AI Drives Memory Supply Crunch, New Investment Theme
The AI revolution is fueling unprecedented demand for memory and storage, creating a supply crunch and reshaping investment opportunities in global markets.
Category : Artificial Intelligence
FSS First Payments Firm in India, Middle East, APAC, Africa with ISO 42001 AI Certification
Financial Software and Systems (FSS) achieves ISO IEC 42001 certification, marking it as the first payments company in India, Middle East, APAC, and South Africa to adopt structured AI governance.
India Must Adopt AI or Die, Warns SandboxAQ CEO at Davos
Jack Hidary of SandboxAQ says AI adoption is existential for India's growth, highlighting opportunities in pharma, energy, and cybersecurity at WEF meeting.
Moss Survives Space, Could Help Colonize Mars
Japanese researchers prove moss can endure months in space's harsh environment, suggesting it could support future Mars colonies and deep space missions.
NASA Antarctic Balloon Flights End with Key Findings
NASA successfully completed a series of high-altitude balloon flights over Antarctica, deploying instruments to study antimatter and high-energy particles for weeks.
Rude Users Get Better ChatGPT Answers, Study Finds
New research shows AI chatbots respond more accurately to rude prompts, but scientists warn this could encourage harmful communication patterns in human interactions.
AI Boom: Last Chance for Generational Wealth?
Silicon Valley fears AI could make money worthless, creating a final opportunity to build wealth. Tech leaders debate universal basic income and job displacement.
AI, Copyright, and Public Domain: A Legal Balancing Act
Explore the delicate balance in copyright law between creators' rights, owners' interests, and public domain access in the age of AI, with insights on legal challenges and user freedoms.
Prasoon Joshi: AI Lacks Human Soul for True Creativity
Lyricist Prasoon Joshi addressed AI and creativity at Jaipur Literature Festival, arguing technology supports but never replaces human artistic essence.
AI Photo Sparks False Tom Brady Dating Rumors About Erika Kirk
A viral AI-generated image falsely showing Erika Kirk kissing NFL star Tom Brady has ignited dating rumors, adding distress as she navigates grief and new CEO role at Turning Point USA.
Satyam Kumar: Bihar to US AI Labs Journey
Satyam Kumar's journey from rural Bihar to elite US research labs showcases academic brilliance. He cracked IIT-JEE at 13, pursued AI research, and now works in machine learning.
Trump Aide Questions US Funding for Indian AI Projects
A former Trump aide has ignited controversy by questioning why American taxpayers are paying for AI initiatives in India, raising concerns over global tech funding priorities.
Harvard Professor's AI System Makes Brain Mapping Faster
Indian-origin Harvard professor Aravinthan Samuel leads SmartEM, an AI-guided system that accelerates brain mapping by making microscopes smarter and more efficient.
iOS 27 Leaks: Stability, AI & Foldable iPhone Focus
Apple's iOS 27 update prioritizes performance and reliability while expanding AI features. It prepares for a foldable iPhone launch and includes health app upgrades, Siri improvements, and a calendar redesign.
AI Adoption Outpaces Training, Employees Unprepared
A new report reveals AI adoption at workplaces is moving faster than training efforts, with 71% of professionals expecting role changes but 61% lacking adequate guidance.
Silicon Valley Drops ChatGPT for Google Gemini, xAI
Prominent tech leaders like Jason Calacanis and Marc Benioff are abandoning ChatGPT, citing performance issues and data concerns, while praising alternatives from Google, xAI, and Anthropic.
Malin 1 Galaxy's Cannibalistic Nature Uncovered by Pune Scientists
IUCAA researchers in Pune discover Malin 1, the largest low-surface-brightness galaxy, is quietly consuming dwarf galaxies through subtle mergers, challenging existing theories.
Longest Solar Eclipse in Century Coming in 2027
On August 2, 2027, Earth will witness its longest total solar eclipse in over a century, with up to 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality. Here's where to see it and safety tips.
Goldman Sachs: AI to Automate Quarter of Work Hours
Goldman Sachs analysts predict AI could automate 25% of work hours, displacing 6-7% of jobs, but historical tech shifts show new roles emerge, preventing full employment crisis.
India's AI Push Takes Centre Stage at Davos Forum
India highlights its AI capabilities at Davos, urging global collaboration to shape ethical and inclusive artificial intelligence development worldwide.
Google DeepMind CEO: AI Models Missing Key Capabilities
Demis Hassabis reveals current AI models lack long-term planning and reasoning skills, advocating for 'world models' as the next breakthrough in artificial intelligence development.
Sergey Brin on Passion Over Degrees in Tech
Google co-founder Sergey Brin shares insights on education, AI's impact, and Google's evolving hiring practices at Stanford University.
AI Deepfakes Threaten Influencers: Legal Gaps & Solutions
Top Indian influencers face AI-generated deepfake threats damaging their reputations. Existing laws offer some protection, but comprehensive personality rights remain elusive for most creators.
China's Flying Taxis and Drone Lunch Deliveries Soar
China leads in urban air mobility with flying taxis and drone lunch deliveries, showcasing advanced tech for future transport and logistics.
Elon Musk vs OpenAI: Court Docs Reveal Legal Battle Details
Newly unsealed court documents in Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI reveal internal doubts and plans. The trial is set for April 2026, with both sides presenting their cases.
Michael Burry Warns of AI Bubble, Compares to 1960s Escalator Race
Famed investor Michael Burry warns of an AI bubble, comparing tech giants' spending to a 1960s escalator race. He says trillions risk waste as AI tools become commoditized.
Microsoft Cuts Library Access for Employees, Pushes AI Learning
Microsoft quietly ends library subscriptions and shuts physical library, moving employees to AI-driven Skilling Hub. Strategic News Service and other resources cut after 20+ years.
OpenAI Poaches Three Founders from Thinking Machines Lab
OpenAI has hired three founding members from Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab, dealing a significant blow to the AI startup. The talent raid follows Meta's aggressive hiring tactics and highlights Silicon Valley's fierce competition for AI researchers.
AI Adoption Outpaces Training, 71% Expect Role Changes
A new report reveals 71% of professionals expect their roles to change due to AI, while 61% say their organizations haven't provided adequate training on AI usage.
Memory Chip Shortage Raises Electronics Prices, Hits AI Plans
AI companies' insatiable demand for memory chips is creating a global shortage that will increase prices for laptops, smartphones, and other electronics while potentially delaying data center projects.
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