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Former US Vice President Kamala Harris is weighing a possible 2028 presidential bid, but husband Doug Emhoff reportedly has reservations. Meanwhile, Democratic donors and party figures have questioned her prospects as she campaigns for candidates ahead of November’s midterm elections.
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OpenAI has cancelled the planned October release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing raised concerns about the model staying within authorised instructions and accurately reporting its actions. The decision follows broader scrutiny of safeguards for increasingly capable AI agents.
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US President Donald Trump ordered sweeping strikes on Iran after failed nuclear diplomacy and intelligence assessments, despite doubts about an imminent threat. Backed by regional allies including Mohammed bin Salman, Washington pursued military escalation to curb Tehran’s enrichment ambitions
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A 2003 birthday book from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate allegedly includes a lewd drawing and note signed by Donald Trump. Democrats released the image, demanding transparency. Trump denies involvement, calling it fake, and has filed a US$10 billion defamation lawsuit
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The White House confirmed plans to rename the Department of Defence to the Department of War, reviving its historic title. President Trump cited a shift toward offensive military priorities and symbolic ties to past U.S. victories as reasons for the change
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Urges undecided voters to look at both candidates' policy proposals, which she said clearly show Trump as the better option
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A Wall Street Journal report on Saturday stated that Apple has "fallen out of talks to join the funding round." The tech giant's potential involvement was unexpected, as it rarely invests in external companies. This news follows Apple's announcement of integrating ChatGPT into Siri.
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Multiple reports on Saturday indicated that Qualcomm is exploring a potential "full takeover" of the US semiconductor manufacturer Intel. The Wall Street Journal first revealed that while a deal is "far from certain," the two companies have engaged in discussions.
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The terrorists were trained by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards' elite forces in Iran as recently as in September, the report noted
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As per a Wall Street Journal report, Walmart has made the payment to increase its stake in Flipkart.
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Bitcoin value suffered more than 2.7 per cent loss after the Binance layoff news.
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US State Department Secretary Antony Blinken requested the Americans living in Russia to leave the country "immediately", after the reporter was arrested in Moscow
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San Francisco: Netflix has told its employees that if they do not agree with its content, they can leave the streaming giant — a move that received a thumbs up from Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Netflix has updated its culture guidelines and added a section called “artistic expression” which details how the platform offers programming […]
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Giving a glimpse of the flight and sending across a motivating message to the younger generations, Richard Branson took to Twitter and shared his thoughts.
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"Microsoft received a concern in the latter half of 2019 that Bill Gates sought to initiate an intimate relationship with a company employee in the year 2000," a Microsoft spokesperson said
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Citing US officials, the report said on Sunday that four online publications linked to Russian intelligence agencies have been spreading misleading information about Covid-19 vaccines.
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This comes out to $4.5 million per week when multiplied by 90,000 employees (if all of them take the Covid test).
