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Can The World Teach AI Some Manners? The UN Thinks It’s Time To Try
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 4: Artificial intelligence has spent the past few years breaking records, attracting billions in investment, and convincing every technology company that adding the letters “AI” to a product description is apparently today’s version of a magic spell. Now, the world’s policymakers are attempting something considerably less glamorous but arguably more important—figuring […]
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When The Government Wants A Seat At The AI Table: OpenAI’s Reported Equity Talks Spark A New Debate
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 3: Artificial intelligence has spent the last few years rewriting business models, transforming industries and attracting record-breaking investments. Now, according to recent reports, it may also be rewriting the relationship between governments and private technology companies. OpenAI is reportedly exploring a proposal that could grant the U.S. government a 5% equity […]
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Google’s Android Setback Is Bigger Than A Fine—It’s A Blueprint For Big Tech’s Future
For years, Google built Android into the world’s most widely used mobile operating system by making it free, open-source and irresistibly attractive to smartphone manufacturers. Europe, however, has just reminded Silicon Valley that “free” doesn’t necessarily mean “fair.” Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 2: In one of the most significant competition rulings against a technology giant, […]
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The Billion-Dollar Waiting Game: Why Even Meta Can’t Rush AI Anymore
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 4: For years, the technology industry treated speed as a virtue. Products were launched before they were perfected, updates arrived weekly, and the occasional malfunction was considered an acceptable side effect of innovation. Silicon Valley built an empire on the idea that moving first mattered more than getting everything right. If […]
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Consumer Privacy Has Entered the Premium Tier
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 16: Once upon a time, privacy was implied. You bought a product, used it, and went about your day without assuming your behavior would be logged, modelled, sold, and re-marketed back to you with unsettling accuracy. That assumption is now considered quaint. Today, consumer PC has been rebranded — not as […]
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