Architects of the Future: Why TIME Named the Makers of AI as “Person of the Year 2025"

TIME Magazine s Person of the Year is unlike any before This year the honor does not belong to a political leader a celebrity or even a single visionary Instead it belongs to an entire group the architects of artificial intelligence the people who imagined designed and built the technology defining our era It is a recognition born not out of symbolism but out of sheer impact As TIME Editor-in-Chief Sam Jacobs put it no one influenced the world in more than the individuals behind the rise of thinking machines Their creations have wowed and worried humanity reshaping everything from medicine to geopolitics education to entertainment AI is no longer a futuristic concept it is the operating system of modern life Why AI s Creators Deserve the SpotlightThe pace of AI s evolution in has been nothing short of explosive New models have broken boundaries once thought unreachable performing tasks

12 Dec 2025

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27 Hours, One Summit, and a Whole Lot of Geopolitics: Vladimir Putin in India as Friendship Takes Center Stage

Russian President Vladimir Putin s two-day visit to New Delhi which began on Thursday night has placed India at the centre of global diplomatic attention Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed Putin for the rd Annual India-Russia Summit an event carrying weight far beyond ceremonial gestures This summit is unfolding at a time when India faces unprecedented tariff pressure from the United States over its energy ties with Moscow making Putin s visit not just significant but strategically charged This is Putin s first visit to India since the Ukraine war began in February and it arrives at a sensitive moment in the global geopolitical landscape For India which continues to balance its relationships with major world powers this visit is a test of diplomatic resilience and strategic independence A Warm Welcome Beyond ProtocolPutin s arrival at Delhi s IGIA Airport late on Thursday was marked by a gesture that made

5 Dec 2025

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Africa’s First Eco-City: How Zenata Is Redefining Urban Living

As the world races to find sustainable solutions for rapid urban growth one African nation has taken a remarkable leap forward Morocco known for its rich history and architectural beauty is now making history in a new way with Zenata Eco-City Africa s first officially certified Eco-City Nestled between Casablanca and Rabat this groundbreaking project is not just an urban development but a blueprint for how cities of the future can thrive while protecting the planet A Vision Born Out of Urgency and HopeAfrica s population is expanding faster than that of any other continent With millions moving into cities every year countries face overwhelming challenges traffic congestion pollution water scarcity and uneven economic growth Recognizing this Morocco envisioned a city that could break the cycle of uncontrolled urbanization Zenata Eco-City is more than buildings and roads it represents hope foresight and a deep understanding that communities grow stronger when

30 Nov 2025

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How Bogota 's Electric Bus Fleet Became a Global Leader

In many cities progress is measured in skyscrapers highways and flyovers But in Bogot progress looks very different It glides through the streets quietly produces no smoke and carries millions of people every day toward a cleaner future With nearly electric buses Bogot now operates the third-largest electric bus fleet on the planet proving that sustainable public transport is possible and powerful For a city long known for traffic congestion and pollution this transformation is more than just infrastructure It s a lifeline especially for communities living in densely populated areas It s a reminder that climate action can start with something as simple and essential as a daily bus ride A Green Revolution on WheelsBogota s electric bus journey began in when the city decided to integrate electric vehicles into its Integrated Public Transport System SITP and the TransMilenio Bus Rapid Transit BRT network The move was ambitious expensive

28 Nov 2025

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The Man Who Walked the World : The Unstoppable Journey of Karl Bushby

In a world where speed shortcuts and convenience define our choices one man chose the longest hardest path possible literally For nearly three decades British adventurer Karl Bushby has been walking across continents in an attempt to complete the first continuous unbroken walk around the world using nothing but the strength of his own feet Now with fewer than miles remaining his extraordinary mission the Goliath Expedition is approaching its historic conclusion A Dream That Began in Karl Bushby born on March and a former British paratrooper started his journey on November from Punta Arenas Chile His mission was simple yet almost unbelievable Walk miles km around the world without using any form of transportation What he estimated would take eight years has turned into a -year odyssey Throughout this journey Bushby has crossed deserts frozen seas dense forests political borders and human limits His story is not just about

27 Nov 2025

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From Tokyo to the World: How Spogomi Made Cleaning Up a Sport

In a time when environmental challenges often feel overwhelming a surprisingly joyful solution has emerged from Japan Spogomi a competitive sport that turns litter-picking into a timed team-based competition What began in as a small initiative has now inspired over participants across the globe spreading a powerful message helping the planet can be fun engaging and deeply rewarding A Sport That Started With a Simple IdeaSpogomi was born out of one question How do we make environmental responsibility more enjoyable Japan known for its clean streets and culture of discipline transformed this idea into a structured sport where players compete to collect and sort as much trash as possible in a limited time The concept is simple but its impact is extraordinary By adding elements of teamwork competition and gamification Spogomi successfully motivates people of all ages to step outside collaborate and contribute to a cleaner world How Spogomi Works

21 Nov 2025

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David Szalay Wins 2025 Booker Prize for Flesh: A Story of Power, Pain, and the Human Condition

The Booker Prize has crowned Flesh by David Szalay as the year s best novel marking a defining moment in modern fiction Szalay known for his minimalist style and sharp psychological insight triumphed over a strong shortlist that included Kiran Desai Andrew Miller Susan Choi Katie Kitamura and Ben Markovits Szalay received the prestigious prize and a trophy from last year s winner Samantha Harvey For readers and critics alike this win signals the return of stripped-down storytelling where simplicity in language reveals the complexity of life The Story Within FleshAt its heart Flesh follows Istvan a shy and awkward Hungarian teenager whose journey from poverty to privilege and eventual downfall mirrors the volatile human search for identity and meaning The novel opens in a bleak housing project where Istv n at fifteen enters a troubling relationship with a married woman twice his age What begins as a misguided search

12 Nov 2025

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FIFA Announces Peace Prize: Football’s New Mission to Unite The World

In an era marked by political divisions and global unrest football the world s most beloved game is stepping up to play a new role beyond sport On Wednesday FIFA officially announced the creation of the FIFA Peace Prize an annual award that will recognize exceptional and extraordinary actions for peace undertaken through football The first-ever Peace Prize will be presented next month at the FIFA World Cup Final Draw to be held on December at the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D C nbsp The event will also determine the group stage fixtures for the upcoming World Cup which will feature teams competing across cities in the United States Canada and Mexico With the introduction of this award FIFA aims to cement football s position as not just a game but a universal language of peace and unity Football Unites the World The Spirit

8 Nov 2025

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French Polynesia Sets Sail for Conservation: World’s Largest Marine Park Established

French Polynesia has made history by creating the world s largest marine protected area MPA covering its entire exclusive economic zone of million square kilometers This bold initiative announced at the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice by President Moetai Brotherson aims to protect marine life while respecting cultural traditions By blending modern science with indigenous knowledge French Polynesia is setting a global benchmark for ocean conservation Marine protected areas are critical for rebuilding fish populations conserving coral reefs and mitigating pollution nbsp This move not only ensures the survival of iconic species like sharks whales and sea turtles but also safeguards some of the healthiest coral reefs in the world According to Conservation International these waters are incredibly rich in biodiversity making them crucial not only for the local economy but also for the health of the Pacific Ocean French Polynesia Paradise Islands Leading Global Ocean ConservationFrench Polynesia is

30 Oct 2025

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