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"Keep Learning New Skills, Jobs Will be There": Andrew Ng On 'AI Jobapocalypse' Fear At NDTV World Summit
AI pioneer Andrew Ng says new skills will be essential for the jobs of 2028 and beyond, even as he argues that AI could create more jobs than it destroys.
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Microsoft Expands Sovereign Cloud Capabilities, Adds EU Data Oversight
Microsoft has expanded its Sovereign Cloud portfolio, introducing enhanced data controls, AI security and connected or offline operations to help organisations meet regulatory requirements while maintaining flexibility and operational resilience.
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Hachette CEO Explains Why Writing Your Own Emails Matters In The Age Of AI
Shelley points out that drafting messages forces leaders to organise their thoughts, process details critically, and communicate with intent.
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China Plans AI Export Curbs To Exert Control Over Key Tech
The proposal forms part of a broader effort to control 40 technologies across industries where Chinese companies have become increasingly competitive.
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War In The Time Of AI: How Technology Is Rewriting The Battlefield
AI may make warfare faster, more precise in some circumstances and less dependent on human operators for certain tasks. But speed is not the same as judgement, and technological sophistication does not guarantee that a military decision is lawful or justified.
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Anthropic Warns Of AI 'Worms' Spreading Across Smart Devices
A computer worm is malicious software that spreads between machines on its own. Researchers at Anthropic said an AI version would no longer need powerful data centers to operate.
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Government To Release AI Consultation Paper Within A Month: Ashwini Vaishnaw
Speaking at the launch of a MeitY-World Bank report on the promise of AI, Vaishnaw said the exercise would focus on safety, a human-first approach, skilling and ensuring "no person is left behind".
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From Delhi's Potholes To Fiji: How A 16-Year-Old Built An AI Platform To Get Roads Fixed
Parth Anand came up with the idea of an AI-powered project, which he named Sadak, after his parents were injured when their motorcycle hit a pothole.
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Art Of Being Human: Pope Leo XIV Says AI Lacks The 'Spark’ And Artists Must Protect It
The remarks come as AI image, music and video tools raise unresolved questions over originality and the use of artists' work as training material.
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At McDonald's, AI Decides Price Of Your Big Mac, Discounted Coffee
McDonald's says its franchisees are free to set their own prices, but five store owners told Reuters the company pressured them to use the AI-pricing tools.
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OpenAI Sets Up Australia Task Force After AI Models Accessed Government Websites Without Authorisation
OpenAI will form a task force with independent Australian experts following unauthorised activity by its AI models across four government organisations. The company said the group will develop recommendations for improving coordination between AI developers and government agencies and protecting critical systems. OpenAI has also tightened controls ...
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Woolly Mammoth To Be Resurrected With The Help Of AI, Say Scientists
Texan firm Colossal Biosciences announced that recreating the physical traits of the ancient beast requires altering more than 150 genes rather than the 60 initially planned.
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Drones To AI To Advanced Sensors: How India Is Preparing For Future Wars
Bodhisattva Sanghapriya, who works in the drone and defence sector, said India has enough engineers, startups and money to build new defence technologies. But what India needs now is speed.
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AI Could Lift Productivity By 3.8%: International Monetary Fund
The study found that the rapid expansion of AI-related innovation had already produced measurable productivity gains. It estimated that AI patent activity between 2000 and 2017 increased output per worker by between 0.8% and 1.2%.
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Stanford University Uses AI To Replace Hispanic Student With Black Woman In Advertisement, Faces Backlash
Stanford University altered a Hispanic student's image to appear Black using AI in university ads.
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"Keep Learning New Skills, Jobs Will be There": Andrew Ng On 'AI Jobapocalypse' Fear At NDTV World Summit
AI pioneer Andrew Ng says new skills will be essential for the jobs of 2028 and beyond, even as he argues that AI could create more jobs than it destroys.
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Microsoft Expands Sovereign Cloud Capabilities, Adds EU Data Oversight
Microsoft has expanded its Sovereign Cloud portfolio, introducing enhanced data controls, AI security and connected or offline operations to help organisations meet regulatory requirements while maintaining flexibility and operational resilience.
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Hachette CEO Explains Why Writing Your Own Emails Matters In The Age Of AI
Shelley points out that drafting messages forces leaders to organise their thoughts, process details critically, and communicate with intent.
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China Plans AI Export Curbs To Exert Control Over Key Tech
The proposal forms part of a broader effort to control 40 technologies across industries where Chinese companies have become increasingly competitive.
-
War In The Time Of AI: How Technology Is Rewriting The Battlefield
AI may make warfare faster, more precise in some circumstances and less dependent on human operators for certain tasks. But speed is not the same as judgement, and technological sophistication does not guarantee that a military decision is lawful or justified.
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Anthropic Warns Of AI 'Worms' Spreading Across Smart Devices
A computer worm is malicious software that spreads between machines on its own. Researchers at Anthropic said an AI version would no longer need powerful data centers to operate.
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Government To Release AI Consultation Paper Within A Month: Ashwini Vaishnaw
Speaking at the launch of a MeitY-World Bank report on the promise of AI, Vaishnaw said the exercise would focus on safety, a human-first approach, skilling and ensuring "no person is left behind".
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From Delhi's Potholes To Fiji: How A 16-Year-Old Built An AI Platform To Get Roads Fixed
Parth Anand came up with the idea of an AI-powered project, which he named Sadak, after his parents were injured when their motorcycle hit a pothole.
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Art Of Being Human: Pope Leo XIV Says AI Lacks The 'Spark’ And Artists Must Protect It
The remarks come as AI image, music and video tools raise unresolved questions over originality and the use of artists' work as training material.
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At McDonald's, AI Decides Price Of Your Big Mac, Discounted Coffee
McDonald's says its franchisees are free to set their own prices, but five store owners told Reuters the company pressured them to use the AI-pricing tools.
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OpenAI Sets Up Australia Task Force After AI Models Accessed Government Websites Without Authorisation
OpenAI will form a task force with independent Australian experts following unauthorised activity by its AI models across four government organisations. The company said the group will develop recommendations for improving coordination between AI developers and government agencies and protecting critical systems. OpenAI has also tightened controls ...
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Woolly Mammoth To Be Resurrected With The Help Of AI, Say Scientists
Texan firm Colossal Biosciences announced that recreating the physical traits of the ancient beast requires altering more than 150 genes rather than the 60 initially planned.
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Drones To AI To Advanced Sensors: How India Is Preparing For Future Wars
Bodhisattva Sanghapriya, who works in the drone and defence sector, said India has enough engineers, startups and money to build new defence technologies. But what India needs now is speed.
-
AI Could Lift Productivity By 3.8%: International Monetary Fund
The study found that the rapid expansion of AI-related innovation had already produced measurable productivity gains. It estimated that AI patent activity between 2000 and 2017 increased output per worker by between 0.8% and 1.2%.
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Stanford University Uses AI To Replace Hispanic Student With Black Woman In Advertisement, Faces Backlash
Stanford University altered a Hispanic student's image to appear Black using AI in university ads.
