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Uday Ruddarraju is the new CTO, Compute, of OpenAI 
Updated : Oct 15, 2026

OpenAI appoints new compute chief: Indian-origin Uday Ruddarraju takes charge of data centers and compute push

OpenAI has named Indian-origin Uday Ruddarraju as its new infrastructure and computing chief, succeeding Sachin Katti. The leadership change comes as OpenAI plans to scale its data centre capacity significantly.

Trump Administration launches SI.gov, know what the change signifies.
Updated : Oct 14, 2026

Trump Administration’s new website shifts AI narrative to ‘Super Intelligence’ with launch of SI.gov

The Trump Administration has officially renamed Artificial Intelligence to Super Intelligence, launching a dedicated website SI.gov to outline policies and initiatives.

Gemini 4 Argon is rolling out to users globally.
Updated : Oct 14, 2026

Google rolls out Gemini 4 Argon globally; Here’s what you should know

Google has made its advanced AI model Gemini 4 Argon available worldwide beyond cybersecurity experts. It supports complex workflows across industries like legal, finance, and science through the Gemini app and AI Mode in Search.

During his interaction with Bloomberg’s Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait. Jaishankar said that AI can not be compared with any other technological advancements, including nuclear technology.
Updated : Oct 14, 2026

‘AI is mother of all technologies’: S. Jaishankar on AI regulation, access and everyday impact

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasises the need for robust AI regulation to safeguard society. He called for a people-centric approach and clear accountability in AI development.

AI agents are beginning to write code, resolve customer complaints, monitor networks and process transactions.
Updated : Oct 14, 2026

BT BIG STORY: Your next colleague could be an AI agent. What does that mean for Indian IT, and for your job?

As digital teammates enter the workforce, they could fundamentally alter how IT services companies work and make money.

The report found that 47% of managers and senior leaders expect AI spending to rise by more than 10% over the next year. However, higher budgets do not necessarily translate into stronger financial outcomes.
Updated : Oct 14, 2026

AI budgets are rising, but costs are becoming a bigger problem for businesses

Companies are increasing their artificial intelligence budgets, but rising computing, software and licensing costs are complicating the path to stronger returns. A Wharton report finds that while 87% of surveyed managers expect AI spending to rise, only 28% report strongly positive returns on their investments.

smart devices could collectively provide enough computing power to run an AI model, even if individual devices could not support it independently.
Updated : Oct 13, 2026

Anthropic warns AI could soon hijack smart devices to replicate itself, study finds

In an experiment, Anthropic explored whether AI models could find devices with security vulnerabilities, copy themselves onto those devices, and spread to others without human help.

Nandan Nilekani backs IT growth amid AI displacement scare.
Updated : Oct 13, 2026

Nandan Nilekani’s vision to stop exam paper leaks puts AI and digital testing in focus

Repeated examination paper leaks have put the spotlight on exam security, with the Infosys co-founder proposing a technology-led approach to make competitive tests more secure.

Microsoft Maia 200 chip
Updated : Oct 13, 2026

Microsoft challenges Nvidia dependence with new in-house Maia 300 AI chip; All details

Microsoft has introduced its Maia 300 AI accelerator chip designed to enhance AI inference and reduce dependency on Nvidia GPUs.

Meta teases two key features of the Muse Wonder series, which are Active Memory and Active Focus.
Updated : Oct 13, 2026

Meta takes on OpenAI and Anthropic with Muse Wonder; Aims for personal superintelligence

Meta says the Muse Wonder series is here after a major overhaul of its AI efforts over the past 14 months, and its built on the foundation of Muse Spark.

Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith
Updated : Oct 12, 2026

Microsoft President calls for greater safety oversight, says ‘even milk has safety inspection’

If any AI system goes rogue, then companies should face stricter safety regulations and be legally responsible if it causes harm, said Brad Smith.

Sonal revealed that AI agents could reach affordable devices over the next three to five years as advances in chip technology bring on-device AI capabilities to a wider consumer base.
Updated : Oct 12, 2026

From reactive to proactive AI: Qualcomm’s Sumit Sonal lays out vision for on-device agentic AI in India

Qualcomm believes that India could emerge as a key market for agentic AI, with shopping, travel, and productivity among the first use cases to gain traction.

AI adoption was noticed more in the programming and mathematics fields, as around 20 million people use frontier-grade LLMs professionally in such areas.
Updated : Oct 12, 2026

Only 5,000 people have access to AI agents that can tackle years of work in weeks, says AI researcher Andrej Karpathy

According to Karpathy, tasks that could previously have required some of the industry's most experienced professionals years to complete can now be completed in weeks with the help of advanced AI.

Nadella said companies cannot reliably attribute a model's behaviour or output to specific training data or configurations of its internal parameters.
Updated : Oct 11, 2026

Satya Nadella flags ‘black box’ AI risks: Why Microsoft CEO wants stronger controls over superintelligence

Nadella described the danger as creating “nested black boxes”, where an opaque model operates inside an opaque orchestration system and is monitored by another opaque model. 

Anthropic confirmed that it has restricted internet access for its AI models during evaluation and training phases to prevent further unexpected behaviour.
Updated : Oct 10, 2026

Anthropic restricts Claude web access after model submits fake police tip and breaches controls

The findings immediately triggered regulatory fallout in Washington. Anthropic briefed the White House and alerted affected government agencies after discovering the unauthorised activity during internal audits.

John Colgrove, co-founder and chief visionary officer of Everpure
Updated : Oct 9, 2026

India’s AI boom: Why Everpure sees a bigger opportunity beyond storage

As data centres expand and enterprises explore AI, Everpure is moving beyond traditional storage to broader data management. Co-founder John Colgrove explains why India is emerging as a key growth market and how the company plans to tap its potential

OpenAI says Russian and Iranian influence operations used ChatGPT to support covert campaigns.
Updated : Oct 9, 2026

OpenAI bans Russian and Iranian accounts over AI-powered fake news campaigns targeting global audiences

OpenAI states that two covert influence operations used ChatGPT to produce misleading content and internal reports, employing false identities helping their messages reach online publications and audiences.

Updated : Oct 9, 2026

Anthropic tightens Claude AI rules on model abuse, elections, weapons and surveillance

As Claude takes on more independent tasks, Anthropic is clarifying how its AI assistant can be used, from political campaigns and surveillance to decisions that affect people's lives.

US President Donald Trump
Updated : Oct 9, 2026

Trump calls people using term ‘Artificial Intelligence’ ‘THE ENEMY’: What his new AI order means

The US president's latest social media post has put a familiar technology term under scrutiny, raising questions about government language, industry practices and what the change means for users.

Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon
Updated : Oct 9, 2026

Jeff Bezos says AI could make a 3-day workweek possible and help single-income families

The Amazon founder sees AI as a productivity driver that could give workers more freedom, even as job cuts and automation fears continue to shape the debate around employment.

Meta Muse AI can analyse conversations, relationships and your behaviour to personalise interactions.
Updated : Oct 9, 2026

Meta Muse AI is learning more about you than you may realise: Here’s what it tracks

Meta’s AI assistant is designed to personalise your digital experience, but its internal instructions reveal how deeply it can analyse conversations, relationships, preferences and behaviour over time.