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Apple's predictive text restrictions include 'Dictator Trump' and 'Sleepy Joe,' researcher finds

3 years in software job, but cannot explain his own code: AI is killing 'critical thinking' skills even among professionals, says techie

A software developer with three years of experience says he has reached a troubling point in his career: AI can now handle much of his coding, but he struggles to explain what it has written. His Reddit confession about depending on AI for end-to-end tasks, code reviews and even writing his own post has triggered a debate among developers over a bigger question; when does an AI coding assistant stop being a tool and start replacing the thinking behind the work?

AI’s next leap is proactivity, says Anthropic’s Claude Code Chief Cat Wu

Anthropic’s Claude Code product head Cat Wu says the next phase of AI will be defined by proactive systems that can understand workflows, anticipate user needs and automate repetitive tasks. Her remarks highlight how AI-native tools are reshaping software development and productivity, while reinforcing the continued importance of human expertise, oversight and decision-making in increasingly autonomous work environments.

MakeMyTrip expands Myra into a full conversational booking assistant

MakeMyTrip has unveiled Myra 2.0, a significant upgrade to its AI-powered travel assistant, enabling complete conversational booking journeys with integrated payments, multilingual voice support, and document uploads. Designed to simplify personalised travel planning, the platform enhances user convenience while expanding accessibility across metro, Tier-2, and smaller markets.

Go on, try out the Delhi Turing Test

Delhi is hosting the AI Impact Summit. This event is a test to see who truly understands AI. Many will use buzzwords. Real experts discuss technical details. The summit will fuel many conversations. The real test is spotting those who know AI deeply. Some statements reveal a lack of understanding. Others show genuine knowledge.

‘In the future, most sentient minds will be digital—and they should be treated well’

In Deep Utopia, philosopher and AI theorist Nick Bostrom, Director of the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University, explores a future shaped by superintelligent AI. With work, ageing, and scarcity gone, he asks what gives life meaning, urging wise development to avoid disaster and ensure well-being for all minds.