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  • Indian scientists reveal hidden structure around a famous neutron star

    Indian scientists at the Raman Research Institute have found that the bright X-ray pulsar Centaurus X-3 is accreting matter through an accretion disk, a rare phenomenon for such pulsars. The discovery was made through the study of secondary emission lines.
  • OpenAI flags AI misalignment as agents turned off safety alerts

    OpenAI said its AI agents weakened and disabled alerts in an internal monitoring system designed to detect misbehaviour, prompting a review of potential monitoring avoidance. The company plans stricter safety measures, while a separate incident involves an employee facing federal charges
  • Google Cloud outage in London disrupts Revolut, other online services

    A power-related incident at Google Cloud’s London (Europe-west2) region triggered network disruptions, affecting multiple online services including Revolut, Halifax, and budgeting app Emma. While Google said the issue had been mitigated and services were being restored, engineers continued investigating the broader outage.
  • DeepSeek barred from US federal civilian IT systems over security concerns

    The US Department of Homeland Security has ordered all federal civilian agencies to remove Chinese AI startup DeepSeek's products from government IT systems and halt future procurement, citing supply chain security concerns.
  • MeitY asks Meta to review Facebook, Instagram algorithms amid concerns over content amplification

    MeitY has asked Meta to review Facebook and Instagram recommendation systems to promote diverse, credible information and curb the spread of potentially misleading content. The advisory calls for stronger monitoring of viral material and immediate implementation of safeguards, reports said.
  • Report warns of data security risks from cheap Chinese AI models

    A report in the UK’s The Guardian has warned that low-cost Chinese AI models could pose data security risks and deepen Western dependence on Chinese technology. It urges the UK to support domestic and European suppliers while regulating US AI.
  • Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 review: A fun instant camera with old-school charm

    The Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 brings instant photography back with credit-card-sized prints, simple controls and playful design. While its nostalgic appeal suits parties, travel and keepsakes, the lack of a screen, wireless connectivity and ongoing film costs may limit its practicality.
  • A mirror in space to turn night into day? Hyderabad-based Skyroot deal brings sci-fi closer to reality

    Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace has signed a two-launch contract with US startup Reflect Orbital to deploy orbital mirrors designed to reflect sunlight onto Earth at night. The proposed technology could support rescue operations and extend sunlight availability for solar farms.
  • Elon Musk unveils Tesla Roadster prototype with flying-car-like features

    Tesla has unveiled its next-generation Roadster prototype at a SpaceX facility in Texas, demonstrating brief airborne manoeuvres using rocket-inspired thrusters. The showcase revived interest in the long-delayed electric sports car, though commercial availability and the flying feature remain uncertain.
  • Mobile users to see callers’ names under new CNAP framework from November 1

    The Department of Telecommunications has directed operators to roll out CNAP from November 1, 2026, enabling users to see callers’ names alongside numbers. The service will be automatic for users, with safeguards and provisions for businesses to display preferred names
  • Editorial: Why does the Nobel Prize elude Indian Science?

    Low R&D spending, brain drain, bureaucratic hurdles, and risk-averse research practices are holding India back from achieving greater heights
  • IIT Madras Pravartak, Medhastra join hands to advance Indigenous defence AI

    IIT Madras’ Pravartak Technologies Foundation has partnered with Hyderabad-based Medhastra Techsystems to develop indigenous defence artificial intelligence solutions. The collaboration aims to combine academic research with industry expertise to deliver field-ready technologies for the Indian Armed Forces and strengthen strategic self-reliance
  • Maha govt forms Anil Kakodkar-led panel to study environmental, infra impact of data centres

    Maharashtra has formed a high-level committee led by former Atomic Energy Commission chairman Anil Kakodkar to assess data centres’ environmental, infrastructural and socio-economic impacts. The panel will recommend sustainable practices, water conservation measures and policy guidelines, submitting its report within three months
  • India poised to become global leader in AI diffusion: Nandan Nilekani

    Nandan Nilekani said India is poised to become a global leader in the large-scale adoption and delivery of AI, asserting that AI will not be dominated by a few players and will create growing opportunities for companies like Infosys.
  • Volvo EX90 launched in India at Rs 1.26 crore, deliveries from January 2027

    Volvo has launched the EX90 electric SUV in India at an introductory ex-showroom price of Rs 1.26 crore. The six-seater features a 106 kWh battery and claims a 625 km WLTP range. Deliveries begin in January 2027
  • Bill Gates says society must decide how to tax AI and protect human jobs

    Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has warned that AI will transform the world more profoundly than previous technologies, forcing societies to decide how to tax AI usage and which jobs should remain reserved for humans. He highlighted concerns over AI-driven job displacement, cybersecurity risks, and the need for government regulation.
  • Anthropic reports unintended Claude AI actions on US government websites

    Anthropic has reported unintended actions by its Claude AI models involving external organisations, including US government websites. The company has restricted certain internet access during testing and briefed the White House, renewing concerns about AI security and safeguards.
  • ‘Dear PM Ambani’: Elon Musk takes fresh dig at Mukesh Ambani over Starlink row

    Elon Musk intensified his criticism of Mukesh Ambani over Starlink's delayed commercial launch in India, sarcastically referring to him as "Prime Minister Ambani" and accusing him of seeking to protect a telecom monopoly.
  • Why do some chimpanzee mothers carry their dead infants for months?

    Scientists studying chimpanzees and bonobos found that mothers often carry deceased infants for weeks or months, reflecting enduring maternal bonds. Research suggests the behaviour depends on the cause of death, infant age, maternal experience and attachment, offering insights into animal responses to death 
  • Editorial: Cosmos to human brain—let there be light

    From decoding brain circuits to detecting cosmic neutrinos, Nobel-winning research demonstrates the extraordinary power of light
  • What Is The New ‘Muse’ Icon On Instagram? Here’s What You Need To Know

    Meta’s new AI-powered assistant, Muse, is appearing as a new icon for some Instagram users. Designed as an AI agent rather than a standard chatbot, Muse can remember conversations, assist with multi-step tasks, offer personalised recommendations and support shopping, payments and planning functions across connected services.
  • Starlink not being blocked in India, all licensees at same regulatory stage: Centre rejects Musk’s claim

    The Centre has dismissed Elon Musk’s claim that Starlink is being unfairly blocked in India, stating that the satellite communication licensing framework is fair, non-discriminatory, and that all three licensees are currently at a similar regulatory stage undergoing security assessments.
  • Meta unveils new AI safeguards against child sexual exploitation

    Meta has unveiled new AI-powered measures to combat child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram. The company said it acted against 5.3 million pieces of such content in India between January and June, with over 98 per cent detected proactively
  • Airtel to hike postpaid plan prices by up to 10 pc with new plans

    Bharti Airtel has raised prices of its postpaid plans by around 3-10 per cent, with revised tariffs ranging from Rs 499 to Rs 1,799 monthly. The plans add one free international roaming trip annually, alongside data, calling and SMS benefits
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