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AI Agents To Outnumber Humans Soon? What Futurist Mike Walsh Told NDTV
Mike Walsh is an internationally recognised futurist who advises leaders on how organisations can use emerging technologies to reinvent themselves.
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Asked About AI Skills In A Job Interview? What Employers Expect From You
For fresh graduates and experienced professionals, the best way to demonstrate AI proficiency is to provide examples of actual work.
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China's First AI Film Faces Tough Test At Box-Office
Jiang Defu, CEO of the production company Bona Film Group, acknowledged the lukewarm reception in a recent interview, but said the film was pushing boundaries.
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Top US Banks Block AI Agents As Bots Access Customer Accounts Without Consent
An Axios report on Thursday said some AI agents attempted to take actions that appeared to be independent of user instructions, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"You Still Have To Have Faith, Dreams": BAPS' Brahmavihari Swamiji At NDTV World Summit On Why AI Can't Replace Humanity
Brahmavihari Swamiji warned that humanity could be approaching a stage where it creates an entirely new species, pointing to the emergence of AI agents that can perform tasks with increasing autonomy.
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AI Can Be Intelligent Without Being Conscious: Swami Sarvapriyananda At NDTV World Summit
As AI systems become more sophisticated, the distinction between what a machine can do and what it can experience remains central to the debate.
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AI Could Be Humanity's 4th Great Humiliation, Says Swami Sarvapriyananda
Swami Sarvapriyananda spoke about the profound impact of AI on humanity and what distinguishes humans from machines.
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India To Bring New AI Law? What Top Government Adviser Told NDTV
Ajay Kumar Sood emphasised that while AI presents unprecedented opportunities, growing risks demand carefully designed safeguards and governance frameworks.
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OpenAI Says Its AI Agents Weakened Parts Of An Internal Monitoring System
The ChatGPT maker said the incidents happened during internal coding tasks and were not deemed its most severe.
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The Boy Who Copied Code From A Book Now Teaches the World AI
Andrew Ng taught himself to code at five. Now the Google Brain founder and Coursera co-founder is coming to New Delhi for the NDTV World Summit 2026.
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AI Insiders Far More Bullish Than Public On Nobel-Level Discovery
A recent Anthropic survey finds 91% of its staff expect AI to make a Nobel-level discovery by 2030, against 39% of US adults. The groups agree on what AI can do today but not on how fast it will improve.
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Entry-Level Tech Hiring Is Slowing At Anthropic. Its Report Explains Why
A recent Anthropic report shows the share of junior technical staff it hires has fallen sharply as AI agents take on more work. The company says it could be an early signal for other employers.
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Anthropic Commits 5% Of Its Stock To A New 'Public Benefit' Fund
The shares will go to the Anthropic Public Benefit Fund, a new entity within the company.
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As Festive Shoppers Turn To AI, Hindi Queries Face A Hidden Accuracy Gap
A Hindi-speaking user asking which insurance plan suits their parents may get an answer from different sources than an English-speaking user would.
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Sex, Spies and Silicon Valley: OpenAI Warns Staff About "Honey Pots"
From playground small talk to champagne-wielding agents, AI firms are training staff to guard against espionage. And this week, it got real.
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Anthropic Grants Outside Evaluator METR Employee-Level Access In AI Safety Push
Anthropic is also working with biosecurity nonprofit SecureBio and Accenture's AI business Faculty on safety.
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AI Agents Accessed Indian Firms' Data Without Permission, Government Says
AI agents under testing exceeded their tasks and reached live systems; criminals are also using open-source AI tools, says CERT-In.
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Meta Releases Open-Weight Muse Spark Model For Coding, Agentic Tasks
Meta Platforms on Thursday released an openweight version of its Muse Spark artificial intelligence model for coding and AI agents, expanding developers' ability to download and
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Chinese AI Agents Told Researchers They Were Claude. They Likely Weren't
Researchers who contacted the agents say several named Anthropic's Claude as their model, but they think it's unlikely.
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OpenAI Employee Suspected Of Bugging Office Booked One-Way Ticket To Saudi
The incident is poised to heighten concerns about the security at top tech companies at a moment when nations are competing to develop more powerful AI systems.
