The viral attention for the remarks of a previously little-known staffer reflects the persistent public pessimism about AI, particularly in the US
Altman told employees that OpenAI could potentially pace its AI development - perhaps in conjunction with several other AI labs
The technology is far from the only existential risk our species faces. But weighing such cosmic fears can become a mind-bending exercise
The comments come as India's $315 billion software services industry grapples with adoption of AI, which is reshaping hiring, software development and contracts
Anthropic India MD Irina Ghose says Indian developers' high tech intensity and willingness to experiment are helping shape AI playbooks for global markets
Insight Partners leads funding round, with Bessemer Venture Partners participating; company plans to accelerate expansion across the United States and Europe
Anisha Chand, Partner | Competition / Antitrust, Khaitan & Co., talks about regulating the Big Tech & AI, career at the intersection of law, tech, AI, business management, and provides suggestions
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon's warning about self-improving AI has raised concerns over superalignment. Here's what it means and why it matters
India's push into space, semiconductors, data centres, electronics, solar and aerospace is creating a new industrial investment cycle, says Jefferies
1980s photo ChatGPT prompts: The '80s-inspired photo trend is taking social media by storm, as users transform their pictures into nostalgic ChatGPT AI creations inspired by the era's iconic fashion
Diplomacy is outward-oriented; its target is a foreign state, not one's domestic audience
OpenAI said the ChatGPT Images 2.5 improves image quality, reference-photo fidelity, and editing consistency, while cutting generation latency by up to 50 per cent
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
The company will start selling AI agents to enterprise customers, betting on rising demand for such bots that can automatically handle a variety of workloads and tasks with minimal supervision
The company's announcement is the most dramatic sign yet that artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the field of higher mathematics
Meta launched on Tuesday a personal artificial intelligence agent, Muse, for people 18 and over who are looking for help with day-to-day tasks like schedules, shopping and, in the company's words, turning "long-term goals into action plans." The parent company of Instagram and Facebook is stressing the safety and privacy features of the agent, which for now is only available in the US Muse, Meta said, runs on a dedicated, secure virtual machine that houses both the agent and the user's data. People can message the agent in a separate app, called Muse, or message it in WhatsApp. 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. "Once a person shares a goal with Muse, it helps them develop a personalised plan and coordinate their time and resources, then advances the work on its own. It can open a browser, fill out forms, and negotiate on their behalf," Meta said in a blog
Investment builds on an existing commercial relationship under which Bajaj Finance has deployed TrueFan's platform to generate millions of personalised videos
AI could take India's financial system beyond simply processing transactions, helping assess borrowers, detect fraud, tailor financial products and eventually make payments on behalf of 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
Hospitals are using AI mainly for operational gains, but the next phase of adoption will require stronger digital infrastructure, workflow integration and clinical oversight, finds new report