OpenAI May Delay IPO Until 2027, New York Times Reports
OpenAI is weighing a delay of its highly anticipated IPO until 2027, according to a New York Times report. The move reflects market pressures and internal strategic recalibration.
OpenAI is weighing a delay of its highly anticipated IPO until 2027, according to a New York Times report. The move reflects market pressures and internal strategic recalibration.
Zhipu AI’s GLM-5.2 is being called a new ‘DeepSeek moment’ as the first open-weight model reliable enough for daily coding. Its cost-effectiveness and direct performance are winning praise from top tech leaders, challenging proprietary giants like GPT-5.5.
The Orissa High Court awarded Rs 20 lakh each to two SBI sweepers retrenched after nearly 30 years, citing their slim chances of finding work in the AI era. The ruling substitutes regularisation with compensation, reflecting judicial unease over automation’s impact on vulnerable workers.
Kioxia’s 12% plunge on Friday highlights how AI stock fortunes hinge on sentiment after a report that OpenAI may delay its IPO. The Japanese chipmaker’s own U.S. listing plans now face a tougher backdrop.
Global markets are reeling as AI investment euphoria meets reality. South Korea’s Kospi plunged 10%, leading a sharp sell-off that echoes the dotcom bubble. With inflation rising and monetization in doubt, the AI boom faces its toughest test yet.
A controversial video of Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann has ignited a debate on AI misuse in politics. As parties deploy deepfakes, the line between real and fake blurs, threatening electoral integrity ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.
Japan’s Nikkei rally pivots to AI data center components, with MLCC makers like Murata and Taiyo Yuden soaring. Concentration risks loom as chip stocks dominate the index.
At ISTE 2026, Google launched a Classroom app in Gemini, teacher-led AI activities, and Study notebooks to personalize learning. The move aims to save time and boost equity, but details on privacy and research are scarce.
Italy’s Domyn will release a fully open-source AI model with over 400 billion parameters within a year. Backed by EU funding and EuroHPC access, it aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign AI systems.
Chinese AI leader DeepSeek plans to double its workforce, targeting newcomers for core AGI roles. The hiring spree covers 33 positions and rejects the ‘genius’ myth, promising rapid growth for fresh talent.