Artifical Intelligence

OpenAI accuses Elon Musk of 'ambush' as $100 billion-plus trial looms

OpenAI said the objectives Musk proposed earlier appear to be aimed at 'sandbagging the defendants and injecting chaos into proceedings, while trying to recast his public narrative about his lawsuit'

Delhi HC sets deadline for copyright office to register AI artwork

Court directs Registrar to rule on AI-generated artwork copyright application, raising key questions on authorship and legal recognition under Indian law

AI can help general trade, boost annual revenues up to 20%: BCG research

Study highlights how AI-driven sales planning, execution and backend automation can transform general trade channels and unlock significant revenue growth

Anthropic joins hands with AWS, Apple, Microsoft for Project Glasswing

Initiative aims to deploy Claude Mythos AI for defensive cybersecurity, with partners working to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen global digital infrastructure

YouTube may let users create Shorts using AI Avatar of themselves: Details

YouTube is reportedly rolling out AI avatars that let users create Shorts using a digital version of themselves, so they don't need to record every time and can still appear in videos

X gets Grok-powered auto translation, AI image editing tools: What's new

X rolls out auto-translation and AI photo editor powered by Grok, with global availability for translation and iOS support for editing tools

'Muse Spark' will power Meta AI assistant on app and web: What's changing

Muse Spark now powers the Meta AI assistant on its app and web, with Meta confirming an upcoming rollout across its apps and AI-powered devices

US court rebuffs Anthropic in latest round of AI battle with Trump admin

A US federal appeals court on Wednesday refused to block the Pentagon from blacklisting artificial intelligence laboratory Anthropic in a decision that differed from the conclusions reached in another judge's ruling on the same issues. The US Court of Appeals in Washington rejected Anthropic's request for an order that would shield the San Francisco company from the fallout stemming from a dispute over how the Pentagon could deploy its Claude chatbot in fully autonomous weapons and potential surveillance of Americans while the panel is still collecting evidence about the case. But the setback in Washington came after Anthropic had already prevailed in a separate case focused on the same issues in San Francisco federal court. In that case, a judge forced President Donald Trump's administration to remove a label tainting the company as a national security risk. Anthropic filed the two separate lawsuits in San Francisco and the Washington appeals court last month, asserting the Trump

Flipkart accelerates AI push across business as it shifts to execution

E-commerce company moves to operationalise AI use cases at scale under senior leadership

Hemant Badri to lead Flipkart's AI push as CEO outlines next-decade vision

Hemant Badri will lead Flipkart's artificial intelligence transformation charter, as the Walmart-owned e-commerce giant intensifies its push as an 'AI-first' organization, CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy has said in an internal e-mail. Badri - who is SVP and Head of Supply Chain, Customer Experience & Re-Commerce at Flipkart - will focus on identifying and operationalising the business use cases where Al can drive the most impact, working in partnership with Balaji Thiagarajan, who will continue to provide strategic direction for the One Tech org and lead the technology strategy and engineering efforts for an Al-native Flipkart. Krishnamurthy's note to employees, seen by PTI, emphasised the need to build on AI to "lead in next decade" as the industry landscape evolves rapidly. An e-mailed query to Flipkart for comments did not elicit a response. In his communication to staff, Krishnamurthy said: "To drive this with speed and scale, I am pleased to share that Hemant Badri will lead this ..

AI investment hits $800 billion, India emerges as key applications hub

SenseAI report shows capital concentrating in mega-rounds, with Indian startups scaling AI applications rapidly and reaching revenue early as value shifts to the application layer

Coforge appoints Sunil Fernandes as COO to lead delivery, AI push

Fernandes to oversee global delivery and key operations, with a mandate to scale execution and accelerate adoption of AI-native practices across engineering and internal systems

India e-com market to nearly treble to $250 billion by 2030: Report

Gen Z shoppers, AI-led personalisation and rising digital adoption to drive India's e-commerce growth to $250 billion by 2030, says Google-Deloitte report

Google Photos adds AI Enhance, video playback speed controls on Android

Google Photos adds AI Enhance for one-tap photo fixes and video playback speed controls on Android, making it easier to edit images and adjust video viewing directly within the app

Google brings 'AI Edge Eloquent' app for offline speech-to-text on iOS

Google has launched AI Edge Eloquent, an offline dictation app for iOS that converts speech to text in real time, removes filler words and uses Gemma AI, with optional Gemini-based cloud processing

D2C startups tap AI to improve delivery completion rates by 11%: Velocity

D2C brands are using AI tools to tackle last-mile challenges in smaller cities, boosting delivery success rates by 11% and cutting costly return-to-origin losses

Wipro bags $1 bn Olam deal in one of its largest wins, to also buy IT arm

Eight-year deal with Singapore's Olam Group boosts revenue visibility and AI-led capabilities, alongside $375 million acquisition of IT arm Mindsprint

Claude AI can now pull data from Outlook, Teams, OneDrive for free users

Claude AI now supports Microsoft 365 apps for all users, including the free tier, letting you search emails, chats and documents directly without uploading files manually

India kept in dark: Rahul Gandhi hits out at govt on data sovereignty

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday raised concerns over India's data sovereignty and asserted that the country should be leading the global tech race, but instead it is being kept in the dark about how its data will be protected. The Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha said India's data belongs to its people and in the AI economy, it can be one of its biggest strengths - to build AI, grow companies, and create jobs. "So I asked the government some important questions about the recent trade deal with the US:- What does 'reducing barriers' with the United States mean for our data? Will our health data, financial data, and government databases stay in India? Can India still require foreign companies to store data here and use it to build our own AI?" Gandhi said in a post on his WhatsApp channel. "Every question on our data sovereignty, health data, AI, and local data storage gets the same treatment: 'framework', 'balance', 'autonomy' - big words, zero specifics," the former ...

R&D is the only thing that can make you sustainable: Arundhati Bhattacharya

Salesforce's South Asia head on why Indian enterprises must move beyond AI pilots, what the Informatica deal changes, and the West Asia overhang on Indian IT