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The investment follows xAI's merger with X and values the combined company at $113 billion
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In an online match-up between human brilliance and artificial intelligence, the world’s top chess player delivered a flawless 53-move win against OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
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OpenAI says it needs more time to conduct safety checks before releasing its first open-weight model. There’s no confirmed timeline for launch yet.
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Windsurf, best known for pioneering “vibe coding”—AI-assisted, intuitive software development—has seen a surge in developer adoption.
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The company claims the sovereign LLM, built entirely in India, will cut catalogue and content creation time by up to 40 percent.
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From Infosys to Wipro, TCS, HCLTech, and Tech Mahindra, annual reports show a decisive pivot: a push to move away from purely linear, headcount-led services revenue toward intellectual property and high-margin platforms.
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Google is also bringing shoppable connected TV ads on YouTube to India, along with shoppable mobile mastheads.
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VTU-VRIF-TCOE Centre of Excellence aims to drive India’s deep-tech ambitions through cutting-edge research and startup incubation in 5G/6G, AI/ML, AR/VR, quantum computing, and healthcare, backed by over 20 startups and 30 academic partners.
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Fueling this momentum is a dramatic drop in AI infrastructure costs. Foundational model training, which cost $100,000 just a year ago, can now be done for $10,000, making vertical AI more affordable and scalable.
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According to a NASSCOM report, the Indian AI market is projected to reach $17 billion by 2027, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 25-35 percent. Within this surge, generative AI is emerging as a powerful content creation tool.
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This partnership brings together Adobe’s marketing, analytics, and creative tools—including Adobe Express, Firefly generative AI, and Real-Time Customer Data Platform—to help fans engage more deeply with their favourite clubs and players.
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The browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks and aims to use artificial intelligence to fundamentally change how consumers browse the web
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By leveraging MCP, fintechs aim to personalise user experiences, automate complex processes, and even experiment with launching new financial products based on user insights
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The browser merges tabs, tasks, and tools into a single intelligent interface, allowing users to navigate the web more like a conversation than a clunky stack of hyperlinks
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AI chatbot Grok, which is produced by Elon Musk’s xAI, posted offensive racist remarks on X, including praising Hitler and making antisemitic statements. This sparked a global outrage, and the chatbot later removed these remarks, saying its posts were an ‘epic sarcasm fail.’
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Such a deal would deepen ties between France and the UAE in a field increasingly dominated by the US and China. Mistral is Europe’s biggest AI startup and reached a valuation of Euro 5.8 billion last year.
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Some ChatGPT users have spotted a new feature called 'Study Together,' which appears to be designed for collaborative study sessions. It appears to be similar to Google's LearnLM model, where the model will not provide the answer to a query directly, but focuses on teaching it.
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In India, WNS had around 44,117 professionals as of March 31. The company has offices across Mumbai, Pune, Gurgaon, Nashik, Bangalore, Chennai, Vizag, Indore, Trichy, Hyderabad and Noida.
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In Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama July 8 edition: Asian stocks show resilience despite new tariff threats, a liquidity flood could trigger another round of inflation, oil prices are down but the worst is not over, banks must reimagine themselves for Gen-Z, and more
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A closer look at the government’s plan to build a decentralised, indigenous AI safety ecosystem.
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IT and BPM convergence may become the new world order as competition in the AI era intensifies, industry analysts have said after Capgemini agreed to buy IT outsourcing firm WNS Holdings.
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AI Mode is Google's attempt to counter answer engines like Perplexity, which have gained ground over the past couple of years.
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The senior executive oversaw a roughly 100-person team crucial to developing Apple’s own foundation models — the very models Apple recently chose to supplement with OpenAI’s GPT-4o and potentially others.
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Ruoming Pang, a distinguished engineer and manager in charge of the company’s Apple foundation models team, is departing
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Together, the merged entity is staring at a $1.5-trillion emerging market opportunity, as WNS provides the ideal incubation business to develop leading-edge Services-as-a-Software (SaaS) to Capgemini, said Phil Fersht, CEO, HFS Research.
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The transaction will immediately unlock cross-selling opportunities, Capgemini has said. It will also lay the foundation of capabilities to seize the Intelligent Operations strategic market opportunity
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DeepSeek is doubling down on its ambition to develop AGI (artificial general intelligence) with a hybrid focus on real-world application and academic rigour.
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Until now, users relied on generic prompts and manual inputs to use AI tools for financial advice, Fi has replaced this with a structured, consent-driven way to share real financial data, the neo-banking firm's co-founder Sumit Gwalani has said
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He highlighted that as AI systems increasingly handle the "how" of building and execution, engineers must focus on defining the “what” and “why."
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Technology can make a boring job even more boring and an interesting job even more interesting
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About 1,500 high-end GPUs were allocated to Sarvam AI in May, with an additional 2,500 GPUs set to be added to the cluster by mid-July.
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What used to be a heavy-bottomed pyramid is gradually morphing into a leaner hourglass, with automation consuming routine work at the base.
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AI hasn’t revolutionised marketing, it’s amplified our shortcuts. Without real customer understanding and first-party data, even the smartest tools deliver empty engagement. Connection, not automation, is the true competitive edge
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Google says this integration is designed to reduce repetitive prompting and make Gemini feel more like a true assistant than a chatbot.
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With this new round of funding, Maieutic plans to expand its engineering team and significantly improve time to market. The company is on an aggressive hiring trajectory to build out its platform and take its vision to market.
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Available now on both web and iOS, Max is designed for professionals, creators, and researchers who rely heavily on Perplexity’s AI platform
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Google’s Veo 3 currently stands out among rivals like OpenAI’s Sora and startups such as Pika and Runway for its native audio generation support.
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Founded in 2012 by Jayakrishnan T, Asimov Robotics develops humanoid robots, healthcare and assistive robots and robotic platforms for industrial automation and disaster management
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Meesho has begun open-sourcing its internal AI stack with the release of a production-grade feature store on GitHub. More modules are set to follow as the company looks to support real-time, cost-efficient machine learning development across India’s startup ecosystem.
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According to the company, AI revenue already constitutes a significant share of new business, and the growth trajectory is expected to accelerate in the coming quarters.
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Only a small portion of deals face such follow-up requests. In some instances investigations can last for a year or more and are a precursor to a lawsuit to block the deal
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WhatsApp’s new features come amid a broader push to become the go-to platform for businesses to expand their customer base and grow their presence.
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With the new policy, all new websites onboarded to Cloudflare will automatically block known AI bots — even those that don’t respect robots.txt protocols.
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Apple is exploring whether to license customised large language models (LLMs) from the two AI firms, which would run on Apple’s private cloud infrastructure rather than external platforms like AWS or Azure.
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In AI, the message ‘act now or miss out’ has more in common with high-pressure sales than business strategy
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To see how far medical AI has come, Microsoft tested MAI-DxO on 304 real-world cases published in the New England Journal of Medicine, one of the world’s leading medical journals, and came out with flying colours
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While AI will have a significant impact on services, large IT companies are unlikely to fully automate due to the complexity of legacy systems, D’Souza has said
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AI in radiology is no longer just a screening tool. It now collaborates in diagnosis, reduces errors, speeds up workflows, and supports clinical judgement - redefining its role from passive observer to active partner
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In addition to conversations with founders and operators in innovation hubs like Silicon Valley, Seattle, and Austin, he also draws insights from his academic ties, says Francisco D’Souza
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The $5 billion raised in debt consists of financing of secured notes and term loans, Morgan Stanley in a statement posted on social media platform X
