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Motorola Announces Android 17 Beta Programme for Select Devices in India, US and Other Regions
Motorola has announced the Android 17 Beta programme for select devices across the world. The list of eligible smartphones includes the Moto G57 Power in India and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), the Moto G57 in EMEA, and the Moto Edge 2025 in the US. Users can enrol for the Android Beta programme by filling out a form. The tech firm an...
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Anthropic Drops Its Core Safety Pledge Amid Deadline Threat From US Government
Anthropic drops its AI safety pledge to keep pace in the competitive AI market amid Pentagon demands for unrestricted military use of its technology.
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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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American Company Books Every US-Bound Flight To Evacuate Employee Amid Mexico Unrest
The employee, Andrew Barba, shared his appreciation for the extraordinary effort in a post on X.
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3 Silicon Valley Engineers Charged For Sending Google Trade Secrets To Iran
A US federal grand jury has charged three Silicon Valley engineers with allegedly stealing trade secrets from tech companies including Google and transferring the information to Iran, the Justice Department said Thursday.
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AI Summit Asserts India's Global Ambitions After Tough Year
Six months ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was fending off verbal attacks from US President Donald Trump, trying to regain the upper hand over Pakistan after an armed conflict, and facing questions about his economy's prospects.
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OpenAI Starts Showing Ads to ChatGPT Free and ChatGPT Go Subscribers in the US
OpenAI announced on Monday that it has begun testing ads in ChatGPT. The Sam Altman-led tech firm highlighted that the ads are currently being displayed only in the US, and will later be rolled out in other regions to free users and Go subscribers. The company claims that the platform will not share the conversations and interactions of users with ...
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Is Anthropic's AI Tool A Threat To Software Companies? Experts Weigh In
In Cowork, once you give Claude access to a folder on your computer, it can read, edit, or create files.
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How "Organisational Loyalty" Powers The Rise Of Indian-Origin CEOs In US, Sridhar Vembu Explains
He also pointed out that the complex H-1B visa and green card processes often make job-switching risky.
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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Motorola Announces Android 17 Beta Programme for Select Devices in India, US and Other Regions
Motorola has announced the Android 17 Beta programme for select devices across the world. The list of eligible smartphones includes the Moto G57 Power in India and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), the Moto G57 in EMEA, and the Moto Edge 2025 in the US. Users can enrol for the Android Beta programme by filling out a form. The tech firm an...
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Anthropic Drops Its Core Safety Pledge Amid Deadline Threat From US Government
Anthropic drops its AI safety pledge to keep pace in the competitive AI market amid Pentagon demands for unrestricted military use of its technology.
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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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American Company Books Every US-Bound Flight To Evacuate Employee Amid Mexico Unrest
The employee, Andrew Barba, shared his appreciation for the extraordinary effort in a post on X.
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3 Silicon Valley Engineers Charged For Sending Google Trade Secrets To Iran
A US federal grand jury has charged three Silicon Valley engineers with allegedly stealing trade secrets from tech companies including Google and transferring the information to Iran, the Justice Department said Thursday.
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AI Summit Asserts India's Global Ambitions After Tough Year
Six months ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was fending off verbal attacks from US President Donald Trump, trying to regain the upper hand over Pakistan after an armed conflict, and facing questions about his economy's prospects.
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OpenAI Starts Showing Ads to ChatGPT Free and ChatGPT Go Subscribers in the US
OpenAI announced on Monday that it has begun testing ads in ChatGPT. The Sam Altman-led tech firm highlighted that the ads are currently being displayed only in the US, and will later be rolled out in other regions to free users and Go subscribers. The company claims that the platform will not share the conversations and interactions of users with ...
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Is Anthropic's AI Tool A Threat To Software Companies? Experts Weigh In
In Cowork, once you give Claude access to a folder on your computer, it can read, edit, or create files.
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How "Organisational Loyalty" Powers The Rise Of Indian-Origin CEOs In US, Sridhar Vembu Explains
He also pointed out that the complex H-1B visa and green card processes often make job-switching risky.
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
