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Teachers Leap Ahead in AI Adoption, With 81% Actively Using Tools
Teachers aren't just using AI; they've left the rest of us behind. Consider that 81% are now actively working with the tools, a fifteen-point chasm...
Ola Electric Opens 4680 Battery Platform to Indian Startups for Diverse Applications
Ola Electric has thrown open its 4680 Bharat Cell platform to Indian startups, offering them direct access to cells and battery packs that can power...
Google Launches Program to Boost Indian AI Startups' Global Enterprise Potential
India has AI startups that can code. Now they need to learn how to sell. Google’s new Market Access Programme is a corporate finishing school for...
Tech Giants Pay Up for Premium Wikipedia Access
Google wrote the first check. Now Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and a clutch of hungry AI labs are paying, too.
GrowthPal Raises USD 2.6M to Power AI-Driven M&A Platform Across Global Markets
Mergers and acquisitions have long been a high-stakes game of manual grunt work, gut instinct, and missed opportunities.
Anthropic's Claude Labs Launches Experimental Product Incubator with Instagram Veterans
Anthropic is rolling the dice on speed. Its new Claude Labs, an experimental product incubator staffed by veterans from Instagram alongside internal...
VIT Alumnus Joins Thinking Machines Lab as New Chief Technology Officer
Mira Murati just hired a Vellore Institute of Technology graduate to be the CTO of her new company.
Cursor Claims GPT-5.2 Outperforms Claude in Long-Form AI Task Benchmarks
The browser was built by AI, not by humans. It still has bugs, and it’s nowhere near ready to replace Chrome or Safari.
X's Grok AI Fails to Block Inappropriate Image Edits, Tests Reveal
Elon Musk’s X claims it has locked down Grok, stopping the AI from turning photos of real people into sexualized deepfakes.
Z.ai's Open Source GLM-Image Challenges Google's Nano Banana Pro in Text Rendering
Forget the pretty pictures. The real fight in AI image generation is now over text.
Multi-Agent Systems Outperform Single Agents in Complex Research Scenarios
Everyone wants the one big brain that solves everything. It's a clean story. The reality is messier.
Apple's Siri Gets USD 1 Billion Gemini Upgrade from Google for Next-Gen Assistant
A billion dollars a year. That’s the check Apple is cutting to Google, a deal confirmed this Monday. The goal? To stop Siri from being a punchline.
Bandcamp Blocks AI: First Major Music Platform to Ban Artificial Content
Bandcamp just drew a line in the sand. While Spotify and Deezer tiptoe around AI with cautious policies focused on imitation and label cooperation,...
Tunisian Filmmaker Zoubeir ElJlassi Wins Global AI Film Award for 'Lily
A doll, a hit-and-run, and an archivist who can't keep a secret. A film built on this quiet premise just beat out hundreds of flashier entries for...
Google's Gemini AI Taps Personal Data from Gmail, Search, and YouTube
Google’s Gemini AI is about to get personal, very personal. Starting as a US-only beta for select subscribers, a new opt-in feature called Personal...
BharathCloud Partners with JLL to Launch AI-Powered Sovereign Cloud Centers
India has decided to keep its data at home. The latest move in this effort is a partnership between BharathCloud and real estate firm JLL to build a...
Blaxel Launches Compute Platform for Production-Grade AI Agent Sandboxes
The race to give AI agents a place to run isn’t just about speed anymore , it’s about survival, scale, and zero-compromise statefulness.
UK Police Cite Microsoft Copilot's Fake Football Match in Intelligence Report Blunder
Microsoft Copilot’s hallucinations have found their way into the highest-stakes imaginable setting: a police intelligence report.
AI and Snowflake Reveal Workforce Strategies for Navigating Technological Change
Corporate checkbooks are flying open for AI, but a harsh reality is setting in: you can buy the tool, but you can’t buy the team to run it.
AWS AI Conclave Bengaluru 2026: Deep Tech Insights for Engineers and Architects
The line between a promising AI prototype and a hardened production system is razor-thin, and brutally unforgiving.