ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu man has one advice for techies amid AI threat, reveals the skill customers will always pay for: ‘Be very good…’
Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu advises tech professionals to focus on industry mastery over coding alone, as clients value understanding and dependability. While AI accelerates early development, human expertise remains crucial for refinement, compliance, and maintenance. Success in the AI era hinges on enhancing user experience and simplifying complex systems, not just output speed.
Meta layoffs: 16,000 jobs on the line as Mark Zuckerberg plans major cuts in looming workforce shake-up
Meta is set to cut 16,000 jobs soon. The first phase begins May 20, affecting 8,000 workers. This major restructuring follows the company's strong push into Artificial Intelligence. Mark Zuckerberg's firm is reshaping its workforce for a more automated future. Other companies like Disney and Oracle are also undertaking significant layoffs.
AI cannot replace human conscience in justice delivery: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah urged caution regarding artificial intelligence in the justice system. He stressed that human empathy and moral reasoning are irreplaceable by algorithms. While AI can aid legal research and case management, it poses risks like algorithmic bias and opaque decision-making. Judicial independence must be preserved from technological dependence. Constitutional morality should guide AI adoption, not the reverse.
Don't fear AI; it's only aid, not substitute: CJI Surya Kant
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant advised judicial officers to use Artificial Intelligence carefully. He stressed that AI should assist, not replace, human judgment in courts. Judges must remain independent and not be influenced by technology. AI offers efficiency gains but has limitations. Accuracy and authenticity are paramount. Justice remains a human endeavour.
Meta targets May 20 for first wave of layoffs; additional cuts later in 2026
The Facebook and Instagram owner will lay off about 10% of its global workforce, or close to 8,000 employees, in that initial round.
The emotional story behind an AI pioneer’s rise: How a personal loss shaped Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s path to AI
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, is driven by a personal tragedy to accelerate artificial intelligence progress. His father's death from a curable illness ignited a belief that faster scientific advancements can save lives. This urgency propels Anthropic's rapid growth and ambitious vision for AI's future. The company's valuation and revenue are soaring, reflecting strong demand for its innovative AI tools.
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Punjab to integrate AI as core subject in schools, marks to reflect on Board certificates
Punjab's school education board will integrate Artificial Intelligence as a core component of its curriculum, with learning outcomes to be reflected on student certificates. This forward-looking initiative aims to enhance quality, innovation, and modernization, preparing students for a technology-driven world. The state board is committed to building an ethical foundation for AI usage, fostering skilled users and responsible digital citizens.
Govt expanding capacity building to scientists, academics: Union Minister Jitendra Singh
India is enhancing training for scientists and academics. This initiative aims to equip institutions for future governance needs. Artificial intelligence and digital tools are highlighted as crucial for modern public service. The government is also broadening training to include parliamentarians and ministers. Integrity remains a core principle in public service.
Elon Musk floats 'universal high income' to offset AI-led job disruption
Elon Musk suggests universal high income as a solution for job displacement due to artificial intelligence and robotics. He believes AI will boost production significantly, leading to abundance without inflation. Experts and netizens are reacting to this idea, with some seeing it as inevitable and others proposing alternative funding or restrictions on AI development to safeguard human life.
Anthropic talks to EU, including on its cyber security models, Commission says
US-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic is currently in discussion with the European Commission on its different models, including its cyber security ones, which are not yet available in the EU, the Commission said on Friday.
World has changed but our parents career advice has not: Bengaluru CEO questions uncle’s computer engineering only advice for Class 12 pass cousin
Technology is rapidly changing jobs. Many families outside big cities still make education choices based on old ideas. This creates a knowledge gap. A CEO observed this at a family gathering. He noted that parents and students are unaware of how AI and new industries are reshaping careers. This disconnect can impact students' futures.
Nvidea CEO Jensen Huang follows just one rule to maximise daily productivity. 'I do this every single morning, exactly the same way.'
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang says his daily success comes from a simple habit, starting each morning by completing his highest priority task first. Speaking at the California Institute of Technology graduation ceremony, he explained that this approach gives him a sense of achievement early in the day and frees up time to focus on others.
Indian companies are moving beyond AI pilots to real world applications: Anthropic’s Irina Ghose
Indian organisations, from large public sector players to SMEs, are engaging more actively with artificial intelligence. They are moving beyond proof-of-concept stages to scaled deployments, said Irina Ghose, managing director, India at Anthropic, on Thursday.
Myseum takes flight after Allbirds in fresh AI rebrand wave
Companies are shifting focus to artificial intelligence. Allbirds, a footwear maker, saw a significant stock surge after announcing a pivot to AI compute infrastructure. Social media firm Myseum Inc is also adopting a similar strategy. This trend highlights investor interest in AI, with some firms leveraging it to raise funds. Past pivots to blockchain also saw similar investor enthusiasm.
AI demand drives chipmaker TSMC's net profit to fresh record
Governments and tech giants are pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into building new data centres that can run and train AI tools such as chatbots, image generators and agents that can execute tasks. TSMC said its net profit for the first quarter of 2026 rose a whopping 58.3% from a year ago to NT$572.5 billion ($18 billion).
Anthropic, Cursor backer Accel raises $5 billion for big AI bets
Venture capital firm Accel has raised $5 billion in new funds, with $4 billion dedicated to its fifth Leaders fund for late-stage AI startups. An additional $650 million will go to a sidecar fund for increased exposure to major investments.
Snap stock price: Here's why Snap Inc. shares are up today
Snap stock price moved higher after the company announced layoffs affecting about 16% of staff and more than 300 open roles. Snap Inc said artificial intelligence will reduce repetitive work and support smaller teams. The company expects cost savings of more than $500 million by the second half of 2026. Investors reacted to the plan as the company aims to improve profitability and compete with larger tech firms.
Job cuts in U.S.: Massive lay offs underway in Snapchat parent company. Check severance package, which employees are losing jobs right now?
Snapchat, Meta, Nike, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley employees are under the job cuts threat. AI-driven automation is exposing multiple sectors across the U.S.
Trump says AI has risks but could make banking system greater
US President Donald Trump acknowledged the risks artificial intelligence posed to the banking system and said there should be government safeguards, according to an interview broadcast on Wednesday.
Anthropic cofounder, a humanities graduate, says studying arts helped build AI. He suggests what subjects to study in college in AI era
Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark urges students not to dismiss liberal arts in an AI-driven world. Drawing from his literature background, he highlights the value of interdisciplinary learning and asking the right questions. Clark believes seemingly unconventional majors can offer lasting advantages, shaping critical thinking and insights essential for the future of artificial intelligence.
Meet Thomas Zacharia, the man behind the machines powering AI
Thomas Zacharia, a Keralite, revolutionized global computing. He championed GPUs for supercomputers, leading to breakthroughs like Titan. His work paved the way for modern AI. Zacharia later oversaw Summit and Frontier, the first exascale supercomputer. Now at AMD, he builds AI systems, including the energy-efficient Helios platform. His journey reshaped an industry.
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora joins General Catalyst board as cofounder David Fialkow steps down
General Catalyst has appointed Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora as its first lead independent director. Arora, a prominent tech operator, joins the board as the firm expands beyond venture capital into broader financial services and AI integration. The firm also plans significant investments in India.
Bloom Energy to supply up to 2.8 GW of fuel cells under expanded Oracle deal
An initial 1.2 GW of capacity has been contracted under the agreement, with deployment already underway and set to continue into the next year.
Man accused in Molotov cocktail attack of OpenAI CEO's home opposed AI, court documents say
Authorities allege Daniel Moreno-Gama threw the incendiary device about 4 a.m. Friday, setting an exterior gate at Altman's home alight before fleeing on foot, police said. Less than an hour later, Moreno-Gama allegedly went to OpenAI's headquarters and reportedly threatened to burn down the building.
AI without safeguards can amplify existing weaknesses in financial sector: RBI DG
In a recent conference, Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Swaminathan J raised a red flag regarding the integration of AI in finance. He emphasized that, if left unchecked, AI could not only amplify existing challenges but also introduce unforeseen complications. On one hand, AI can transform customer interactions and enhance access to credit; on the other hand, it harbors potential pitfalls.
AI without safeguards can amplify existing weaknesses in financial sector: RBI deputy governor
Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Swaminathan J cautioned about AI in finance, saying that without proper safeguards, AI adoption can worsen existing issues and introduce new harms. While AI offers benefits like improved customer service and credit delivery, it also presents risks such as bias, opacity and data privacy concerns, he said.
Use of artificial intelligence in arbitration should be regulated, not shunned: CJI Surya Kant
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated artificial intelligence in arbitration needs regulation, not avoidance. He stressed cybersecurity and confidentiality protocols must advance. Technology can be a powerful ally for arbitration. He also cautioned against excessive judicial intervention in arbitral matters. India is modernizing its arbitration framework to attract investment and ensure commercial stability.
AI’s shadow over modern battlefields: Why India must prepare
Warfare is rapidly changing with artificial intelligence. AI is now a key part of military decisions and operations. For India, this means developing its own AI technology is crucial for national security. India must also help shape global rules for AI in warfare. Protecting information from AI-driven disinformation is also vital. Preparedness is key for India's future.
Chinese startup ShengShu raises $293 million to advance artificial general intelligence
Founded in early 2023 by Tsinghua University alum Zhu Jun, ShengShu became the first Chinese company to release a video generation model when it launched Vidu in April 2024. The model was positioned as a competitor to OpenAI's Sora, which the US company later discontinued.
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