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AI rewrites breach economics, hits BFSI and energy sectors hardest: Report

AI-enabled attacks are increasing breach costs as enterprise adoption outpaces governance, access controls and security safeguards, according to IBM and Kiteworks reports

Gen-AI may substitute 8-12% of India's non-farm workforce: Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs says GenAI could augment nearly half of India's non-farm workforce while replacing jobs with repetitive tasks and lifting productivity

Google introduces personalised round-the-clock AI assistant Gemini Spark

New AI agent will proactively complete tasks with user approval and roll out to Gemini AI Ultra and Pro subscribers in the coming weeks

How OpenAI's rogue AI broke into Hugging Face and kept exploring for days

Hugging Face's report reveals OpenAI's models did not simply escape a testing sandbox. It launched a sustained cyber campaign, exposing how frontier models could behave once they reach the real world

Why over 1000 AI researchers want governments ready to slow AI progress

More than 1,100 AI researchers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta have urged the US government to prepare mechanisms to deliberately pace frontier AI development. Here is the reason

AI data centre rush fuels India's next growth wave with infrastructure push

India's AI data centre boom is driving investments in clean energy, real estate, manufacturing and jobs as global tech giants and conglomerates expand infrastructure

Open AI models gain industry support, but security commitments diverge

Google and OpenAI supported Nvidia's policy case for open-weight models but did not join its security alliance, while Anthropic challenged claims that openness inherently favours defenders

Why publicly shared AI chats can become privacy nightmare for enterprises

Publicly shared Claude conversations appearing in search results have renewed concerns over AI collaboration features, accidental data exposure and the need for stronger privacy safeguards

Nvidia forms 37-member AI safety alliance with Microsoft, SpaceX, Palantir

US companies leading the AI race, including OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, are not part of the founding alliance.

AI tools uncover record software flaws in tech sector, shows database

The US National Vulnerabilities Database, a repository of digital security holes, recorded 45,207 flaws between January and Monday, a count approaching the total number found in all of 2025

Anthropic's Dario Amodei rejects open model ban but calls for testing

Amodei sought to dispel claims that Anthropic supports a ban on open-weight models, which allow users to download and customize the technology

NIT Rourkela develops AI system to make solar plants smarter, efficient

Patented technology uses AI, edge computing and federated learning to optimise solar panel cleaning, reduce water use and improve power generation efficiency

AI capability watch centre on the cards to assess emerging risks

The Centre is planning an AI capability watch centre to monitor frontier AI risks, strengthen governance and support safer adoption of advanced artificial intelligence

How AI palletising technology is reshaping warehouse automation

AI-powered palletising is gaining traction as warehouses automate repetitive lifting and sorting. Future Market Insights projects the market to reach $9 billion by 2036

How agentic AI is changing who influences online shopping decisions

As AI shopping agents evolve from assistants to decision-makers, retailers may need to rethink how they reach customers, present products and compete online

DeepSeek puts fundraising on hold after founder's remarks go viral: Report

The Chinese AI pioneer verbally informed some of its would-be backers that they wouldn't be signing investment agreements in the coming days, as they had expected

AI cannot replace auditor judgement, flags automation bias in audits: NFRA

The audit regulator's first technology guidance says AI can support audit quality but cannot substitute professional judgement, scepticism or auditor accountability

AI economy is creating a new kind of telecom customer. Are networks ready?

AI agents are increasing demand for upload capacity, low latency and programmable network services, forcing telecom operators to rethink infrastructure built primarily for human users

HCLTech announces first AI data centre in partnership with Sarvam in Odisha

HCLTech said the planned capital outlay for the project will be around ₹14,257 crore, including financial assistance from the Odisha government.

IMF urges stronger AI safeguards as India deepens financial sector adoption

The multilateral institution warned that rapid AI adoption could amplify systemic and cyber risks, urging stronger oversight, governance and international cooperation