Ramarko Sengupta
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ChatGPT, A Deadly Drug Mix, The Death Of A Teen And A Mother's Plea
Leila Turner-Scott says her 19-year-old son Sam Nelson trusted ChatGPT like a friend before he died from a lethal overdose, which the chatbot said was safe. Now she's asking the US Congress who's responsible when a chatbot gives dangerously wrong advice.
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Dating App Scams Use Gig Workers, AI Chatbots To Deceive Thousands
AI-powered fake profiles, real gig-workers behind the scenes, and thousands of users caught in the middle - this is how dating app scams are playing out.
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Anthropic Teaching AI It's Conscious? Microsoft AI Boss Says Yes
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman warns Anthropic's approach to AI "model welfare" could make alignment and containment harder.
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Trump Says AI Fears Are A "Hoax". Why AI CEOs Want To Slow Down The Race
From safety researcher resignations to Dario Amodei's call for a slowdown, a rare consensus is emerging inside Silicon Valley. But Donald Trump wants the AI race to accelerate.
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We Are Summoning An Alien Species: Ex-OpenAI & Anthropic Researcher
Ex-OpenAI & Anthropic Researcher Jacob Coxon says the concept of super-intelligent AI is like summoning an alien species.
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Scientists Are Growing Mini Human Brains In Labs
From skin cells to brain tissue, scientists are pushing organoids from medical research towards biological computing. The bigger question is what happens if and when these tiny brains become more sophisticated.
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AI Firms Like Anthropic Are Trying to "Drug Addict" Us: Palantir CEO
Palantir CEO Alex Karp has repeatedly criticised frontier AI firms, arguing their business models give enterprises little control over their data, IP and AI spending.
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Explained: Why Meta Is Under Fire Over Child Sexual Abuse Content
Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg apologised to the Indian government over child sexual abuse material, deepfake content and operational lapses. Here's what triggered the controversy and why it could reshape the debate over platform accountability and 'safe harbour' protections in India.
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Why India Has Less To Fear From AI, According To The World Bank
A new World Bank report says developing countries such as India stand to gain significantly from AI, with workers here likely to face far less disruption than those in richer economies.
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OpenAI Fires Shots At Apple, Shares Chats Refuting Theft Allegations
OpenAI breathed fire on Apple over the latter's lawsuit alleging trade secrets theft. The ChatGPT maker shared several iMessage chats and email conversations challenging the iPhone's maker's lawsuit that claims OpenAI and two former employees stole trade secrets.
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India's IT Secretary Says Humans Must Always Remain In The Loop With AI
India's IT Secretary S Krishnan said AI is unlikely to be entirely labour-replacing and stressed that humans must always remain in the loop.
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As AI Takes Jobs, Could It Also Create A New Generation Of Entrepreneurs?
The job market has already begun feeling the impact of AI as companies automate more tasks and rethink hiring. However, India Inc and global industry captains believe the AI disruption could mean spawning a new wave of entrepreneurs.
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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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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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Anthropic CEO's Stark Warning About China
Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei called China the "most capable threat".
