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    Sundar Pichai, Vikas Khanna, Ranbir Kapoor named among TIME's 100 most influential people

    TIME has recognized Google CEO Sundar Pichai, chef Vikas Khanna, actor Ranbir Kapoor, YouTube Chief Neal Mohan, and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani among its 100 most influential people. The list celebrates global pioneers, leaders, and icons, highlighting their significant impact on culture and innovation worldwide.

    Counterfeit goods, expiry tampering a 'very huge problem', says Consumer Affairs Secretary

    Counterfeit products and altered expiry dates present a significant challenge. Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare highlighted the ongoing battle against fake goods. E-commerce platforms are actively removing counterfeit listings. Sophisticated fakes are difficult to detect. Consumers must remain vigilant and report suspicious products. The government is also addressing dark patterns and reforming legal metrology.

    Life with AI causing human brain 'fry'

    Heavy users of artificial intelligence report being overwhelmed by trying to keep up with and on top of the technology designed to make their lives easier. Consultants at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) have dubbed the phenomenon "AI brain fry," a state of mental exhaustion stemming "from the excessive use or supervision of artificial intelligence tools, pushed beyond our cognitive limits."

    7 groups of secretaries gear up to deal with Gulf crisis

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced seven empowered groups to address the long-term impacts of the West Asia war, urging states to collaborate in a 'Team India' approach. He emphasized dialogue and diplomacy for peace, stressing self-reliance and preparedness for potential supply chain disruptions and energy crises.

    Early stage investors fight to stay competitive

    The rush to invest in AI startups has resulted in intense competition, with average funding size and valuation on the rise. Smaller venture funds face the challenge of getting squeezed out. In India, average investment at the seed level is at $3-5 million, with Series A upwards of 10 million, according to investors. That compares with non-AI startups’ average seed round of $2-4 million and Series A at $5-8 million.

    The revolution shall be tokenised: Inside the hacker homes incubating India’s AI future

    In Bengaluru, hacker houses like The Residency are turning into live-in labs where young developers build AI startups while living together. Backed by active VC interest, these spaces and evolving hackathons are shaping a new generation of full-stack builders focused on real-world products, experimentation, and launching ideas into businesses.

    The Economic Times
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