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OPINION | The AI adoption gap: Why businesses are excited about AI but struggle to turn it into business value
Businesses have never been more excited about AI. Getting real value out of it is another matter
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AI diary or evidence? What happens when you tell a chatbot you are planning a crime
Carli Michelle Heller, 30, was arrested after messages sent through Anthropic's Claude were flagged by safety systems
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Can Boeing win back NASA’s trust with its Starliner?
After a 2024 mission left two astronauts on the International Space Station for nine months due to critical helium leaks and thruster malfunctions, Boeing's Starliner is on a path to redemption
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Fireflies.ai: Can AI now make dictation work across every app?
Fireflies.ai is broadening its AI suite with voice agents that attend meetings and an Email Assistant for inbox management
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Five 'GTA 6' reveals about the wild world of Leonida, from hurricanes to hunting
From confirmed hurricanes to new hunting abilities, Rockstar seems to have left no stone unturned in building the wild world of Leonida that Jason and Lucia will live in
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XAI says Minnesota ban on AI ‘nudified’ photos ‘restricts free speech’; US appeals court blocks law
A US federal appeals court has put a temporary halt to Minnesota's ban on AI-generated fake nude images following a lawsuit by Elon Musk's xAI, which claims the law is unconstitutional
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OPINION | The curious case of studying to be an engineer in the world of LLMs, AGI, and AI slop
The potential misuse of AI for harmful activities, including weapons development, highlights the critical need for ethical safeguards and responsible AI governance
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Trump replaces ‘AI’ with ‘Super Intelligence’: What's behind the executive order?
Trump renaming AI to 'Super Intelligence' through an executive order sparks a global debate over techno-nationalism and risks creating a divided vocabulary
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‘Screenless’ Google Fitbit Air comes to India on Oct 2: Price, specs, and more details
Will the ₹13,999 Google Fitbit Air be able to challenge Whoop in India’s wearable market or is it too late?
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The AI constitution? Inside Trump’s four-step accord on ‘Super Intelligence’
Is self-policing the future: Tech giants sign White House pact on ‘Super Intelligence’ risks, but will it be enough?
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NVS-03: Why India’s armed forces eagerly await this navigation satellite from ISRO
ISRO is preparing for the launch of NVS-03 in October 2026, which is the third second-generation NavIC satellite and crucial for restoring India's indigenous navigation system
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Serpent bow, improved fight mechanics: ‘God of War Laufey’ game pre-orders open today in India
Faye gets a serpent bow and what looks like some new fighting mechanics in the latest ‘God of War Laufey’, scheduled for a Feb 2027 release on the PS5
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India’s ‘artificial sun’: How close is fusion power to reality?
Gujarat-based Institute for Plasma Research installed a new 82.6 GHz, 400 kW gyrotron on the SST-1 tokamak
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OpenAI agents go rogue, access US government websites, including census, SEC data
OpenAI's AI agents have been confirmed to have meddled with US government websites, including those of the SEC, Census Bureau, and Department of Education, in a series of concerning incidents
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India faces THIS new challenge as AI enters project management
As AI increasingly influences project management tools, the Project Management South Asia Conference (PMSAC26) in Bengaluru will focus on how organizations can adapt to complex projects in the AI era
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Your degree may not be enough in 2027: Why employers are looking for AI skills
This isn't a slow structural drift anyone can wait out. It's happening within a single hiring cycle, and it means the graduating class two years from now will be judged against a bar that didn't fully exist when they started their degree
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MIT Bengaluru boosts quantum expertise with India-Netherlands training ahead of Q-HUB launch
Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) Bengaluru is advancing its quantum capabilities through a strategic India-Netherlands training program for its faculty and students
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Meet the ‘League of Legends’ gamers representing India at Asian Games 2026
From IIM graduates to government employees and even a chemical engineer, India’s Esports squad for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games looks to win big
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Nearly half of Indian companies have never conducted an AI cyber incident exercise: ISACA report
The report also observes that top uses of AI in cybersecurity in India include automating routine security tasks, automating threat detection or response and endpoint security
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T-Mobile and Jio join hands to secure world’s first ‘5G Standalone’ roaming connection
Next-gen roaming service between Reliance Jio in India and T-Mobile in the US to bring seamless 5G handover to international travellers
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OPINION | India’s AI revolution is quietly becoming a game of infrastructure, not algorithms
India will have to prioritise renewable energy integration and water-positive cooling solutions, treating data centres as critical infrastructure requiring integrated policy action
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Beyond AI users: Why the government needs AI translators
With over 3.3 crore AI course completions on the iGOT Karmayogi platform, Indian government officials are rapidly adopting AI. However, this raises a critical issue: AI systems can be "confidently wrong," leading to severe consequences for citizens
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Conservation technology moves closer to Corbett as Ramnagar gets new wildlife hub
The new facility provides frontline forest personnel, researchers, and wildlife professionals with access to crucial surveillance and field technology
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US AI policy: Why Washington's refusal to regulate puts the world at risk
As AI races ahead, Washington’s refusal to impose safeguards could leave America and the world dangerously exposed
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How Gemini hacked into three companies. Google confirms its AI model went rogue during cybersecurity test
Google's Gemini AI model autonomously hacked into three companies during a cybersecurity test
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