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lodigame 1 ph ( MENAFN - Gulf Times) Qatar participated in the fourth annual meeting of the Arab Public Prosecutors Association, which was held in the city of Neom in Saudi Arabia. The Public Prosecution delegation at the meeting was headed by First Attorney-General and Director of the Judicial Inspection Department Ibrahim Abdullah al-Qubaisi, with the participation of a number of deputy attorney generals. The meeting discussed a number of prominent topics, most notably the nature and objectives of artificial intelligence as well as its effects on achieving prompt justice and the validity of artificial intelligence in investigation procedures. It also presented the experiences of the participating countries, with the Public Prosecution of Qatar reviewing its pioneering experience in artificial intelligence, including the project targeting reports of money laundering and human trafficking using artificial intelligence. This aims to enhance the Public Prosecution's ability to accurately and effectively identify reports containing suspicion of money laundering using advanced technologies, in addition to the Public Prosecution's smart assistant project which provides immediate and accurate legal advice to all those dealing with the Public Prosecution, contributes to reducing the time required to obtain legal information and answer inquiries, and provides integrated legal services that include legal texts and analyses in an interactive manner. It is noteworthy that Qatar's Public Prosecution seeks, through adopting artificial intelligence technologies, to improve legal procedures, raise work efficiency, and achieve justice in a sophisticated and effective manner, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. MENAFN18122024000067011011ID1109009830 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.South Carolina has won six straight games, and one of the catalysts has been the improved free-throw shooting of Nick Pringle. When South Carolina (9-3) faces Presbyterian (7-7) in the final nonconference game for both teams on Monday in Columbia, S.C., the Gamecocks won't have to hold their breath when Pringle toes the line. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. As property values continue to outpace inflation, property taxes are taking a bigger bite out of homeowners’ wallets. A new analysis from Construction Coverage breaks down property tax rates by state, county, and city to reveal where homeowners have the greatest burden. Click for more. Where Are U.S. Property Taxes Highest and Lowest? A State, County, and City Analysis

TORONTO (AP) — The Utah Hockey Club said players were forced to walk to their game against the Maple Leafs after their bus got stuck in Toronto traffic Sunday night. The team posted a video on social media of team members walking to Scotiabank Arena, with player Maveric Lamoureux saying the bus was “not moving at all.” Several city streets had been closed during the day for the annual Santa Claus parade. The Maple Leafs earned their fourth consecutive win by defeating Utah 3-2. The viral incident prompted Ontario Premier Doug Ford to call the congestion “embarrassing” and “unacceptable,” highlighting his government’s plan to address the city’s gridlock through bike lane legislation. It wasn’t the first time a Toronto visitor had to ditch their vehicle to make it to an event on time. In June, former One Direction band member Niall Horan had to walk through traffic to get to his concert at Scotiabank Arena. ___ AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhlNU-Q launches new minor in AI and media

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WELLINGTON, New Zealand , Dec. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- WAISL is delighted to announce the launch of its Digital Twin-Powered Integrated Airport Predictive Operations Centre (APOC) at Hyderabad International Airport in India . The avant-garde solution was unveiled by the Honourable Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, who lauded the pioneering efforts of the Chairman and leadership of Rajiv Gandhi International Airport Hyderabad and their technology partners. This is India's first end-to-end fully integrated digital twin-powered APOC that covers the Terminal, Airside and Landside, integrating with over 40 modules and tracking more than 100 KPIs, capable of managing 40+ million passengers annually. WAISL's innovative APOC solution can significantly enhance the efficiency of New Zealand airports, reduce flight delays, and enhance passenger satisfaction. By integrating advanced technologies, the country's airports can effectively manage rising passenger volumes, improve revenue streams, and reduce operational expenditures, ensuring a seamless and efficient travel experience. This deployment ushers in a new era in airport operations, offering predictive, prescriptive, and simulative insights and a comprehensive 360-degree view of the entire airport ecosystem. The solution leverages next-generation technologies like Digital Twin, Cloud Computing, Computer Vision, AI/ML, video, and Data Analytics. WAISL had identified and established a key partnership with Kloudspot using their IoT technology for this solution. More recently, WAISL partnered with AWS to further evolve this solution and take it to other airport and transport clients globally. This was launched by AWS via press releases and at their prestigious Re-invent in Las Vegas a few weeks ago. "At WAISL, we are setting a new benchmark for airports worldwide. We don't just innovate; we transform the boundaries of what's possible. In the digital age, transformative impact stems not from technology alone but from its bold, strategic application to complex operational challenges," said Rishi Mehta , President & CEO of WAISL Ltd. WAISL's digital solution is designed to deliver significant business advantages for airports. It delivers real-time insights and an automated plan of the day that seamlessly integrates with all systems, predicts potential disruptions, analyses trends, and continuously learns from post-operative analysis for performance optimisation. " We want to clear the myth and quantify a real achievable business value and RoI to Airport Operators and CxOs who are in various stages of maturity with their APOC strategy. The WAISL digital APOC is one of the first to embrace Total Airport Management, Con-Ops, and IOT/AI/ML technology to drive end-to-end Digital Operations Transformation. This milestone underscores WAISL's commitment to being a preferred digital transformation and innovation partner for airports and the larger aviation and transport industry worldwide," said Preetham Kamesh , acting Global Chief Business Officer of WAISL Ltd. The business value for airport operations by deploying the solution is derived by enhancing capacity with existing infrastructure, optimising non-aero revenue streams, and lowering costs through improved operational efficiency. The solution empowers airports to handle surges in demand with predictive and prescriptive analytics, ultimately reducing flight delays and enhancing passenger satisfaction. It also provides a truly integrated experience that will fuel the next generation of airport operations, setting a new standard in the New Zealand aviation industry. About WAISL At WAISL, we design, implement and integrate technologies with a focus on operations and process efficiencies for airports, airlines, smart cities, energy and hospitality. Our solutions—spanning biometric systems, digital twins, integrated command and control centres, cyber security/sustainability suites, predictive data-driven insights, etc. — work together seamlessly to deliver more innovative, efficient, and intuitive experiences, elevating business outcomes. WAISL is the primary solutions partner for Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi , Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad , Manohar International Airport, Goa , Bhogapuram International Airport, Kannur International Airport, and Kuwait International Airport. We manage and service 135+ million passengers and 80+ airlines, integrating and deploying 2000+ applications vendor-agnostically in highly complex technology-converging ecosystems. This excellence in managed services delivered by WAISL has enabled our partner airports to be rated amongst the best-in-class service providers by Skytrax and ACI awards. Website: https://www.waisl.in SOURCE WAISLLast week, I traveled to Japan with a hardcover copy of Edward de Bono’s Letters to Thinkers: Further Thoughts on Lateral Thinking. Yet, it wasn’t this intriguing book that captivated my attention during the flight back from Osaka to Manila. Instead, it was a seemingly simple PG-rated movie, ”My Penguin Friend,” amidst an array of other enticing options—from Korean dramas to Hollywood classics. Despite initial skepticism, the movie moved me deeply, even causing me to shed a few tears openly. The film opens with breathtaking scenes of nature: thousands of penguins lining the beach, their synchronized movements mesmerizing as they prepare for an extraordinary journey. Triggered by an unseen cue, these penguins dive into the ocean, embarking on their annual migration from Ilha Grande, Brazil, to Patagonia, Argentina. This awe-inspiring spectacle sets the tone for a story that transcends species and highlights themes of loyalty, gratitude, and resilience. The narrative pivots to a singular penguin who becomes ensnared in an oil spill. Immobilized and near death, the penguin is rescued by a kindhearted Brazilian fisherman, Joao Pereira de Souza. Joao painstakingly cleans the penguin’s feathers and nurses him back to health, forming an unexpected bond that transforms his life. Joao, long burdened by decades of loneliness and grief, finds solace and purpose in caring for the penguin, whom a neighborhood girl names Dindim. Initially a point of contention between Joao and his wife, Dindim’s presence soon becomes a source of joy and healing. After his recovery, Dindim is released to an offshore island, but he surprises everyone by returning to Joao the very next day. This pattern repeats, with Dindim refusing to leave Joao’s side and even accompanying him around the fishing village, much to the amusement of its residents. Eventually, Dindim rejoins his penguin colony, leaving Joao heartbroken. Yet, to Joao’s astonishment, Dindim returns the following year, walking through the yard as if he had never left. This annual reunion continues for eight years, captivating the village and, later, the world as their story goes viral on social media. The heart of the film lies in the bond between Joao and Dindim—a bond that defies logic and redefines what friendship can mean. When reporters ask Joao if Dindim is his pet, he replies, “He is not a pet, he is my friend.” The story also delves into the broader implications of their relationship, exploring themes of interconnectedness and the impact of human actions on wildlife. The penguins’ remarkable migration, spanning thousands of miles, serves as a metaphor for resilience and the delicate balance of our planet’s ecosystems. The movie doesn’t shy away from portraying the dual nature of humanity’s influence. While Joao’s actions exemplify compassion, the oil spill that nearly claims Dindim’s life underscores the environmental challenges facing both humans and animals. The film also subtly critiques the role of science, illustrating both its potential for good and its capacity to inadvertently harm when detached from ethical considerations. The visual storytelling is another highlight, with stunning cinematography capturing the beauty of land, sea, and underwater worlds. The penguin’s realistic portrayal—likely the result of expert animal training rather than AI—adds authenticity to the narrative. However, the true power of the film lies in its basis on real events. At the movie’s conclusion, viewers are treated to a photograph of the real Joao and Dindim, grounding the story in reality and amplifying its emotional impact. The story concludes poignantly: one year later, Dindim stops returning. Joao’s quiet acceptance mirrors the universal experience of loss and the enduring hope that accompanies love. In interviews, Joao expresses how much he misses Dindim, calling out to him and waiting with sardines in hand, a testament to their unbreakable bond. Their story is reminiscent of Hachiko, the loyal dog who awaited his owner’s return, but in reverse—this time, it is the human who longs for the return of his animal friend. Perhaps one day, a statue of Joao looking out to sea will commemorate this extraordinary friendship. —————- doyromero@gmail.com Subscribe to our daily newsletter By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy .

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( MENAFN - Gulf Times) Qatar participated in the fourth annual meeting of the Arab Public Prosecutors Association, which was held in the city of Neom in Saudi Arabia. The Public Prosecution delegation at the meeting was headed by First Attorney-General and Director of the Judicial Inspection Department Ibrahim Abdullah al-Qubaisi, with the participation of a number of deputy attorney generals. The meeting discussed a number of prominent topics, most notably the nature and objectives of artificial intelligence as well as its effects on achieving prompt justice and the validity of artificial intelligence in investigation procedures. It also presented the experiences of the participating countries, with the Public Prosecution of Qatar reviewing its pioneering experience in artificial intelligence, including the project targeting reports of money laundering and human trafficking using artificial intelligence. This aims to enhance the Public Prosecution's ability to accurately and effectively identify reports containing suspicion of money laundering using advanced technologies, in addition to the Public Prosecution's smart assistant project which provides immediate and accurate legal advice to all those dealing with the Public Prosecution, contributes to reducing the time required to obtain legal information and answer inquiries, and provides integrated legal services that include legal texts and analyses in an interactive manner. It is noteworthy that Qatar's Public Prosecution seeks, through adopting artificial intelligence technologies, to improve legal procedures, raise work efficiency, and achieve justice in a sophisticated and effective manner, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. MENAFN18122024000067011011ID1109009830 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.A massive cargo shipment shut down the harbour in Port Stanley, Ont. for a planned 12 hours Wednesday. A more than 100-foot barge was bringing in a state-of-the-art tool and die stamping press in three sections. “It’s massive,” said Etienne Borm, the CEO of ETBO Tool and Die in Calton, south of Aylmer. “It’s 1.7 million pounds to bring in. It can generate a workforce of 4.4 million pounds (2,200 tonnes) and has a cost of $7 million.” ETBO is a 57-year-old family-owned tool and die manufacturer and auto parts producer. The factory builds tooling to make car parts, then ships them out to various automotive producers. The equipment brings the technology required to support new businesses like PowerCo. Etienne Borm (right), CEO of ETBO Tool and Die, reviews a car part with employee Jerry Wiebe on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024. (Brent Lale/CTV News London) “We're going to use that for large format battery coolers, as well as our foray into hydrogen, the fuel cell market,” said Borm. The press made its way to Canada from Taiwan on a ship, through the Panama Canal with stops in Asia, New York, Halifax, Montreal, and Hamilton. “Purchasing it was the easy part from Taiwan, but getting all the parts lined up, I’ve got to take my hat off to the fantastic people making this happen,” said Borm. Mammoet Transportation, a leader in heavy lifting, was handling the unloading of the cargo. The foundation has been poured at ETBO Tool and Die in Calton, Ont. for the massive stamping press being delivered to support their EV initiatives. (Brent Lale/CTV News London) For weeks, ETBO has been working with the municipalities of Central Elgin and Bayham, as well as Elgin County on the logistics of this delivery. “We did some dredging last year, and I think that makes it so that we're able to do something like take a boat and equipment that's come all the way from Taiwan,” said Andrew Sloan, Central Elgin mayor. “It's exciting for the community to see this happen and to help be part of the economic development of the region.” Bayham Mayor and Elgin County Deputy Warden Ed Ketchabaw said coordinating the logistics of this delivery is a testament to cooperation between municipalities. “This is something that you just don't bring over rail,” said Ketchabaw. A barge unloads a large shipment which consists of three components of a stamping press in Port Stanley, Ont. on Dec. 18, 2024. The press was purchased by ETBO Tool and Die in Calton, Ont. (Brent Lale/CTV News London) “You don't bring it over a road. You've got to bring it in by sea and by the lake to get it here.” Ketchabaw also referred to ETBO as a “hidden jewel” in the municipality of Bayham, as it employs residents from all over the region. “This piece of equipment that are moving in is going to set them up for the future,” said Ketchabaw. “For participating in the not only the EV industry, but also, whatever else comes along. This is great for the region, and it's fantastic from an employment perspective.” A $7 million tool and die stamping press was delivered in pieces to Port Stanley, Ont. via barge on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024. This is what the custom-made product will look like when completed (Source: Etienne Borm) The cargo moved off the barge will be stored in the Municipal East Pier Parking Lot until Jan. 14, 2025, when it will be delivered to ETBO. “Each one of these loads will take the full day to get from Port Stanley, the 32km to our place,” said Borm. “That will happen over about a week-and-a-half period. There's all sorts of things still to figure out, bridge calculations, trying to find bridges that are strong enough to help facilitate the weights of these loads.” Back at ETBO, the foundation for this press has been poured, and Borm said it will be assembled in the coming months, with hopes to have it in operation by June. Shopping Trends The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop. Read about us. 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