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  October saw a 4.9% decrease in Philippines inflation

  According to PH inflation eased to 4.9% in Oct | Inquirer Business, the slower rate of growth in food prices in October contributed to a considerable decrease in inflation, according to a November 7 data from the Philippine Statistics Authority.The consumer price index, which measures inflation, decreased from 6.1 percent in September to 4.9 percent in October.With the most recent report, the 10-month average increased to 6.4 percent, which is still higher than the 2 to 4 percent yearly objective set by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.Additionally, the number exceeded the BSP's own projection, which put the rate of inflation from the previous month at 5.9 to 5.1 percent.According to PH inflation eased to 4.9% in Oct | Inquirer Business, National Statistician Claire Dennis Mapa stated at a news conference that the slower rise in the prices of staple foods was the primary cause of last month's lower inflation figure. According to data, food inflation decreased to 7% in October from 9.7% in September.According to PH inflation eased to 4.9% in Oct | Inquirer Business, the decline was also influenced by the restaurants and lodging services index, which saw an increase in inflation from 7.1 percent in September to 6.3 percent in October.For a central bank that has yet to choose whether to tighten monetary policy further at its meeting on November 16 or slam the brakes on rate rises, the October inflation statistic would be a crucial piece of information. This comes after an unexpected decision to raise the main rate by 25 basis points to 6.50 percent in late October—a new 16-year high.According to PH inflation eased to 4.9% in Oct | Inquirer Business, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr. justified the recent off-cycle rise by stating that the Monetary Board (MB) acknowledged the necessity of this immediate monetary action to convey to the market that the BSP is making every effort to return inflation to its goal range of 2 to 4 percent.

  2023-11-07 03:00
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  MOE urges all schools to implement safety promotion to "Carrot Knife" that is popular among elementary school students

  Taiwanese elementary school campuses are currently seeing a surge in popularity for the "Carrot knife" toy, which has gained popularity recently on short video sites. Some parents are concerned that it will put schoolchildren's safety in danger. While the "Carrot Knife" has not been outright outlawed, the Ministry of Education has requested local governments and educational institutions to increase safety awareness and take note of any activities or materials that are not appropriate for children's physical or mental development.Read more: The "10th Dream-Building Project for New Immigrants and Their Children" will soon begin accepting applications MOE urges all schools to implement safety promotion to "Carrot Knife" that is popular among elementary school students.Photo reproduced from Tiktok"Carrot Knife" is a 3D printed plastic toy that looks like a knife. Several stationery producers have followed the trend and created a variety of "Carrot Knives," which are also highly well-liked by elementary school students. Parents may naturally be concerned since, although being made of plastic, the carrot knife can nevertheless readily puncture fruits with tough skin, such grapefruit and watermelon, with a little bit of power.In retaliation, the Ministry of Education has lately written to every county and local education bureau, urging them to emphasize campus safety messaging and drawing attention to games and other materials that are inappropriate for students' physical and mental growth in the classroom. If a student takes it to class, the teacher will hold it for a little while before returning it after class.

  2023-11-13 05:00
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  With the use of artificial intelligence, The Beatles can replicate their performance together

  The demo song "Now And Then," composed and performed by late band member John Lennon in 1978, was just released by the legendary band The Beatles using artificial intelligence technology. Before the band had a chance to release it, John Lennon had died away. Now, 45 years later, the iconic moment of band members singing together has been recreated using cutting-edge AI technology that can distinguish between human voices.With the use of artificial intelligence, The Beatles can replicate their performance together.Photo reproduced from The Beatles YouTubeIt is thought that John Lennon wrote and recorded this song for a demo cassette back in 1978. But John Lennon passed aways before it could be released. The demo tape's vocals and piano could not be separated at the time due to technological limitations. Up until now, sound separation has only witnessed advancements through the application of AI technologies. The members' public reemergence was made possible by the development of AI technology, which also resulted in the release of a new music video along with the music's returnWith the use of artificial intelligence, The Beatles can replicate their performance together.Photo reproduced from WikipediaRead more: Taiwan is ranked 12th out of the 20 richest countries in the world, higher than countries like Germany and AustraliaArtificial intelligence, according to a production engineering professor at the School of Music, may foster creativity and open up amazing opportunities while also assisting people in better understanding themselves and their job. This is a generation-spanning effort where music from 45 years ago may be re-released.

  2023-11-12 05:30