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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India’s Private Space Race Is No Longer About Catching Up—It’s About Taking Off

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 3: For decades, India’s journey to space had a familiar signature. The rockets were government-built, the missions were nationally celebrated, and every successful launch quietly reminded the world that innovation didn’t always require billion-dollar extravagance. Today, however, a different chapter is unfolding. The spotlight is slowly shifting from public institutions to […]

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Your Next Roommate May Not Be Human: UBTech’s Consumer Robot Signals A New Era Of Everyday AI

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 3: For years, humanoid robots have lived comfortably inside factories, research labs, and science-fiction films. They assembled cars, transported packages, and occasionally reminded audiences that machines taking over the world was always just two sequels away. Today, however, robotics companies appear to have a different ambition—not replacing factory workers, but becoming […]

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Apple Isn’t Just Testing New Devices—It’s Quietly Testing The Future Of Personal Computing

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 3: Apple has always treated product development like a carefully rehearsed magic trick. By the time the curtain rises, the audience already knows something extraordinary is coming—just not exactly how. The latest reports suggest the company is quietly testing four new iPad Pro models alongside redesigned MacBook Pro laptops, signalling that […]

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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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WhatsApp’s Username Dream Meets India’s Reality Check

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 2: For years, your phone number has been your passport to WhatsApp. Soon, it may simply become your backstage pass. But before usernames replace digits, India’s regulators want to ensure the next chapter of digital communication doesn’t become a masterclass in digital deception. WhatsApp’s much-anticipated username feature, designed to let users […]

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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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