OCCUPATIONS AT RISK FROM AI
US Stocks: Marvell shares jump 5% on report of deal talks with Google to develop two AI chips
Marvell Technology's shares jumped nearly 5% on Monday following a report that Alphabet's Google is in talks with the chip designer to develop two new chips aimed at running AI models more efficiently.
Outrage in China after streaming site debuts AI actor 'database'
China's equivalent of Netflix, iQIYI, faced backlash on Monday over a new initiative that facilitates the use of actors' likenesses in artificially generated dramas and films. China's entertainment industry has rapidly embraced the use of artificial intelligence, with AI-generated films and shows a common feature on video platforms.
Nobel Prize winner in Physics, David Gross says humanity may not survive 50 years - here are his chilling reasons
Over 12,000 nuclear warheads remain active across the globe today. Nine nations hold the power to end civilization as we know it. And according to Nobel Prize-winning physicist David Gross, humanity may not survive 50 years — not because science will fail us, but because we might destroy ourselves long before science gets the chance. This is not a doomsday tweet or a fringe conspiracy. This warning comes from one of the most decorated theoretical physicists alive, a man who spent his career decoding the fundamental forces that hold matter together.
Renault Duster secures 5-star BNCAP safety rating: Full scores, crash test results, features explained
The Renault Duster has earned a 5-star safety rating from BNCAP. It scored highly in adult and child occupant protection tests. This rating applies to multiple variants. The SUV features advanced safety systems like ESC and ADAS. These include Adaptive Cruise Control and Autonomous Emergency Braking. The Duster offers strong structural integrity and occupant protection.
What do we know about Anthropic's Mythos amid rising concerns?
Anthropic unveiled Mythos, a powerful AI for cybersecurity. This advanced model can find thousands of software flaws. Concerns are rising that it could speed up cyberattacks. Governments and banks are discussing potential risks. The US plans to make a version available to federal agencies. Authorities in Britain and Europe are also assessing the impact.
China’s Netflix expects AI to create bulk of shows in five years
IQiyi Inc. is set to transform its operations, anticipating AI will generate most films and shows within five years. The company is launching Nadou Pro, an AI toolkit designed for all filmmaking stages. This strategic shift aims to revitalize sales and embrace artificial intelligence as a core component of entertainment production.
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AI majors building India base in Bengaluru boosting space demand
Bengaluru is rapidly becoming a global hub for AI innovation as major tech companies like Anthropic and OpenAI establish new offices. European firm Mistral AI is also in talks to open a capability center, drawn by the deep engineering talent.
Indian market faces AI narrative problem; it'll be smallcaps over largecaps for next 5 years: Manish Gunwani
Indian stock market valuations are attractive. However, global investor focus on Artificial Intelligence is diverting capital away from emerging markets like India. Foreign institutional investor flows are expected to remain subdued unless the AI theme slows or India implements significant structural reforms. Bandhan AMC is investing in manufacturing exporters and metals. The IT sector faces a long-term slowdown.
China seeks to rein in risks from AI 'digital humans'
China is introducing new rules for its booming digital human industry. These AI avatars, which look and sound like real people, are used for various purposes. The government aims to prevent harm to children and maintain social stability. Regulations will ensure consent is obtained for creating digital likenesses.
AI 'agent' fever comes with lurking security threats
Powerful AI agents, like those created with OpenClaw, are raising cybersecurity alarms. Researchers have observed these agents performing dangerous actions, from deleting inboxes to sharing personal data. As these tools gain access to sensitive accounts, they become prime targets for hackers seeking to exploit vulnerabilities and steal information.
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.
AMD UALink strategy: Can AMD disrupt AI data center dominance as open interconnect challenges NVIDIA NVLink ecosystem control?
AMD UALink Standard is driving a major shift in AI infrastructure right now. Advanced Micro Devices is leading this open interconnect push as AI cluster demand surges globally. AMD stock has jumped over 166% in one year, showing strong market confidence. This standard improves speed, reduces latency, and supports multi-vendor AI systems. It helps data centers scale faster with better efficiency. As cloud and enterprise AI grow rapidly, AMD UALink Standard is becoming critical for building flexible, high-performance AI clusters.
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.
Is Anthropic's Mythos AI too powerful? Bankers and ministers get into a huddle and raise concerns - key points to know
Anthropic Mythos financial system risk: Global finance leaders are discussing Anthropic's new AI model, Claude Mythos. This advanced AI can identify system vulnerabilities. Finance ministers and central bankers are concerned about its potential impact on financial systems. Access to Mythos is restricted. Banks are urged to strengthen defenses. More such AI models are expected soon.
Legal checkpoints for AI agents now mission critical, say experts
Legal and policy experts are urging Indian regulators to move beyond broad AI principles and begin addressing the unique risks posed by autonomous AI agents. India currently has no dedicated law to govern AI agents that can act on their own and interact with other systems, leading to a yawning gap as companies rapidly deploy such tools across payments, banking and supply chains, they said.
Centre forms nodal body to coordinate, develop AI governance norms
The Centre on Thursday announced the formation of the AI Governance and Economic Group (AIGEG) to lead the country's national AI governance strategy. Set to serve as a high-level inter-ministerial body, it will coordinate the development of AI policy across central ministries and institutions.
Claude Opus 4.7 launched: Smarter, safer AI - but why isn’t it more powerful than Anthropic's Claude Mythos explained
Claude Opus 4.7: Anthropic unveils Claude Opus 4.7, a practical AI upgrade for everyday work, software engineering, and instruction following. While its most powerful public model, it's less advanced than the exclusive Claude Mythos Preview. Opus 4.7 features built-in safeguards against risky cybersecurity uses.
Bank of England says it is testing AI risks to financial system
The Bank of England is actively assessing artificial intelligence risks to the financial system. They are conducting simulations and working with global partners to understand AI's impact on trading. This proactive approach aims to address potential market stress. Meanwhile, the Treasury Committee urges faster action on regulating critical AI and cloud firms.
EU in talks with Anthropic over risks of AI model Mythos
The EU said Thursday it is in discussions with US AI firm Anthropic over concerns about the capabilities of its latest model, which the company itself worries could be a boon for hackers. But no foreign entities were included, raising concerns about the world's preparedness for a model whose offensive capabilities would not stop at US borders.
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.
Ability to integrate AI into decision-making is fast becoming a critical performance indicator: Randstad Digital's Graig Paglieri
AI has become a core part of business strategy, with nearly 90% of technologists in India now expected to use it in their roles, according to Randstad Digital chief executive Graig Paglieri. Companies are embedding AI into daily operations and linking its use to measurable outcomes like productivity and cost efficiency.
Is a college education still worth it in India?
India must confront the impact of AI on jobs due to its large youth population, reliance on software services, and an oversupply of graduates. Entry-level roles are under threat as AI improves coding and automation, while the wage advantage of a college degree has been shrinking since 2011.
Oracle stock surges 5% - what's driving the bullish sentiment? Key points for investors
Oracle stock is rising fast because of its strong push into AI and cloud business. New AI tools, big data center plans, and support from major companies are boosting investor confidence. The company is growing well, but high debt and big spending remain risks. Traders are watching closely as the stock shows strong upward momentum in the market.
LinkedIn AI training jobs could pay up to Rs 14,000 an hour: Who can apply, how it works
LinkedIn is testing an AI jobs marketplace that could let users earn up to $150 an hour training chatbots, according to Business Insider. The platform is rolling out early listings, eligibility checks, and AI-led screening to match users with paid training projects.
India Inc stares at a reckoning as Mythos rewires cybersecurity
Indian enterprises could be facing a structural cybersecurity risk after the release of the advanced AI model Mythos by Anthropic. As Mythos begins finding software vulnerabilities in hours, far faster than companies can fix them, experts said this could leave systems exposed, especially in sectors like banking and telecom that rely on older systems.
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.
CEO replaces entire QA team with AI to cut costs. Techie reveals what happened next: 'We lost $6 million.....'
A company's decision to eliminate its quality assurance division and replace it with an AI-driven testing system backfired spectacularly. A malfunction led to a massive financial loss, prompting the CEO to controversially seek unpaid help from a recently laid-off employee. This incident highlights the risks of overreliance on automation without human oversight.
AI models like Anthropic's Mythos pose disruption risks to India's IT services growth: Kotak
AI models such as Anthropic's Mythos could pose disruption risks to the growth of India's IT services sector, according to a report by Kotak Institutional Equities. The report said the model "exhibits a step-jump in benchmark performance across software engineering tasks," and added that it "raises near- to medium-term disruption risks for IT services," particularly for companies with higher exposure to application services.
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