AI is like a marathon, but you have to run it like a sprint: Ganesh Gopalan of Gnani.ai
UK networks are not ready for AI traffic, say mobile operators
VodafoneThrees networks director says UK mobile quality is not ready for AI traffic and that planning rules, not money, are the obstacle, with more than half of its upgrades to existing masts requiring permission. The EUs Gigabit Infrastructure Act has since November given authorities four months to decide a permit, after which it is deemed [] This story continues at The Next Web
How Bill Gates uses AI, and why he thinks nobody is preparing for it
Bill Gates has published a memo proposing a tax on AI, a category of jobs reserved for humans and new institutions to manage the transition, and told GeekWire that industry leaders are worried privately while staying quiet publicly. He proposed a robot tax in February 2017, the same month the European Parliament adopted robotics rules [] This story continues at The Next Web
Sony Music and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over song lyrics in Claude
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have sued Anthropic in California over song lyrics allegedly taken from pirate archives, naming Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann personally and seeking up to $150,000 per composition. A Munich court ruled in November 2025 that memorising lyrics inside a model is reproduction and that the text and data mining [] This story continues at The Next Web
Trust levels for generative AI drops below 40%, yet consumers rely on AI product advice: McKinsey
The data showed this distrust extends beyond digital channels, as recommendations from family and friends also score poorly among younger demographics
Thomas Wolf has spent a decade convincing the world that open-source AI is not a charity project. On August 27, 2026, the market settled the argument. Nvidia agreed to buy Hugging Face, the company famous for hosting the open-source AI ecosystem with more than 3 million open-source LLMs, for $12.9 billion, according to The Information, [] This story continues at The Next Web
Infosys Public Services CEO Lax Gopisetty unreachable amid devastating Nepal floods
Infosys said it was in close touch with Gopisettys family and was providing all support at this difficult time
OpenAI to stop supplying models to Cursor after SpaceX acquisition
OpenAI is ending its contract to supply models to Cursor following SpaceXs $60B acquisition, with access shutting off on 12 November and its forthcoming Astra model withheld. Cursor and SpaceXAI shipped Grok 4.5 together in July, which is available in Cursor on every plan. OpenAI is ending its contract to supply models to Cursor. The [] This story continues at The Next Web
Four Chinese ministries have begun a yearlong vehicle quality campaign that bars carmakers from changing technical parameters through over-the-air updates after test samples are sealed, with penalties including suspension from the product catalogue. A separate mandatory standard requires physical controls for 19 functions from July 2027. Four Chinese ministries have launched a yearlong inspection campaign [] This story continues at The Next Web
This graphite-free battery could break China
Pure Lithium says a laboratory cell with no graphite anode completed 9,315 charge and discharge cycles with almost no capacity loss, a result no third party has validated. The EU wants to process 40% of its own strategic raw materials by 2030 and cap any single country at 65%, while China processes more than 90% [] This story continues at The Next Web
Andreessen Horowitz raises $1.1 bn machine age fund to back AI hardware, infrastructure
New fund to invest across computer infrastructure underpinning AI, including chips, memory, networking and storage, as well as complete systems such as data centres, robotics and home AI appliances
OpenAI to end partnership with SpaceX's Cursor
OpenAI said it was not confident that SpaceX would use its technology within our terms of service.
OpenAI to end partnership with Cursor after SpaceX acquisition
OpenAI said it has informed Cursor that it will wind down their contract with a proposed shutoff date of Nov 12
Sandhya Devanathan exits Meta after a decade; to join OpenAI as VP South East Asia, Australia
Sandhya Devanathan, is leaving the social media giant and is all set to join OpenAI as Vice President for South East Asia and Australia
The data center boom will be judged not only by how much infrastructure we build, but by whether the people building it return home safely. Major opportunities bring a rush for capital, market share, and industry leadership. Schedules tighten, hiring accelerates, and safety can be treated as an obstacle. From what I have seen in [] This story continues at The Next Web
Why businesses need clearer limits before AI agents are authorized to act
A 2026 IBM study points to questions about AI readiness, visibility, and control. The survey of 2,000 C-level technology executives found 11% felt fully prepared for the AI-agent deployment expected over the following year. Two-thirds of CIOs and CTOs said they were accountable for AI systems they did not fully control, while 70% said teams [] This story continues at The Next Web
Tim Draper, the SpaceX and Tesla investor, is selling his $7.9M private island in Tanzania
Tim Draper is selling his island in Lake Tanganyika for $7.9M or best offer, announcing it himself on X and inviting offers directly by email. The ECB reported this month that EU venture capital funds hold around 150B euros against roughly 930B euros in the United States. Tim Draper is selling his island in Lake [] This story continues at The Next Web
Lucid recalls 27,185 Air sedans over a software fuse that did not cut the power
Lucid is recalling 27,185 Air sedans because the software eFuse protecting their exterior lighting circuits can allow overheating, with owners told to park away from structures until the car is updated. The filing records three fires and four smoke incidents, the first in a Lucid-owned car in June 2023. Lucid is recalling 27,185 Air sedans [] This story continues at The Next Web
Inside Metas Push to Put Robots to Work in Data Centers
The company is testing robots that can swap cables, reset servers, and take on other tasks performed by technicians, fueling concerns among some worke... Inside Metas Push to Put Robots to Work in Data Centers
Lambda inks $1B private debt for Nvidia chip deal
Lambda has raised about $1B of private short-dated debt arranged by JPMorgan to buy Nvidia GPUs that Microsoft will lease, according to Bloomberg. The same structure funds Nebius, which borrowed $775M against its own chips and holds a five-year Microsoft contract worth $19.4B. Lambda has raised about $1B of private debt to buy Nvidia chips [] This story continues at The Next Web
Metas India, Southeast Asia VP Sandhya Devanathan moves to OpenAI
Devanathan will join OpenAI as Vice President for Southeast Asia and Australia in October, overseeing consumer growth, enterprise adoption, partnerships, regulatory engagement and operations.
New technologies like AI to enhance ease of work, create more jobs: Vice-President Radhakrishnan
Launches Gnani Artha, end-to-end sovereign AI stack for Indian enterprises and public institutions
Why does a microwave door have a metal mesh? The tiny holes are doing something important
The metal mesh found on microwave doors serves an essential safety role. The small perforations allow for visibility while effectively blocking harmful radiation. This design ingeniously takes into account the differences in wavelengths between microwaves and visible light. Additionally, this mesh keeps microwave energy contained, ensuring efficient cooking, much like the heat-insulating patterns seen in conventional oven doors.
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Devanathan quits Meta, joins OpenAI to lead Southeast Asia, Australia operations
With over 25 years of experience in technology and finance, Devanathan is poised to lead OpenAIs consumer growth and partnerships in this pivotal market.
Companies turn to polymath engineers as AI automates routine work
Few companies can afford a separate specialist for every capability thatemergedin the last thirty months which is driving demand for individuals who can bridge multiple domains
New transistor brings high voltage to microchip scale
Inside every electronic device, the flow of electricity is controlled by a switch called a transistor. For decades, these switches were made from silicon. More recently, engineers have turned to a material called gallium nitride (GaN), which enables small, efficient devices like smartphone chargers.
Meta Pushes YouTube, TikTok To Adopt Teen Safeguards After $17 Billion Settlement
Pressure is mounting on social media platforms in the US to strengthen safeguards for teenage users. After settling a $17 billion lawsuit with 29 states, Meta has agreed to additional protections and is now calling on YouTube and TikTok to adopt similar measures, including usage limits, notification curbs and stronger parental controls.
a16z has raised $1.1bn to invest in the physical layer of AI
Andreessen Horowitz has closed a $1.1bn fund that will invest exclusively in hardware. The Machine Age Fund, announced on Friday, covers the physical layer artificial intelligence runs on, from chips to the buildings that house them. The mandate takes in chips, memory, networking and storage, and then keeps going. Complete systems qualify too, defined broadly [] This story continues at The Next Web
Teens on Instagram & Facebook teens to get 11 new protections under Meta deal
Meta agreed to an eighteen billion dollar settlement with fifty-two attorneys general. The company will implement major protective overhauls for under-eighteen users across its platforms. These changes include time limits and automatic night mode for minors. Automatic screen-time alerts and hidden like counts will also be introduced. Enhanced age assurance systems and content guardrails will protect younger users.
AM Intelligence to launch 30 MW AI infra centre by April 2027
AI Compute-as-a-Service to let AI firms contract dedicated capacity
Meta glasses to stop recording if LED is covered in new anti-misuse update
Meta is introducing a new safeguard for its AI-powered glasses that will prevent the cameras from recording if users attempt to cover the devices recording indicator LED. The update is aimed at addressing privacy concerns and reducing the potential misuse of smart glasses, particularly in situations where someone could try to secretly record others by [] The post Meta glasses to stop recording if LED is covered in new anti-misuse update appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Jio Platforms gets SEBI nod to launch IPO
The public issue could raise around $4 billion (approximately 37,700 crore), making it potentially the largest public issue in the country.
Sensex, Nifty snap two-day losing streak as IT, pharma and metal stocks lead gains
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Is memory chip crunch wiping out 10K smartphone market in India?
As per an IDC estimate, nearly 173 million sub-10K smartphones, which shipped last year, are facing an existential crisis. In Q2 2026, this segment saw an almost 60% YoY drop
Meta Deal Faces New Mexico-Sized Hole Linked to Cambridge Analytica
Under the latest settlement, Meta is paying almost half a billion dollars to 46 states and two US territories to release any future claims over a 2016 leak of data on tens of millions of Facebook users to Cambridge Analytica, a now-defunct political research firm.
A cleverly designed small plastic button on seatbelts plays a crucial role in vehicle safety, preventing the metal buckle from dropping out of reach. This innovation simplifies usage for drivers, particularly important for young adults aged eighteen to twenty-four, who statistically face higher crash injury rates and exhibit lower seat belt compliance.
Illinois to receive up to $768M in Meta settlement over teen social media addiction
Attorney General Kwame Raoul was one of many state AGs who investigated and sued Meta.
Anthropic planned a $7bn takeover of chip startup MatX, then walked away
Anthropic got far enough into a plan to buy the AI chip startup MatX to have a number attached to it, roughly $7bn, before the deal stopped moving.Reuters reported the talkson Thursday, citing people familiar with them, and said the discussions have since evolved into a conversation about a partnership rather than an acquisition. Why [] This story continues at The Next Web
Meta Faces Major Teen Safety Setback as $18 Billion Settlement Forces Instagram and Facebook Changes
Meta has reached a landmark settlement with US states over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed to keep children and teenagers engaged in ways that could harm their mental and physical wellbeing. The agreement could significantly change how minors use
Meta settlement falls short on teen mental health protections, whistleblower says
The settlement involves Meta paying states up to $18 billion over the next decade and remedies such as limiting how teenagers use its Facebook and Instagram social media platforms
OpenAI hires Meta executive to lead Southeast Asia, Australia
Sandhya Devanathan will be the regions senior leader, overseeing consumer growth, enterprise adoption, partnerships, operations, and regulator engagement
Google stops demoting EU publishers under its spam policy from Sunday
From Sunday, a European news publisher that runs sponsored content on its site will no longer be at risk of a manual demotion in Google Search. Google confirmed the change on Friday, and Reuters reportedthat it is designed to settle a European Commission investigation that could otherwise have ended in a fine. The company said [] This story continues at The Next Web
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Google changes spam policy in EU to avert antitrust fine
The US tech giant found itself in EU regulators crosshairs after publishers complained about its site reputation abuse policy
Market experts shared their insights on fundamentals and technical levels for key stocks.
Major Tech Companies Call For Defensive Surge To Defeat AI-Driven Hacks
The companies said there was a limited amount of time o make our digital world much more secure ahead of the AI threat
Silver Rate Today: White Metal Prices Fall Over Rs 1,600 On MCX, Slump Rs 7,500 In Five Sessions
MCX silver slipped to an intraday low of Rs 2,39,049 per kg and has fallen about Rs 7,500 from its August 21 closing level
Amazon agrees deals to buy power from four Swedish wind farms
The deals add almost 200 megawatts of electricity, and once fully operational Amazon will have more than 1 gigawatt of supply in Sweden
U.S. judge says Pentagons measures against Anthropic were illegal and baseless
A federal judge has ruled in favour of artificial intelligence company Anthropic in its legal battle against the Pentagon
Anthropic unveils new framework allowing AI agents to operate physical devices
The standard, Anthropic said, works on any device that has a programmable interface and allows devices and agents to communicate across networks
Metas $18 billion settlement: Can Meta really implement teen controls and screen limits?
Many caretakers believe Metas child protection measures could help combat social media addiction, but verifying the ages of tech-savvy children is a significant challenge
A French village destroyed during a 1944 World War II massacre was deliberately never rebuilt. Instead, its ruined streets, homes and church were preserved as a memorial to the 643 people killed there. France continues to conserve the site, including traces of bullets and fire, so future generations can understand the scale of the tragedy and remember the community that once lived there.
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Anthropic in talks with chip start up MatX to speed up chip design, sources say
The merger talks have shifted to a partnership discussion, highlighting the AI labs goal to acquire resources and talent for building its own chips
Anthropic introduces Model Hardware Standard for AI agents to operate physical devices
The framework aims to connect AI agents with physical instruments, enabling researchers and engineers to automate complex tasks with minimal intervention
Google Cloud and boAt join hands to bring Gemini AI to audio devices
The partnership aims to make audio devices more conversational while addressing Indian dialects and enabling hands-free productivity through voice commands.
Opinion: Meta Pays Billions Over Teen Harms In US. In India, Algo Runs Unchecked
The US Surgeon General has separately warned that heavy social media use roughly doubles adolescents' risk of depression and anxiety, and that nearly half of teens surveyed said it made them feel worse about their bodies.
Jacob Elordi on why The Dog Stars had him asking 'What am I missing' in life?
Sir Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic epic explores the feeling of hope in a pandemic-riddled world.
What Our Reporter Saw After the Floods in Nepal
Our correspondent Anupreeta Das witnessed the rescue operation following the catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet, in which a torrent of debris and water carried away entire villages in just minutes.
What we know after the big Grand Theft Auto 6 preview
The official look at the blockbuster video game leaves fans and critics impressed.
Gold has been the safe choice for perovskite solar cells. We found a way to stop needing it.
Metas $18 billion teen safety settlement has a catch: TikTok, YouTube must follow suit
The settlement, announced on Wednesday, would impose some of Meta's toughest restrictions yet on how teenagers use Facebook and Instagram.
Metas settlement with 29 states allows it to retain certain data from children under 13 to train and test age-detection models, highlighting a privacy tradeoff built into the deal.
4 zodiac signs entering September with a clean slate after letting go of what no longer fits
Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius are entering September with a renewed sense of space. These signs are releasing responsibilities and the need for external validation. Scorpio is raising their standards in relationships and professional settings. Aquarius is moving from planning to active participation in life. This shift allows for new opportunities and healthier connections.
Quote of the day by Tommy Lee Jones offers a thoughtful look at emotional growth, changing priorities, and the search for purpose. His perspective connects with a simple reality of life. Our feelings may change with age, but hope, ambition, and creativity can remain. For readers facing uncertainty, personal growth, career pressure, or changing relationships, the message feels practical and relevant.
Claude now has its own browser and no longer needs the Chrome extension
Anthropic has built a browser directly into Claude Cowork, opening it in a side panel when a prompt needs the web instead of using its Chrome extension. It is on by default for Enterprise, Pro, Max and Team users, who can switch back in settings. Anthropic has put a browser inside Claude. Cowork now detects [] This story continues at The Next Web
The 2026-27 UEFA Champions League league phase draw has been finalized. Thirty-six clubs now know their eight opponents in the new single-table format. Paris Saint-Germain faces Barcelona and Manchester City in tough early fixtures. Real Madrid and Arsenal are set for challenging matches against strong European rivals. The competition's road to the Madrid final begins with these preliminary league games.
France relaxes strict cheese-making rules after prolonged drought
Makers of some of France's most famous cheeses get waivers on where herds graze due to the lack of grass.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft want cyber defence treated as a leadership priority
More than 100 organisations including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft have signed an open letter urging businesses and governments to make cyber defence an immediate leadership priority and fix weaknesses in their own software. The EUs Cyber Resilience Act makes much of that mandatory from 11 September. More than 100 organisations have signed a letter [] This story continues at The Next Web
Nanoscale transistors achieve lower contact resistance with stepwise evaporation method
Metals, semiconductors and insulators are fundamental components of modern electronics. However, efforts to improve device performance have largely focused on semiconductor quality, while metal crystallinity has received far less attention.
As AI reshapes business, the fractional CTO finds its moment
The AI race is producing an uncomfortable management gap. Deloittes 2026 research found only 21% of enterprises have mature governance for agentic AI, while 74% expect to use agents at least moderately by 2027. Technology is moving faster than the structures responsible for controlling it. Recent reporting by NBC News of nearly 700 rogue AI [] This story continues at The Next Web
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Death count in Nepal-Tibet flash floods rises 389, nearly 1,500 still missing | What we know so far
The death count from the Nepal-Tibet flash floods has gone up to 389 on Thursday, including 359 in Nepal and three in neighbouring Tibet, as the rescue operation is still underway to trace hundreds still...
Metaphors reveal how a neurosurgeon narrated death while facing terminal cancer
A new study examining death-related conceptual metaphors employed by neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi in his memoir,
Quote of the day by Daniel Craig speaks to a fear many people quietly understand. Big decisions rarely come with complete confidence. Starting a new job, ending a difficult relationship or taking an unfamiliar path can feel unsettling. Yet, that discomfort can reveal something important about courage, personal growth, self-belief and the risks worth taking when life demands change.
People know what you did: Amritpals mother hits back at Sukhbir
WWE's what-if! The dream match that never came: One of Vince's biggest misses
Despite being two of the most dominant figures in WWE's history, Batista and Brock Lesnar never shared the ring in a singles match. Their careers overlapped, but Lesnar's departure in 2004 allowed Batista to ascend to the top of the promotion. When both superstars made their returns, chances for a showdown were missed. Now, with their wrestling careers behind them, fans can only wonder what might have been.
SK Hynix breaks ground on a $4B memory packaging hub in Indiana
SK Hynix has broken ground on a plant costing more than $4B in West Lafayette, Indiana, its first US base for packaging high-bandwidth memory, with production due in the second half of 2029. Intels equivalent assembly and testing plant near Wroclaw was cancelled last year after state aid had been approved. SK Hynix has put [] This story continues at The Next Web
A catastrophic glacier collapse in Nepal has claimed the lives of hundreds, with many still unaccounted for. This tragedy has sparked alarm regarding the potential risks associated with Mount Rainier, which is home to extensive ice reserves. Such reserves have the capacity to generate swift and destructive mudflows, threatening nearby communities. As a result, scientists continue their diligent surveillance of Rainier, a consistent and formidable natural hazard.
AI prodigy Matt Deitke, 24, reportedly rejected Metas $125 million offer before CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally stepped in. Meta then raised the package to about $250 million, underscoring the fierce competition for top AI talent. Meta dramatically increased the proposed compensation to around $250 million over four years after the meeting.
Nepal flash floods: What the disaster means for China-Nepal infrastructure and diplomacy?
In this news discussion, The Hindus Diplomatic Affairs Editor Suhasini Haidar speaks with Beijing Correspondent Ananth Krishnan regarding the devastating flash floods originating along the Tibet-Nepal border.
The executive assistant of the future: DonnaPro
Every productivity tool on the market right now is telling you the same thing: AI will replace what you do. Cut the middleman. Automate the humans. Do more with less. Filip Pesek disagrees. The best AI tools still come with a human who knows how to think, says the founder of DonnaPro, Europes premium executive [] This story continues at The Next Web
Apple escaped Android's 'toxic hellstew' - now Siri AI is creating a new one
Apple's new toxic hellstew is a battle over regulation, litigation, and keeping your data safe.
What is this SIR: Electors rue lack of intimation on notices
Andhra set to emerge as third subsea hub following datacentre buildout
The State is seeing investments from Microsoft and Google, who are building fresh subsea cable infrastructure, currently concentrated in Mumbai and Chennai
Bifur-circuits let shape-changing devices keep electrical connections intact
A new set of modular components allows users to create reconfigurable smart devices with electrical connections that keep working no matter what shape the structure forms.
Voltpost is making an EV charger that hangs from your garage ceiling
Voltpost has launched two Level 2 chargers that mount on parking garage ceilings and on walls, avoiding trenching and cutting installation costs by up to 70% according to the company. Europes revised buildings directive requires member states to make it easier for tenants to install charging points, with transposition due this May. Voltpost has built [] This story continues at The Next Web
