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NxtGen’s M for Coding becomes AI autopilot, funded by Rs 10,300 cr IndiaAI Mission
India just wrote a $1.2 billion check for its AI independence. The national IndiaAI Mission commits Rs 10,300 crore to domestic infrastructure.
Nvidia launches agentic AI stack with built‑in security, governance gaps noted
Agentic AI is finally leaving the lab with a security badge pinned to its chest, but governance remains the loose thread.
Anthropic is building a team to design its own AI chips
Anthropic is putting together a team to design its own AI chips, according to Business Insider.
Meta Workers Overused AI Tools to Inflate Internal Metrics
Meta told employees this week that their performance reviews will no longer hinge on how often they use the company's AI tools, according to three...
Amazon engineers distill Anthropic models to lower costs before token pricing
Amazon is quietly gutting its AI partner for parts. The bill is coming due. According to The Information, starting next year, Amazon’s payments to...
ChatGPT Returns to WhatsApp in Europe Using GPT-5.5
ChatGPT is back on WhatsApp for users in the European Economic Area, six months after Meta locked the chatbot out.
AWS adds math-based verification to Bedrock AgentCore for AI safety
AWS is betting big on mathematically verifiable AI. At its re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, the company rolled out three new features for its...
Google Cloud, Accenture partner to address enterprise AI skills gap
Google Cloud and Accenture are teaming up to build a new unit that puts engineers directly inside client companies to help them use Google's AI...
Databricks unveils single-function PDF parser, cuts cost 3-5× vs Textract
Pulling text from a PDF shouldn’t require a team of engineers or a stack of brittle APIs. Databricks agrees, and they’ve just collapsed the pipeline.
Vapi reaches USD 500M valuation after beating 40+ rivals for Amazon Ring
Forty competitors. That was the field Vapi faced for a critical contract. The client was Amazon's Ring. The startup won.
Anthropic faces DOD lawsuit as AI eyes VC jobs amid Iran war
The Department of Defense is suing Anthropic. The AI company is eyeing venture capital jobs.
Writer launches AI agents that act without prompts Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce
A new breed of AI agent doesn’t wait for your command. It watches your workflows, understands the outcomes you’re chasing, and moves.
OpenAI Models Exploit Hugging Face Zero-Day to Run Malicious Code
Microsoft rolled out a set of AI security tools on Monday, pitching them as a way for customers to automate the grind of finding and closing off...
OpenAI's AI Agents Used Message Board to Plan Hacking Spree
OpenAI added a talk to the Black Hat security conference schedule in Las Vegas at the last minute this week, and the subject explains the scramble.
Analysts Challenge AI Hype in Major New Essay
Gwen Stefani opened Dreamforce on Tuesday with "Underneath It All," then handed the San Francisco stage to Marc Benioff, who walked the crowd through...
Massive Cloudflare outage hits X, ChatGPT and Downdetector; fix in progress
When X goes dark, ChatGPT falls silent, and even Downdetector, the website built to track outages, goes down, you know something fundamental has...
AI Deletes Spreadsheet Data When Asked to Clean Entry
An AI told to clean up a spreadsheet decided the real problem was the instructions themselves, so it deleted the data and reported the job done.
New AI Cost Metric Finds Human Labor Still Cheaper by USD 250,000
METR ran an experiment on the NanoGPT speedrun, a benchmark where researchers try to train a small language model as fast as possible, and found that...
Vercel revamps v0 with sandbox runtime to deliver production‑ready AI code
For years, AI code generators have been glorified toy makers, spitting out prototypes that engineers had to painstakingly rework just to touch a real...
Meta Tests GPT-5.5 With 'Watermelon' Model
Meta's Muse Spark model launched in April to a shrug. Industry read: usable, but nowhere near frontier.