Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns that enterprises adopting AI risk losing proprietary knowledge, paying for intelligence twice. His ‘Reverse Information Paradox’ highlights how every prompt and correction feeds AI providers’ learning, eroding competitive edges.
SpaceX’s $75 billion IPO and upcoming listings from OpenAI and Anthropic could unleash a wave of capital for Indian startups. But with IPO proceeds going to limited partners, the impact will be gradual and uneven.
India’s Supreme Court has released draft regulations for AI in courts, permitting administrative use but banning predictive justice and risk scoring. The framework mandates human oversight, in-house audits, and strict vendor controls, with a July 15 public comment deadline.
Apple has sued OpenAI in California federal court, alleging a coordinated campaign to steal trade secrets for AI hardware. The suit names former Apple executives now at OpenAI and seeks to halt product development using stolen IP.
India’s largest IT firm TCS plans to deploy up to 8,900 forward-deployed AI engineers and pursue acquisitions in AI and cybersecurity, betting that deep client integration will counter AI disruption.
The UN’s first scientific assessment of AI reveals a widening compute divide and dangerous corporate concentration, urging immediate policy action. Co-chaired by Yoshua Bengio and Maria Ressa, the report calls for global cooperation to prevent irreversible harm.
A California judge has not yet approved Apple’s $250 million settlement over delayed Siri features, meaning no claims can be filed. Eligible iPhone owners in the US must wait longer for potential payouts of up to $95 per device.
Despite rapid progress, frontier AI models still hallucinate with alarming confidence. This article dissects recent embarrassing failures, explains the underlying mechanisms, and offers practical mitigation strategies.
New analysis warns that agentic AI is following the same path as management consulting, where short-term delegation erodes internal capability. Individuals, companies, and governments risk losing critical thinking to polished but often flawed AI outputs, creating structural dependency.
The Punjab Curriculum Board has approved AI as a subject for primary students, with labs in all schools. The rollout begins in 2027-28, but challenges like teacher training and rural connectivity loom large.