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Google and Accel India back 5 startups, avoiding AI wrapper models
Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.
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Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.
A lawyer handling AI-related psychosis cases warns that misuse of advanced AI tools could lead to serious mental health crises and potential mass casualty risks.
The US Army has awarded Anduril a contract worth up to $20 billion, signalling a major push toward advanced defence technology and autonomous systems.
Learn how to use ChatGPT app integrations with DoorDash, Spotify, Uber, and more to order food, control music, and manage daily tasks directly from one place.
Elon Musk’s xAI is reworking its approach after admitting early systems were not built correctly, signalling another reset in its push to compete in the AI race.
A look at the biggest AI developments so far this year, from major model launches to enterprise adoption, regulation debates, and the rapid rise of generative tools.
NanoClaw’s creator secured a deal with Docker after a rapid six-week journey, highlighting growing demand for developer tools that simplify container workflows.
A startup is helping enterprises run quantum computing applications today, preparing businesses for future breakthroughs before the technology becomes widely available.
Rox AI has reportedly reached a $1.2 billion valuation, reflecting strong investor interest in AI-driven sales automation tools and enterprise productivity solutions.
Bumble introduces Bee, an AI dating assistant designed to help users improve profiles, start conversations, and navigate online dating more confidently.
A writer has filed a lawsuit against Grammarly, claiming the company used authors’ writing to train its AI editing tools without permission or compensation.
Google is combining historical news reports with artificial intelligence to improve flash flood prediction and deliver earlier warnings to vulnerable communities.
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