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What is superalignment and why are AI researchers raising concerns?

Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon's warning about self-improving AI has raised concerns over superalignment. Here's what it means and why it matters

Can AI agents police each other? Google's DeepMind study offers early clues

A DeepMind study of 100 AI agents found that an exploit could spread rapidly through a multi-agent system, while other agents independently detected cheating, raised alarms and proposed fixes

Anthropic researcher quits over fears of 'out of control' AI systems

The Anthropic researcher said that he does not want to participate in an industrywide rush to build AI systems that can improve themselves

Alibaba, DeepSeek have 'systematically' siphoned AI models, says US

The Chinese firms have used a technique known as distillation since 2024 to access and draw information from US AI models at an industrial scaleto train their own systems, said US agencies

OpenAI says its AI model has cracked one of Millennium math problems

The company's announcement is the most dramatic sign yet that artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the field of higher mathematics

Meta launches personal AI agent 'Muse' to help with everyday tasks

It can handle simple tasks like sending an email or booking travel, or bigger, long-term goals like creating a yearlong exercise plan or setting up a new business

Kuku Technologies plans 1,000 hires for AI-powered content production

The mobile-content company is building an AI-native production unit to cut costs and accelerate the creation of micro-dramas for India and global markets

India's ecommerce market looks at AI to drive next leg of growth

Executives says customer relevance, responsive supply chains are key

Bajaj Finance acquires 5% stake in AI video platform TrueFan AI

Investment builds on an existing commercial relationship under which Bajaj Finance has deployed TrueFan's platform to generate millions of personalised videos

Hospitals to step up AI spending despite deployment hurdles: CII-PwC

While 64 per cent of healthcare leaders surveyed have piloted AI applications, only 11 per cent have moved them into production, with data quality the biggest hurdle

How AI agent risks are moving from developer sandboxes to consumers

Meta's reported Hatch tests show how AI-agent risks change when systems can access real accounts and take action, shifting the security challenge from access to permissions and control

UN rights chief warns unchecked AI can pose 'existential risk' to humanity

UN rights chief Volker Turk has called for binding rules, independent oversight and safeguards for AI, warning that technological power is concentrated in the hands of a few

OpenAI urges caution as AI development shows signs of self-improvement

OpenAI says the rapid advance of AI could lead to systems playing a bigger role in developing future models, but urges stronger safeguards as recursive self-improvement comes into view

NIT Rourkela, ISRO, Tea Board join hands for AI-based tea monitoring

Three-year CHAYANKAN project will combine satellite imagery, UAV observations, field data and AI to monitor plantations, estimate yields and forecast pest outbreaks

AI sovereignty crucial for cybersecurity, says Gaganyaan astronaut

He stressed the need for greater awareness of cybersecurity and digital threats as AI, cyber technology and the digital environment become increasingly integrated into everyday life

NFRA sets up advisory panel on audit quality, AI and technology risks

Nine-member committee will advise NFRA on AI, automation and cybersecurity risks, audit standards, technology environments and areas warranting sectoral focus

IIT Guwahati unveils brain-inspired AI model for energy-efficient computing

SH²RFSSM combines spiking neural networks with state space modelling to process long data sequences efficiently, with potential applications in edge AI devices

AI reshapes non-tech GCC jobs as routine roles see sharp declines: Report

Procurement roles saw the sharpest decline at 41.7% in 2025, while analytics, customer support, and finance and risk roles also recorded steep falls

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra revives AGI debate as autonomy, cyber skills improve

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra shows stronger autonomy, computer use and cyber capabilities, but benchmark caveats and monitoring concerns complicate claims that AGI has arrived

Perplexity may have a way to run LLMs on consumer hardware: How it works

Perplexity's experiment with a 35-billion-parameter model shows how inference engines, quantisation and memory optimisation can unlock more performance from existing hardware