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OpenAI wins $200 mn contract with Pentagon to pilot AI for defence tasks

OpenAI will work with the Defense Department to come up with ways that AI can help with administrative tasks, such as getting health care for US military members and helping prevent cyberattacks

Bhavish Aggarwal's Krutrim bets on India-first AI to rival global peers

Kruti, Krutrim's new AI assistant, focuses on multilingual voice-first design and India-specific service integration to stand out in the fast-growing AI assistant market

AI chatbots' answers fuel conspiracies, alter beliefs in disturbing ways

Generative AI chatbots are diving into conspiracy theories and promoting bizarre, mystical beliefs. For some users, these interactions with the technology can seriously distort their sense of reality

OpenAI eyes India, Saudi, UAE backing in $40 billion AI funding round

The AI firm is in talks with Reliance, Saudi PIF, and UAE's MGX to raise billions for its Stargate project and next-gen models, with SoftBank leading the effort

AI spending spree by big tech sparks investor concern over profits

Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Meta Platforms Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are projected to spend $311 billion on capital expenses in their current fiscal years and $337 billion in 2026

How maker of 'most complex human machine' is navigating trade disputes?

ASML, the Dutch company that makes multimillion-dollar tools to manufacture advanced semiconductors, is grappling with the repercussions of a tech trade war

OpenAI delays launch of its open-weight AI model: All you need to know

OpenAI delays release of its open-weight AI model to later this summer, as CEO Sam Altman said a major research breakthrough could enhance its performance and features

ChatGPT faces worldwide outage, OpenAI says recovery in progress

ChatGPT users globally reported access issues on June 10, with error messages and disruptions lasting a few hours before services appeared to stabilise

How OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, plans to make 'AI-native universities'

If its strategy succeeds, universities would give students AI assistants to guide and tutor them from orientation day through graduation

India poised to be AI talent powerhouse, says OpenAI CSO Jason Kwon

India has always led in developer talent and now has a strong opportunity to lead in AI talent, OpenAI Global Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) Jason Kwon said on Thursday as the ChatGPT-maker launched OpenAI Academy in partnership with IndiaAI Mission. In an interview to PTI, Kwon said that India - which has the second largest number of ChatGPT users - is among the most important countries for OpenAI in terms of engagement. India has always had the "ingredients to succeed", he noted. OpenAI, he pointed out, is eyeing partnerships that will help build the future of AI infrastructure in India. "India is one of our most important countries around the world in terms of engaging. It is a place that has the second largest number in terms of ChatGPT usage, and has grown over 3-fold year-over-year," Kwon said. Users in India have shown a lot of creativity in terms of engagement on use of image generator tool which has been "really, really popular", he said about the runaway success of GPT-4o a

OpenAI, IndiaAI launch academy to expand AI learning across the country

OpenAI and IndiaAI launch OpenAI Academy India to expand AI education nationwide, offering free training, workshops and resources to students, professionals and startups

OpenAI finds more Chinese groups using ChatGPT for malicious purposes

While the scope and tactics employed by these groups have expanded, the operations detected were generally small in scale and targeted limited audiences, OpenAI said

ChatGPT rolls out recording and integrations with GDrive, Outlook, and more

OpenAI expands ChatGPT's productivity toolkit with recording features, cloud storage access, and research connectors for integrated file handling and insights

OpenAI to provide fresh API credits to 11 Indian non-profit organisations

OpenAI will grant API credits and technical support to 11 Indian non-profits, including Rocket Learning and Noora Health, to advance AI solutions for social good

Google, justice dept face off in climactic showdown in search monopoly case

Google will return to federal court Friday to fend off the US Justice Department's attempt to topple its internet empire at the same time it's navigating a pivotal shift to artificial intelligence that could undercut its power. The legal and technological threats facing Google are among the key issues that will be dissected during the closing arguments of a legal proceeding that will determine the changes imposed upon the company in the wake of its dominant search engine being declared as an illegal monopoly by US District Judge Amit Mehta last year. Brandishing evidence presented during a recent three-week stretch of hearings, Justice Department lawyers will attempt to persuade Mehta to order a radical shake-up that includes a ban on Google paying to lock its search engine in as the default on smart devices and an order requiring the company to sell its Chrome browser. Google lawyers are expected to assert only minor concessions are needed, especially as the upheaval triggered by .

'Sign in with ChatGPT' could be OpenAI's answer to Google sign in: Details

OpenAI is testing a "Sign in with ChatGPT" feature to rival Google Sign-In, aiming to let users access third-party apps using ChatGPT credentials

Jony Ive joins OpenAI: What to know about Apple's former design chief

Jony Ive is a British-American industrial designer, known for his role in designing iconic Apple products, including the iPhone, iPod, MacBook, and Apple Watch

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Best of BS Opinion: Should RBI cut its intervention in currency markets?

Today's editorial page looks at RBI interventions in currency markets, the need for a new deep-sea port , the future of payments regulations, horticulture management, and the challenges of AI

Hey ChatGPT, which one of these versions truly is the real Sam Altman?

If the aim is not, in the first place, to help the world, but instead to get bigger - better chips, more data, smarter code - then our problems might just get bigger too