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Major Earthquake Hits Colombia: Buildings Collapse, Rescue Efforts Underway in Multiple Cities
A powerful earthquake struck Colombia, causing significant damage in several cities including Bogota, Quibdó, and Cali, with buildings collapsing and residents trapped. Authorities are coordinating rescue efforts, while ongoing assessments continue to evaluate the full impact as officials urge public cooperation and support.
50 Cent is set to executive produce a Payday TV series, aiming to inject new life into the heist genre with Starbreeze Entertainment and Vice Studio. Details on the release date and network are still under wraps, as the project seeks to adapt the cooperative gameplay experience and lore of the Payday franchise to the screen.
A New York judge temporarily halted the city's pied-à-terre tax enforcement following a lawsuit from homeowners alleging errors in tax roll identification. The pause affects second-home surcharges and extends exemption application deadlines, while City Hall plans to appeal the ruling.
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Paytm Payments Services Limited has integrated its Payment Gateway with Anthropic's Claude via MCP Connector to enhance AI-enabled payment workflows. This move aims to streamline operations for entrepreneurs and support teams, though details on potential costs remain undisclosed.
Novo Nordisk and AWS have launched a strategic partnership to accelerate drug discovery using AI and cloud technologies, with AWS serving as the preferred cloud provider. This collaboration aims to speed up medicine development and enhance data handling across therapeutic areas, despite challenges in Novo Nordisk's pipeline.
NUS is set to integrate OpenAI tools, including ChatGPT Edu, into select courses by August 31, 2026, aiming for a comprehensive AI fluency across its curriculum. The initiative, reflecting a regional trend, includes developing in-house AI tools and partnerships, ensuring privacy and practicality in AI applications.
Japan is set to deploy advanced AI in its cyber defense strategy to counteract threats from models like Anthropic's Claude Mythos. National Cyber Director Yoichi Iida emphasizes the critical need to balance automation with human oversight in defense measures, as Japan moves towards enabling active cyber defense from October 1.
Harbor Deploy has launched as a legal-native AI deployment practice, aiming to address the unique needs of the legal industry, such as governance and confidentiality, with a platform-neutral approach. This move counters the push by major LLM players like OpenAI and Microsoft into AI deployment, highlighting a market shift towards specialized AI solutions for specific sectors.














