Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept confined to science fiction. It has become an integral part of modern life, influencing everything from online shopping and healthcare to banking, education, and manufacturing. As AI systems become increasingly capable of performing tasks once reserved for humans, a pressing question emerges: can people keep pace
The United States has lifted export restrictions on Anthropic’s advanced AI systems Fable‑5 and Mythos‑5, clearing the way for the company to restore global access to its most powerful models. Anthropic confirmed that the Department of Commerce has officially removed the controls, allowing the models to be released worldwide starting tomorrow. The restrictions were imposed
Apple has sharply increased prices of several major products in India — including its newest MacBooks, iPads, HomePods and Apple TV models — with hikes reaching up to ₹1,00,000, marking one of the company’s steepest adjustments in recent years. The move comes just days after CEO Tim Cook said rising component costs and the global
Artificial intelligence has quietly become part of everyday student life. For those who learn to use it well — rather than simply lean on it — the habit is beginning to translate into a real advantage at work. A few years ago, using AI for studying was something new and unusual. Today, it has become
Bengaluru‑based AI startup Sarvam has raised $234 million at a valuation of $1.5 billion, putting it on track to become India’s newest AI unicorn. The latest investment round is led by HCLTech, which is contributing around $150 million, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners alongside existing backers Khosla Ventures and Peak XV Partners. Sarvam is
Microsoft has announced a major expansion of its AI agent ecosystem across developer platforms and workplace tools, unveiling new capabilities at its Build developer conference in San Francisco. The updates reflect the company’s push toward autonomous, task‑oriented AI systems designed to support both enterprise users and software developers. A key highlight of the announcements is
Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro lineup is set to introduce a fresh colour palette, with leaks indicating that the company will replace the Cosmic Orange variant with a new, deeper Dark Cherry finish. The shift was revealed through leaked dummy units shared by tipster Sonny Dickson, who showcased four expected colour options for the 2026
Apple’s long‑anticipated entry into the AI smart‑glasses market appears to be shifting further down the timeline, with new reports suggesting the company is now targeting a 2027 launch for its first pair of AI‑powered eyewear. The device, positioned as a mainstream consumer product rather than a niche tech prototype, is expected to compete directly with
Meta is reportedly developing a new AI‑powered pendant capable of recording and transcribing real‑world conversations, signalling the company’s next major push into wearable technology beyond its existing smart‑glasses lineup. The device, still under internal development, comes as Meta attempts to expand its AI hardware ecosystem despite mounting financial losses and intensifying scrutiny over privacy. According
India’s heavy reliance on imported semiconductors has emerged as a major economic and national‑security vulnerability, according to a new NITI Aayog report titled “Future of India’s Semiconductor Industry.” The report warns that India currently imports 90–95% of all chips it uses, and domestic demand is projected to surge from $90 billion by 2030 to more
