Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has launched its first international AI learning platform in India in partnership with the government’s IndiaAI Mission. The programme offers free training, events, and resources to help students, teachers, developers, and public servants learn to use AI.

Meta’s Oversight Board criticised the company for not removing a deepfake ad of Brazilian footballer Ronaldo Nazário, highlighting weak enforcement of anti-fraud rules. The ad promoted a misleading online game, raising concerns about Meta’s inconsistent handling of AI-generated fraud.

Amazon made headlines on Wednesday by announcing a $10 billion investment to build new data centers in North Carolina.

Reddit has sued AI startup Anthropic for using millions of user comments without permission to train its chatbot, accusing it of ignoring requests to stop and breaking user agreements. This lawsuit is part of a broader legal battle between content creators and AI firms over the use of data without proper consent or payment.

A groundbreaking new study reveals that artificial intelligence is poised to outpace Bitcoin mining in energy consumption by the start of 2026

Meta has signed a 20-year agreement to source 1.1 gigawatts of nuclear energy from a facility in Illinois, marking a significant step in powering its expansive data centers and energy-intensive AI models.

In the next decade, AI is set to transform creative and technical fields by producing films, games, scripts, music, architecture, and operating humanoid robots, reshaping how we create and interact across industries.

China’s AI powerhouse, DeepSeek, has announced a major upgrade to its flagship chatbot—DeepSeek-R1-0528, promising next-level logic, mathematical reasoning, and programming prowess.

Major music labels are negotiating with AI startups like Suno and Udio to set terms for revenue sharing and artist compensation when music is used to train or generate AI content. The goal: protect their catalogs while ensuring AI supports, not exploits, creators.

Job candidates now interview with AI “recruiters” that ask follow-up questions, evaluate skills, and give feedback to hiring managers. Startups like Apriora, HeyMilo AI, and Ribbon report fast adoption of their real-time AI video interview platforms, transforming hiring processes.