparisons to a Nazi salute. However, a leading antisemitism watchdog argued that it appeared to be a moment of enthusiasm rather than a salute with any sinister intent. Musk swiftly dismissed the criticism, calling it a “tired” attack. Appearing at the Capital One Arena in Washington, Musk received a warm reception, with the crowd cheering loudly as he pumped his arms and shouted, “Yesssss.” “This was no ordinary victory. This was a fork in the road of human civilization,” Musk said. “This one really mattered. Thank you for making it happen! Thank you.” Biting his lip, Musk thumped his right hand over his heart, fingers spread wide, before extending his right arm at an upward angle, palm facing down and fingers together. He repeated this gesture tow...

  TikTok is back online but its ultimate fate in America still lies in Trump’s hands TikTok restored access for American users on Sunday afternoon, following a dramatic 14-hour period when the app had temporarily gone offline. The social media platform thanked former President Donald Trump for playing a role in bringing it back, after he vowed to delay the enforcement of a law that would have required TikTok to sever ties with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban starting Sunday. Trump, in a Truth Social post on Sunday, said he would sign an executive order on Monday to delay the law’s restrictions, ensuring that a deal could be made to address national security concerns. He also assured that TikTok's technology partners—such as Apple, Google, and Oracle—would not face penalties for continuing to support the app until the order was signed. "We appreciate President Trump’s clarification and assurance, which allowed us to restore service to our American users,...