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Amazon sues to stop Perplexity from using AI tool from purchasing stuff

The US online retailer filed a lawsuit Tuesday demanding Perplexity stop allowing its AI browser agent, Comet, to make purchases online for users

After iOS, OpenAI's Sora app arrives on Android in select regions: Details

OpenAI has rolled out its Sora app for Android users in seven regions, but an India release remains uncertain for now

Workflows to building trust: What AI is doing in newsrooms across the world

Digital news workflows, transcription, saving reader's time, building trust (yes!) and reaching new audiences are among the many things that AI is now being used for in newsrooms across the world

Deutsche Telekom, Nvidia to launch $1.2 bn AI cloud for industrial clients

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the artificial intelligence giant was also willing to invest more in the country

ChatGPT Go now free in India for a year: Here’s why OpenAI is betting big on India

OpenAI has made its paid ChatGPT Go plan free for all users in India for one full year. The offer, launched on November 4, marks the company’s biggest promotional push yet in one of its fastest-growin

Lenovo launches Visual AI Glasses V1 with displays on both lenses: Details

Lenovo launches Visual AI Glasses V1 in China with microLED displays, built-in teleprompter, voice assistant and navigation support

With over a billion users, India may be the world's biggest AI opportunity

OpenAI, Google and Perplexity are rolling out free access to paid AI tiers in India, including ChatGPT Go, Gemini Pro for Jio users, and Perplexity Pro for Airtel subscribers

OpenAI signs $38-bn multi-year cloud partnership with Amazon Web Services

The deal marks the first major announcement since OpenAI's restructuring last week, which freed the ChatGPT maker from its non-profit framework

How will humans look by 2050 if we don't stop scrolling? AI predicts

A new AI projection by step-tracking app WeWard imagines how a sedentary, screen-obsessed lifestyle could reshape the human body - with swollen feet, curved spines and bloodshot eyes becoming the norm

Lenskart set to launch AI-powered smart glasses in Dec after listing

Eyewear major Lenskart is gearing up to launch its first pair of AI-powered smart glasses by the end of December, marking a step towards positioning itself as a technology-led lifestyle brand, according to people familiar with the matter. Internally referred to as "B by Lenskart Smartglasses", the upcoming device is expected to integrate AI-based interactions, health and well-being insights, and UPI payment capabilities. The launch of smart glasses, built on Gemini 2.5, could happen in the weeks following the company's stock market listing on November 10. The product's pricing has not been finalised yet, they added. "The smart glass aims to bring AI and commerce into the eyewear experience, where your glasses are not just for vision but also interaction and convenience," said one of the people cited earlier. The device is likely powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platform, a chipset designed for lightweight augmented reality and camera-enabled AI applications. The assumpti

Real technology bets will define India's market future: Shankar Sharma | BFSI Summit 2025

India’s financial markets could witness asymmetrical returns in the coming years as technology-led sectors begin to reshape

AI boom, old bubble: Why America's stock surge looks dangerously familiar

Wall Street's AI boom is built on self-reinforcing hype, shadow credit, and trillion-dollar bets - and if history is any guide, the crash could be sudden, sharp and global

Adobe's new AI tools can erase objects from videos, turn lamps on magically

Adobe previews new AI "Sneaks" like Project Frame Forward, Project Light Touch, and Project Clean Take that simplify photo, video and audio editing with smart, intuitive tools

Perplexity to show pictures from Getty Images in AI search results, more

Perplexity partners with Getty Images in a multi-year deal to integrate licensed visuals into its AI tools, ensuring proper attribution and copyright compliance

Best of BS Opinion: India, US must push for a quick trade agreement

Today's opinion pieces look at the US tariff issues, NCR's air pollution hazard, India's diversity as a counter to AI, and the need for knowledge-industry linkages

Microsoft to grow headcount 'with leverage' post-AI layoffs, says Nadella

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company will begin hiring again after large-scale layoffs in 2025, with AI expected to reshape roles and drive higher workforce productivity

Amazon cloud growth boosts investor confidence amid AI spending boom

In the third quarter, Amazon Web Services generated $33 billion in revenue, a 20 per cent increase from a year earlier

AI must be used responsibly, or it can create biases: Banking heads at BFSI

Speaking at Business Standard's BFSI Summit, Virat Diwanji, National Head-Consumer Banking, Federal Bank, spoke with Nivedita Mookerji in a panel discussion on Impact of tech, AI on retail banking

Real technology bets will define India's market future: Shankar Sharma

At the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit 2025, investor Shankar Sharma said India's markets are poised for asymmetrical returns as technology and AI reshape global investing

Nvidia partners with South Korean govt, companies to boost AI development

Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia plans to supply hundreds of thousands of its graphics processing units for projects with South Korean businesses and the government to advance the country's artificial intelligence infrastructure and technologies. The government, Nvidia and leading South Korean chip maker Samsung Electronics announced the plan after South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met Friday with Nvidia's chief executive Jensen Huang. Huang has gotten rockstar treatment reminiscent of Apple's Steve Jobs since arriving in South Korea on Thursday to attend meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Gyeongju. As the APEC host, South Korea is using the gathering of world leaders to showcase its ambitions in AI. Lee's office said Nvidia will supply around 260,000 GPUs to support South Korea's AI computing capabilities. The company will also work with Samsung and other South Korean technology firms, including SK Hynix and Hyundai, to improve manufacturing processes usi