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Indian American Billionaire CEO Says Half Of These Jobs Will Disappear
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora says AI could halve corporate teams in marketing, HR and finance over the next three years, while demand for AI-savvy workers grows.
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The Man Who Helped Invent The Internet Says AI Is Making A Big Mistake
Vint Cerf, one of the pioneers of the internet's core networking protocols, says a few key principles will determine whether AI thrives the way the internet did.
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Peter Thiel Brands Pope Leo XIV 'Chinese Communist Agent' Over His AI Regulation Stance
Peter Thiel accuses Pope Leo XIV of advancing Chinese interests via AI regulation calls.
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Opinion | State As AI Shareholder: The Washington Model India Can't Ignore
The US is turning the state into a minority investor in AI giants. India should study this model closely before the geopolitical window closes.
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Where Is AI Interfacing With Physics? Here's What TIFR Mumbai Professor Said
Drawing from his own experience in experimental science, Professor G Ravindra Kumar explained how AI could help address problems that researchers have been trying to solve for decades.
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Opinion | The Great AI Writing Trap: Why Everyone Suddenly Sounds The Same
I was at a business conference recently, listening to some of India's brightest minds speak one after another. It was the kind of event where you come prepared to be bored and awed in the same day. One after another, speeches written with corporate jargon, waiting for that one moment in each speech that was clearly written to be remembered. But ...
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Ford Rehires 350 Engineers After AI Fails To Match Human Expertise
Ford has admitted to rehiring 350 veteran engineers after artificial intelligence (AI) failed to match veteran skills in quality checks.
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How A Year Of Using AI Changed One Mother's Approach To Parenting
After spending a year using artificial intelligence in daily life, author Joanna Stern says the experience changed how she thinks about raising children.
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Apple Says It Is Rolling Out Updates Early Due To AI Cyber Threats
The shift marks a notable change in Apple's longstanding practice of packaging security fixes with broader software releases
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Not Cyborgs Yet. AI Gives Humans Super Assist In a Swiss Lab Breakthrough
In his book "AI to Eye" Professor Riener argues that Artificial Intelligence has the potential to make the world more inclusive, but only if it is designed with people at its center.
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Opinion | 330 Million: Why The Biggest Number In India's AI Boom Is The Most Useless One
India has the largest crowd of AI users. But that number could be a vanity, pleasant to report in the morning and slow to pay by evening. Because who wants to pay for AI yet?
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Central Sanskrit University Enters AI Era With New B.Tech Programme From 2026-27
The program approved by AICTE focuses on AI applications in Indian languages and ancient texts, aiming to preserve cultural heritage digitally.
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Auto Rickshaw Driver Shares How ChatGPT Helps In Daily Life, OpenAI Reacts
He said that it remembers every question he asks and even connects them to ones he had asked four months earlier.
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Schools In US To Introduce AI-Powered Humanoid Robots As Teaching Partners
While school officials have described the initiative as a step toward the future of learning.
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OpenAI's New AI Was So Powerful, It Had To Brief The US Government Before Release
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.6 Sol, its most advanced AI model to date, offering stronger reasoning, coding, and cybersecurity capabilities.
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Indian American Billionaire CEO Says Half Of These Jobs Will Disappear
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora says AI could halve corporate teams in marketing, HR and finance over the next three years, while demand for AI-savvy workers grows.
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The Man Who Helped Invent The Internet Says AI Is Making A Big Mistake
Vint Cerf, one of the pioneers of the internet's core networking protocols, says a few key principles will determine whether AI thrives the way the internet did.
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Peter Thiel Brands Pope Leo XIV 'Chinese Communist Agent' Over His AI Regulation Stance
Peter Thiel accuses Pope Leo XIV of advancing Chinese interests via AI regulation calls.
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Opinion | State As AI Shareholder: The Washington Model India Can't Ignore
The US is turning the state into a minority investor in AI giants. India should study this model closely before the geopolitical window closes.
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Where Is AI Interfacing With Physics? Here's What TIFR Mumbai Professor Said
Drawing from his own experience in experimental science, Professor G Ravindra Kumar explained how AI could help address problems that researchers have been trying to solve for decades.
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Opinion | The Great AI Writing Trap: Why Everyone Suddenly Sounds The Same
I was at a business conference recently, listening to some of India's brightest minds speak one after another. It was the kind of event where you come prepared to be bored and awed in the same day. One after another, speeches written with corporate jargon, waiting for that one moment in each speech that was clearly written to be remembered. But ...
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Ford Rehires 350 Engineers After AI Fails To Match Human Expertise
Ford has admitted to rehiring 350 veteran engineers after artificial intelligence (AI) failed to match veteran skills in quality checks.
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How A Year Of Using AI Changed One Mother's Approach To Parenting
After spending a year using artificial intelligence in daily life, author Joanna Stern says the experience changed how she thinks about raising children.
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Apple Says It Is Rolling Out Updates Early Due To AI Cyber Threats
The shift marks a notable change in Apple's longstanding practice of packaging security fixes with broader software releases
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Not Cyborgs Yet. AI Gives Humans Super Assist In a Swiss Lab Breakthrough
In his book "AI to Eye" Professor Riener argues that Artificial Intelligence has the potential to make the world more inclusive, but only if it is designed with people at its center.
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Opinion | 330 Million: Why The Biggest Number In India's AI Boom Is The Most Useless One
India has the largest crowd of AI users. But that number could be a vanity, pleasant to report in the morning and slow to pay by evening. Because who wants to pay for AI yet?
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Central Sanskrit University Enters AI Era With New B.Tech Programme From 2026-27
The program approved by AICTE focuses on AI applications in Indian languages and ancient texts, aiming to preserve cultural heritage digitally.
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Auto Rickshaw Driver Shares How ChatGPT Helps In Daily Life, OpenAI Reacts
He said that it remembers every question he asks and even connects them to ones he had asked four months earlier.
-
Schools In US To Introduce AI-Powered Humanoid Robots As Teaching Partners
While school officials have described the initiative as a step toward the future of learning.
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OpenAI's New AI Was So Powerful, It Had To Brief The US Government Before Release
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.6 Sol, its most advanced AI model to date, offering stronger reasoning, coding, and cybersecurity capabilities.
