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'No ordinary CEO': Why the AI race cannot do without Nvidia's Jensen Huang
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s influence extends beyond chip supply, making him a central figure in the global AI industry. The company’s dominance in AI processors, investments across the sector and Huang’s close control over its strategy have raised concerns about the risks of depending heavily on one executive.
'No ordinary CEO': Why the AI race cannot do without Nvidia's Jensen Huang
The star power that 63-year-old Huang draws as the gatekeeper to Nvidia's chips shows how badly the AI industry is leaning on him for the graphics processing units that train models and run services such as ChatGPT.
Infosys, Wipro, TCS and other IT stocks rise up to 3% as US AI rout deepens; is the bubble bursting?
In the wake of a worldwide AI stock decline, companies such as Infosys and TCS have seen their shares rise, demonstrating a contrasting trend. This downturn has sparked fears of impending regulations within the sector, prompting analysts to predict that Indian IT companies might leverage this moment to enhance their entrepreneurial AI ventures, all while experts caution against excessive financial commitments in the AI landscape.
AI bubble is coming, and there is no way out! Aswath Damodaran explains what investors should do before the crash begins
Valuation expert Aswath Damodaran believes an AI bubble is inevitable and investors cannot avoid its impact entirely. In a recent podcast, he traced the AI frenzy to ChatGPT's 2022 launch, which brought artificial intelligence into public consciousness. He explained how advances in computing power and access to vast amounts of data have transformed AI and fuelled today's enthusiasm.
How to watch US midterm election results live: CBS, Fox, ABC and C-SPAN timings and streaming options
US midterm election results live: Find out how to watch the 2026 US midterm election results live on CBS News, Fox News, ABC and C-SPAN. Check election-night coverage timings, TV schedules and streaming options, along with when polls close and results are expected to come in as Americans vote in key House and Senate races.
For movie studios, star's value goes beyond screen: Production houses, new-age businesses sign licensing deals to cash in on their popularity
Production houses and media advisory firms are signing licensing agreements with film and television personalities to monetise their personal brands, digital images and distinctive attributes. With actors increasingly being viewed as intellectual property, companies are exploring opportunities such as digital avatars, content licensing and brand partnerships. The trend is also gaining traction as AI creates new possibilities, while raising the importance of consent and protection of personality rights.
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VETO streams Pakistan tri-series in India, raising questions over scope of MIB advisory
VETO, a streaming platform, is currently broadcasting a tri-series involving Pakistan, England, and Sri Lanka. The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an advisory regarding Pakistani-origin media content due to national security concerns. While the advisory includes various Pakistani content categories, it does not explicitly mention sports broadcasts. VETO asserts that the advisory does not apply to the ongoing cricket tournament as it is international.
Is the AI boom real or a bubble? Nikhil Kamath asks Silicon Valley founders
The artificial intelligence industry has attracted significant investments, reaching unprecedented valuation levels amid concerns. Discussions among technology founders revealed a gap between AI spending and revenue generated. Experts highlighted the need for improved computing infrastructure to support AI growth in India. There are opportunities for AI businesses to develop globally competitive models addressing local needs. The future economic benefits of AI must match substantial investments to avoid potential market pressures.
Research: Why Some Junior Employees Work Well with AI—and Others Don’t
Organizations need to understand how individuals create value beyond the AI baseline in real organizational settings, particularly in higher-stakes professional work requiring judgment, domain expertise, and decision-ready outputs. KPMG and researchers from the University of Texas conducted a large-scale field study with 523 early-career professionals where participants completed business-specific tasks using an AI agent built for the domain. This research can help answer two questions: 1) What enables early career employees to add value in AI‑enabled workflows? And 2) how can those capabilities be intentionally developed in ways that sustain continuous improvement as AI continues to advance? The findings sorted participants into three groups: AI apprentices, AI delegators, and AI amplifiers. A surprise in the findings was that foundational skills such as critical thinking abilities, AI literacy, and domain knowledge weren’t clear signals for who fell into which group. This can help leaders rethink how to design entry-level work and how to hire for these jobs.
Indian-origin author, broadcaster to judge Women's Prize of Non-Fiction in UK
The prestigious annual prize, which also includes a Fiction category worth the same prize money, celebrates exceptional narrative non-fiction written by female thought-leaders, changemakers and experts.
RJ Mitte cause of death: Breaking Bad actor who played Walter White’s son dies at 34; reason behind his death
RJ Mitte death reason: Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr., has died in Texas at the age of 34. A county official told TMZ the death was a suicide, and law enforcement said the investigation is ongoing. His representatives called him a beloved actor and disability rights advocate.
Gen Z stereotypes are wrong, every generation shares the same human needs
A university faculty member recently interacted with Gen Z students, delving into their goals and ambitions. The students voiced a clear need for practical skills, effective communication, creativity, and a joyful learning environment. Eschewing common stereotypes, they showcased respect and insightful perspectives during discussions. This experience underscored the value of connecting with individuals rather than relying on generational assumptions, stressing the significance of authentic connections in educational and leadership roles.
Bitcoin vs gold: Why Cathie Wood feels cryptocurrency's 'turn is in' against the precious metal
Cathie Wood sees Bitcoin outperforming gold and predicts it could reach $1.5 million by 2030, driven by institutional adoption and AI. Bitcoin has recently outpaced gold, strengthening her bullish outlook. Her stance contrasts sharply with Warren Buffett’s longstanding criticism of cryptocurrency, which he has described as highly speculative and risky.
How AI is transforming India’s BPM industry
India's business process management landscape is remarkably transforming as it embraces artificial intelligence and smarter operations. This change signifies a shift away from age-old cost-centric models, aiming instead for tangible business results via cutting-edge technology. Leaders within the industry highlight the importance of novel workflow strategies, necessitating advanced skills and compliance mechanisms. With AI's growing presence, workforce roles are set to adapt, emphasizing critical decision-making and oversight.
ETMarkets Smart Talk| ‘Desi to Videsi’: How GIFT City is changing the way Indians invest globally — Mustafa Pardiwala
GIFT City is emerging as a gateway for Indian investors seeking global diversification, offering access to US stocks, ETFs and sectors such as AI and semiconductors. Mustafa Pardiwala of Mirae Asset Capital Markets (IFSC) explains how investors can start with smaller amounts, the role of ETFs, currency risk and fractional investing.
US midterm elections 2026: Traditional TV ads may be over, TikTok and podcasts are changing political campaigns
Political strategists predict that by 2028, artificial intelligence will revolutionize campaign operations, allowing for hyper-targeted messaging tailored to individual voters through advanced data analytics. While AI's benefits include rapid fact-checking, it raises significant concerns, particularly regarding deep fakes and misleading political ads. The emergence of AI-driven ads in various races signals a shift in the political landscape, prompting vital discussions about the ethical ramifications of this technology.
Presley Gerber dies: Cindy Crawford's son's death brings rehab safety into focus
Presley, the son of supermodel Cindy Crawford, passed away at a Los Angeles rehabilitation center. Authorities are treating the death as a potential overdose, sparking conversations about the safety measures at mental health facilities. Legal experts note that such deaths are not uncommon in care settings.
In 2019, New York restaurants turned discarded oyster shells into a unusual plan to rebuild the city’s historic reefs
In 2019, New York restaurants were taking part in an unusual environmental effort: recycling discarded oyster shells for use in rebuilding New York Harbor's historic oyster reefs. The Billion Oyster Project was collecting shells, raising baby oysters and working with students and volunteers as part of its goal to restore 1 billion oysters by 2035.
Social Security Update: Social security survivor benefits may soon see a major change; know why this new bipartisan bill matters for millions of Americans
Social security update: A new bipartisan proposal in Congress could change the way families apply for Social Security survivor benefits, introducing online tools that would allow surviving spouses, children and dependent parents to schedule SSA appointments and eventually submit applications digitally. The proposed Survivor Benefits Application Modernization Act comes as millions of Americans receive Social Security survivor benefits each month.
Brand Growth Strategy 2026: How businesses can turn visibility into long-term influence
A strong brand story can lose impact if it reaches the audience only once. Businesses are increasingly looking at ways to extend important conversations across live, audio, and social formats.
Psychopaths do not look like movie villains, they could be next to you: 5 subtle signs psychologists say can reveal psychopathic traits
Psychopaths do not always fit the frightening image often shown in films and may appear charming, confident or completely ordinary. Psychologists say psychopathic traits are better understood through repeated patterns of behaviour than appearance alone. From unusual facial expressions and a mismatch between words and emotions to superficial charm, lack of genuine guilt and manipulative behaviour, experts have identified several subtle signs worth noticing.
Robert Kiyosaki says he’s $1.2 billion in debt: Why the ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author says his massive borrowing is part of his real-estate strategy
Rich Dad Poor Dadauthor Robert Kiyosaki says he is $1.2 billion in debt, but most of the borrowing is reportedly tied to a real-estate portfolio he owns with partners. Here’s how Kiyosaki uses property-backed debt, LLCs and leverage to build wealth, why his personal debt exposure may be far smaller, and the risks experts see in his strategy.
Amazon secures exclusive rights to Oprah Winfrey's podcast
Amazon's Wondery has inked a multi-year deal with Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Entertainment. This agreement grants Wondery exclusive rights to "The Oprah Podcast" in audio and video. The deal also includes rights to "The Oprah Winfrey Show" library, "Oprah's Book Club," and "Oprah's Favorite Things." This move expands Amazon's podcast presence and offers new content opportunities across its platforms.
Who is Lex Fridman? The AI researcher, podcaster who’s interviewed Trump, Musk, and now PM Modi
The interview between Lex Fridman and Indian PM Modi examined crucial topics such as Digital India, Make in India, and advancements in AI. Modi's second podcast appearance this month highlighted India's technological growth and global influence in digital transformation.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt lets loose on podcast, calls reporters with expletives in blunt takedown of the press
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized some reporters for citing politically biased experts on the Ruthless podcast. Her profanity-laced remarks and support for conservative media have sparked debate over the administration's approach to the press. The administration now prioritizes nontraditional media, granting them a new front-row 'new media' seat in press briefings.
NCIS Rewatch Video Podcast: Cote De Pablo and Michael Weatherly to host it ahead of spinoff
Ahead of the NCIS: Tony& Ziva, the producers have organized a podcast which will begin from June 4. Fans are eagerly awaiting the podcast.
O4S launches new business podcast series featuring industry leaders
Each episode is an exclusive interview, which is available on O4S Labs, the company’s YouTube channel.
Pandemic effect: Audio seeing high adoption rate that OTT platforms saw a few years ago
A PwC report pegged podcast advertising in India at $26 million and expects it to grow at 41% annually to reach $89 million by 2025. Podcast in India is seeing the high adoption rate that video and OTT streaming platforms saw a few years ago, say experts.
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