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From OpenAI to Google, tech giants are flocking to India's AI summit. Behind the hype: 1.4 billion potential users and the world's cheapest AI talent pool
Researchers use AI to discover antibiotics in extinct species' genetic code as 4 million die annually from drug-resistant infections. Could ancient DNA hold the key?
India's AI Impact Summit reveals a strategic play for global AI leadership. With 100M ChatGPT users and massive investments, is this the rise of the third AI superpower?
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[email protected]Anthropic opens Bengaluru office as India AI revenue doubles. What this means for the global AI landscape and enterprise adoption.
MIT Sloan tops FT's Global MBA Ranking for the first time, beating Harvard and Wharton. The secret? AI integration. But MBA value debates intensify as job markets shift.
The AI Impact Summit 2026 in Delhi tackles five critical issues: job displacement, rogue AI systems, massive energy consumption, regulatory battles, and existential risks.
Ars Technica admits to publishing fabricated AI-generated quotes as real source statements. A wake-up call for journalism's AI adoption standards.
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[email protected]Peter Steinberger's decision to join OpenAI with OpenClaw reveals shifting dynamics in AI agent development and big tech acquisition strategies
Sam Altman's recruitment of OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger signals a new era of AI agent collaboration, with multi-agent systems becoming core to OpenAI's product offerings.
Jensen Huang, Sam Altman, and Sundar Pichai are all heading to New Delhi this week. Here's what the AI gold rush in India means for global tech strategy.
NPR's David Greene sues Google over AI voice cloning in NotebookLM. As AI perfectly mimics human voices, who owns the rights to how you sound?
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[email protected]Pentagon demands AI companies allow 'all lawful purposes' usage while Anthropic pushes back on autonomous weapons. Where should the ethical boundaries lie?