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Oracle founder Larry Ellison argues that today’s leading AI models from Google, OpenAI and Meta are becoming commoditised because they rely on the same public internet data. He believes the next major AI breakthrough will come from securely reasoning over private enterprise data, a shift Oracle is betting billions on.
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The central government has begun granting API access to tax portals, paving the way for AI-led automation tools for filings and compliance.
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The common thread across all eight prompts is restraint. They work best when AI supports thinking, not replaces it. Used thoughtfully, these Grok prompts can help professionals quietly refine their LinkedIn presence while still sounding like themselves.
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The former Tesla AI director admitted that he has “never felt this much behind as a programmer,” arguing that the profession itself is being fundamentally rewritten by AI.
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A public disagreement between Demis Hassabis and Yann LeCun has reignited debate over whether general intelligence truly exists, with Hassabis calling LeCun’s claims “plain incorrect” and defending the idea of broadly general intelligence in humans and AI.
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These companies will deploy over 50,000 Microsoft Copilot licenses each, setting up a new benchmark for enterprise-scale AI adoption, a company statement said
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Salesforce also announced partnership with staffing solutions firm TASC Outsourcing, having built two company-specific AI agents for lead sourcing and outreach.
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A young and growing population along with availability of cheap data has made the country a fertile ground for AI-driven growth
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The proposal introduces a compulsory licensing mechanism—administered through a proposed Copyright Royalty Collection and Allocation Tribunal—that would treat accessibility as the key threshold
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Geoffrey Hinton says coding may change, but computer science remains essential as AI grows. Industry leaders largely agree on the lasting value of fundamentals.
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Perplexity has launched a conversational shopping assistant that uses natural language search and user history to deliver personalised product suggestions. The feature aims to act as an extension of the user rather than a replacement, improving with continued interaction and offering context-aware recommendations.
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The stock sank as much 11% on Tuesday, following a 10.9% dive in the previous session before Japan’s long weekend
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The chipmaker at the heart of the AI trade gave a strong revenue forecast, a sign that demand for its products remains healthy
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Alphabet shares have surged about 46% this year, as investors bet on its ability to compete with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI
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Jamie Dimon’s remarks affirm his prior guidance that the bank may expand its workforce
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Backed by Nvidia, Lambda confirmed the deal in a press release on Monday, saying it will deliver tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs to power Microsoft’s expanding AI data centres.
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The research, done in collaboration with the UK AI Security Institute and The Alan Turing Institute, shows how easily large language models (LLMs) can be poisoned with malicious data — no massive hacks required.
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SoftBank is close to signing a deal with a handful of lenders for a margin loan secured by shares of its chip unit Arm Holdings
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Under the deal, Nvidia will be taking a financial stake in one of its largest customers, but without receiving any voting power in return
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Google Gemini’s Nano Banana AI photo trend has caused a frenzy among social media users. They are now experimenting with festive looks and are taken over by the surprisingly accurate pictures. If you want to join the trend, here are simple steps to begin, from downloading the app to using viral prompts for surprising results.
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Champions of artificial intelligence claim it could fuel genuine economic growth
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OpenAI, Google, and Perplexity are giving away premium AI tools to Indian students — but the real prize may be their data
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Geoffrey Hinton, the “Godfather of AI,” has warned that advanced AI systems are already better than humans at emotional manipulation. He cited research showing AI can outperform people in influencing others, adding to growing concerns over the risks posed by the technology.
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Artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT are becoming part of everyday life, helping people draft emails, answer quick queries, and even provide companionship. Their human-like responses often make them appear trustworthy, but experts warn that this sense of safety can be deceptive. Oversharing with AI carries serious risks, including privacy breaches, identity theft, and misuse of sensitive data. Unlike a private conversation, interactions with chatbots are not confidential and may be stored, analysed, or exposed. Here are 10 things you should never share with an AI chatbot.
