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Apple, Google, Microsoft and other tech giants push back on Pentagon’s Anthropic blacklisting
A powerful tech industry group representing Apple, Google and Microsoft has warned the Pentagon that blacklisting Anthropic as a supply-chain risk could destabilise AI contracts and set a dangerous precedent.
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Anthropic CEO slams OpenAI’s Pentagon deal as ‘safety theatre’
A bitter divide between two leading AI firms has spilled into public view, with Anthropic accusing OpenAI of compromising on safeguards in pursuit of a sweeping new US defence contract.
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US Fed races to adapt to AI promises and pitfalls for jobs, inflation
Rising layoffs would traditionally lean central bankers towards looser monetary policy
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Raghuram Rajan says AI to disrupt India’s services sector, not derail
A recent note by Citrini Research warned that Indian IT firms could see pressure on revenues, triggering a selloff in their stocks earlier this week
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India weighs fresh cyber law amid rising AI-led threat; Airtel-Zscaler set up research center
The announcement signals a broader policy pivot—from responding to cyber incidents to building proactive, AI-enabled defence systems
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AI at any cost? Mag 7 confronts first real capex cycle test
AI may well redefine productivity over the next decade. But markets do not price decades, they price cash flows. And in 2026, the story has shifted from growth at any cost to returns on capital deployed.
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IBM to triple US entry-level hiring for roles seen as replaceable by AI
While the company declined to disclose specific hiring figures, it said the expansion will be 'across the board,' affecting a wide range of departments
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AWS CEO shrugs off ‘SaaS Apocalypse’ fears as investors worry about ChatGPT era
Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman says fears that AI tools like ChatGPT will derail major software companies are being overstated, arguing that incumbents still have the inside track if they keep innovating.
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Spotify says its best engineers aren’t writing code anymore, AI is doing it
Spotify executives say AI coding tools have reached a turning point, with top developers no longer writing code by hand as the company accelerates product launches using generative AI.
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xAI loses second co-founder in two days as company prepares for IPO
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence venture xAI has seen another senior exit, with influential researcher Jimmy Ba becoming the second co-founder to leave the company in as many days, raising fresh questions about stability at the fast-growing firm.
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Google may soon allow users to import chat history from ChatGPT and other chatbots
Google is reportedly working on a new ‘Import AI chats’ feature, which could let users bring their chat history from ChatGPT to Gemini, allowing an easy switch to different AI chatbots.
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From ChatGPT to Google, AI tools are starting to cite Grokipedia
While its overall footprint remains small, researchers say Grokipedia’s visibility in AI answers is steadily rising, raising fresh concerns about accuracy, misinformation, and the risks of AI systems citing other AI-generated content.
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How Sitharaman's Budget 2026 is powering India's AI ambitions: Key points
Sitharaman said the government is seeking to meet the 'aspirations of youthful India' with these new measures
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Govt to launch India AI mission 2.0 in next 6 months, says IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw revealed that India AI Summit will be the biggest AI event in the world, attended Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Google's Sundar Pichai and others
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Mozilla’s Mark Surman wants a ‘rebel alliance’ to challenge Big AI’s grip on the future
Mozilla president Mark Surman is assembling what he calls a “rebel alliance” of startups, developers, and public-interest technologists to counter the dominance of major AI players like OpenAI and Anthropic, with a long-term push for open, trustworthy, and economically viable AI.
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Larry Ellison says all major AI models share the same flaw and it is making them a commodity
Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison believes today’s leading AI models are fundamentally limited because they are trained on the same public internet data. He argues the real opportunity lies in applying AI to private enterprise data, not in building ever-larger public models.
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Deloitte AI Institute chief warns governing AI agents is harder than chatbots
Deloitte’s latest enterprise AI report highlights a widening gap between the rapid adoption of AI agents and the lack of safety and governance frameworks.
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Google Cloud gaming chief urges studios to educate teams on what AI can and cannot do
Google Cloud’s global director for games, Jack Buser, argues AI should be treated as a powerful tool that enhances human creativity rather than replacing it, and predicts 2026 will be the year studios scale AI across entire development workflows.
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Snap sued by YouTube creators over claims it used videos to train AI models
A group of YouTube creators has widened its legal fight over AI training data, adding Snap to a lawsuit that already targets several major tech companies accused of using videos without permission.
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Trump administration pushes AI-written regulations to speed up rulemaking
The Trump administration is preparing to use artificial intelligence to draft federal transportation regulations, a move that has sparked concern inside the US Department of Transportation over safety, accountability and the risk of costly mistakes.
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AI job cuts are landing hardest in Britain, Morgan Stanley says
The report surveyed firms that have been using AI for at least a year, in five industries exposed to the technology — consumer staples and retail, real estate, transport, health-care equipment and automobiles
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Oracle’s Larry Ellison says big tech AI models all suffer from the same fundamental flaw
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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Large taxpayers may soon have fully automated tax compliance systems
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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Important Grok prompts professionals are using to quietly upgrade their LinkedIn presence
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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Tesla’s former AI chief Andrej Karpathy warns software engineers: 'I’ve never felt…'
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.
