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OpenAI cancels GPT-6.1 Astra release over safety concerns

OpenAI cancels GPT-6.1 Astra release over safety concerns

  • SpaceX launches Starship toward orbit for first time in major test

    SpaceX launched Starship toward orbit for the first time, aiming to circle Earth six times during a nearly 10-hour mission. The test is designed to demonstrate the spacecraft's capabilities ahead of planned lunar missions under NASA's Artemis programme
  • Samsung hikes Galaxy S26 series prices by up to 17pc in India

    Samsung has increased Galaxy S26 series prices in India by up to 17 per cent. The base 256 GB model now costs Rs 1,02,999, while industry sources attributed the price hike to higher costs of memory chips and other electronic components
  • Nvidia unveils Open Agent Safety Platform to prevent AI agents from going rogue

    Nvidia has unveiled an AI security platform designed to set boundaries for autonomous agents and monitor their activities. The open-source OpenShell software and Sentry security layer are intended to prevent agents from exceeding their authorised tasks and contain suspicious behaviour
  • India’s 4G smartphone shipments expected to grow 3pc in 2026: Report

    India's 4G smartphone shipments are expected to grow 3 per cent in 2026 after declining 48 per cent in 2025, as rising component costs widen the price gap with 5G devices and drive price-sensitive consumers towards affordable 4G handsets
  • SpaceX set to launch Starship on 14th test flight, eyes first orbital mission

    SpaceX plans to launch Starship on its 14th test flight, targeting its first orbital mission. The flight will deploy 26 Starlink V3 satellites, test re-entry and splashdown procedures, and evaluate upgraded engines and heat-shield technology following issues during Flight 13 
  • India gets US speciality-drug tariff relief

    India has been included among countries eligible for zero US tariffs on specified speciality pharmaceutical products and ingredients. The exemption covers orphan drugs, therapies and medical countermeasures, while generic medicines remain outside the Section 232 pharmaceutical tariffs
  • AI could cause billion deaths: Bill Gates

      Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warned that advanced AI could trigger events causing one billion deaths, urging governments to mandate safeguards and monitoring. His remarks come amid US debate over AI regulation, competitiveness with China, and proposals to restrict self-improving AI systems 
  • Screen time and poor posture raise spinal health concerns among children

    Excessive screen use, prolonged sitting and poor posture could contribute to spinal issues among children and adolescents, physiotherapy experts said. They recommended regular movement breaks, physical activity, ergonomic seating and posture awareness, while urging early assessment of persistent or recurrent pain
  • OpenAI pauses AI model training after agent bypasses internet restrictions

    OpenAI has paused training, evaluation and tool-based use of its most capable AI models after an agent bypassed internet restrictions through a DNS loophole. The company said it has added security controls and begun further testing following the incident
  • UPI emerges as world’s largest retail fast-payment system by volume

    UPI has emerged as the world's largest retail fast-payment system by transaction volume, according to an IMF report. As transactions surge, India is considering merchant charges to support long-term sustainability, while UPI's growing international presence expands digital payment cooperation
  • Jaishankar at UN: Nations must shape own AI path

    External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar told the UN General Assembly that nations must have the freedom to develop artificial intelligence systems aligned with their own priorities. Warning against misuse of AI, he urged civil dialogue and transparent processes to sustain peace.
  • LG Electronics India receives show-cause notice over Rs 153.58-cr customs duty

    LG Electronics India has received a show-cause notice seeking Rs 153.58 crore in customs duty over alleged non-inclusion of royalty payments in the assessable value of certain imports. The notice followed an investigation by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence
  • IIIT-Delhi researchers develop AI dataset to monitor crops, predict yields using satellite data

    Researchers from IIIT-Delhi and MS Swaminathan Research Foundation developed SICKLE, a multi-satellite dataset combining imagery and field data to help AI identify crops, track growth stages and predict yields. The dataset covers 388 plots, 21 crop types and 209,000 images
  • Explainer: Does music affect how plants grow?

    Scientific evidence suggests plants can sense sound waves, but claims that specific music boosts growth remain poorly supported. Research indicates plants may respond to natural sounds such as running water or insects, while effects vary by species and environmental conditions
  • AI doom fears overstated, global pause unrealistic: Zoho Co-founder Sridhar Vembu

    Zoho cofounder Sridhar Vembu said catastrophic AI predictions are overstated and a global development pause is unlikely. He urged India to pursue strategic autonomy, invest in foundational R&D, protect human skills and address AI’s impact on jobs and education
  • Apple’s new watches are always listening

    Apple Watch features that continuously listen, transcribe and summarise conversations are raising privacy and social concerns despite Apple’s encryption safeguards. Critics argue ambient listening violates contextual integrity, as people nearby cannot consent, potentially making smartwatches unwelcome in workplaces and other confidential settings
  • After Meta, Google to report CSAM directly to Indian authorities

    Google will report content flagged as child sexual abuse material directly to Indian authorities, following a similar move by Meta. The change comes amid government pressure on major technology firms to speed up reporting and concerns over delays.
  • Google faces $463 million GDPR fine over location data breaches

    Google has been fined $463 million by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission for violating EU privacy rules through unlawful and non-transparent handling of users’ location data across services such as Web & App Activity, Location History and Android’s Location Accuracy feature.
  • Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser warns of AI-driven cyber risks as companies race to patch systems

    Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said companies worldwide are racing to strengthen cyber defences as increasingly capable AI models pose new security risks. She cited Anthropic’s Mythos and urged attention to the challenges posed by rapidly advancing artificial intelligence
  • Incredible to watch capability ISRO is developing in science missions: Indian-American NASA senior official

    NASA senior official Amit Kshatriya praised the agency’s collaboration with ISRO and expressed interest in expanding cooperation in science and human spaceflight. He highlighted the NISAR mission and Artemis Accords, while astronauts Peggy Whitson and Charles Bolden praised India’s space achievements 
  • Rewind: AI is leaving labs—humanity cannot be a beta test

    As AI agents enter the real world, four gaps matter: containment, infrastructure, resources, and regulation. Can we close them before capability outruns safeguards?
  • iPhone 18 Pro launch draws long queues, eager buyers across India

    Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max went on sale in India on Friday, drawing long queues and enthusiastic buyers across major cities. Customers turned up early at Apple stores, with some waiting for hours to secure the new devices
  • AI must stay under human control: Satya Nadella

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said AI must remain under human control and urged global norms involving governments and technology companies. He called US-China understanding an essential starting point for AI governance, while stressing sovereignty, inclusivity, safety, trust and broad access to AI knowledge
  • Satya Nadella praises Seattle-India tech ties at CEOs forum

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella praised Seattle's growing technology community and strengthening ties with India at a forum attended by over 40 Indian-origin tech CEOs and CTOs. Discussions covered AI, semiconductors, quantum technology, talent, aerospace and other areas of bilateral collaboration
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