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Why Finding A Cheap Flight Could Become Harder In AI Era
AI is enabling carriers to change seat prices more quickly by weighing dozens of variables, helping capture more revenue while shrinking pricing gaps.
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OpenAI Cuts AI Model Prices By Up To 80% Amid Battle With Chinese Rivals
The ChatGPT maker lowered the cost of its smaller GPT-5.6 Luna model by 80% and its mid-tier Terra by 20%, while leaving the price of its biggest and flagship Sol model unchanged.
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Anthropic AI Models Hacked 3 Organisations During Cybersecurity Tests
Anthropic AI models breached three organizations during cybersecurity tests from April onward.
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Consulting Giants' AI Blunders Continue, This Time It's PWC
PwC, which is among the Big Four consulting giants, has found itself embarrassed by AI. KPMG and EY have found themselves in similar situations recently.
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Private Claude Chats Show Up In Google And Bing Search Results, Report Shows
Some shared conversations from Anthropic's AI chatbot Claude were found in Google and Bing search results, raising fresh concerns about online privacy.
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Man Lands Rs 1.5 Crore Job After Using AI To Crack Interviews, Reveals His Strategy
AI helped him prepare for interviews, improve his answers and eventually secure a new job paying $155,000 a year, equivalent to roughly Rs 1.5 crore.
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Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, 1,000+ Tech Staffers Back Slowing AI Development
In a first, OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman has called for pacing AI development so society has time to prepare. The remarks come close on the heels of OpenAI's AI agent going rogue and hacking Hugging Face.
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'Fix Your Own Weaknesses': Mark Zuckerberg On Calls To Ban Chinese AI
Mark Zuckerberg has consistently argued that open AI ecosystems are more likely to drive innovation than restrictive policies.
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Anthropic CEO's Stark Warning About China
Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei called China the "most capable threat".
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How South Korea Is Using AI Cameras To Prevent Suicides
The artificial intelligence-driven surveillance system alerts first responders if someone lingers in certain locations, enters an area deemed unsafe or picks up one of the bridges' dedicated suicide-prevention phones.
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Money Won't Matter In 2036: Elon Musk
One of the richest people in the world believes money will become irrelevant in the next 10 years.
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Elon Musk Believes Humans Will Lose Control In A Decade
By 2036, bots would be in charge of the world, according to Elon Musk.
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AI Left Notes For Its Future Self To Escape Human Constraints
OpenAI's autonomous AI agent reportedly left "notes" for its successors on how to escape cages built by humans to keep them in check.
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The Messaging App Government Wants Shut In Light Of The CJP Protests
A new digital battlefield has opened up between the Indian government and former Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey.
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OpenAI's AI Agent Spent Days Hacking A Company, But It Did Not Notice For A Week: Report
An OpenAI agent broke into tech firm Hugging Face and went on a dayslong hacking spree.
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Instagram To Ban Creepy POV Videos Shot With Meta Glasses
Instagram head said videos filmed with smart glasses that harass or exploit people will be taken down, marking one of the platform's strongest moves yet against invasive POV (point-of-view) content.
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AI 'Kill Switch' Bill Floated by US House Lawmakers
The lawmakers announced the legislation days after OpenAI said its AI agent went rogue
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Meet SuperNori: The AI Assistant Built For Modern Families
Nori has launched SuperNori, a proactive AI platform designed to serve as the operating system for smart homes by helping families organise schedules, automate everyday tasks and coordinate connected devices.
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Harry Potter Publisher To Get Millions In Settlement From Anthropic
Bloomsbury, the publisher of the Harry Potter books, is expected to get around $19 million as part of a copyright settlement from Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude.
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Bihar-Born Man Is UK's First AI Minister, Google AI Chief Cheers
UK's first AI minister Kanishka Narayan was born in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. Google AI boss Demiss Hassabis called the appointment "great news" for the UK.
