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World War II still has lessons for today’s wars
World War II offers four lessons for modern warfare: technology can rapidly transform battlefields, strong leadership requires strategic judgement, industrial capacity is vital to military strength, and war carries a heavy human cost. As conflicts in Iran and Ukraine reshape warfare, the US must invest in AI, defence production and shipbuilding while remaining united behind its military personnel.
Anthropic launches Claude Whiteboards, Sheets and Data to expand AI-powered workplace tools
Anthropic has introduced Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets to enhance collaborative brainstorming and spreadsheet creation. Claude Data has also been launched to provide advanced data analysis capabilities for businesses. These tools aim to streamline teamwork by keeping all activities within the Claude platform. Users can expect integrations with various third-party applications to enhance their workflows. The company envisions Claude as a comprehensive tool for collaborative workplace productivity.
From streaming to software, microdrama startups rewrite their growth pitch
Peak XV Partners-backed Dashverse has discontinued its consumer platform DashReels and is looking to raise $30-40 million, largely for Frameo AI, its video production software for businesses. Eloelo, which raised $80 million this week led by Hornbill Capital and NBCUniversal, is investing in Dolphin AI, its new production suite, alongside content creation and international expansion.
Why cheap stocks offer more safety than strong inflows, says Sundaram AMC MD
Two years ago, seasoned asset manager Anand Radhakrishnan moved from a long, successful stint as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) at Franklin Templeton India to take over as Managing Director (MD) at Sundaram Asset Management Company. In this conversation with Sanket Dhanorkar, he shares his views on the market correction, shift in interest rate cycle, valuations and money flows, and more.
US Midterms: Exit polls reveal voter dissatisfaction with Trump administration as economic concerns dominate 2026 elections
Dissatisfaction with the country's direction is influencing voter sentiment ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Recent exit polls indicate three-quarters of voters feel unhappy with the current state of affairs. Economic concerns are a major source of voter frustration, especially regarding financial conditions. Democratic voters show particular anger about these issues, reflecting a broader mood of discontent. Overall, this growing economic dissatisfaction is shaping the upcoming electoral landscape.
Kaspersky flags QR code payment scams as a key cyber risk for Indians travelling to Indonesia
As more Indian tourists move to Indonesia, Kaspersky's cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm on rising online threats. They point out that travellers should be particularly careful about things like fake QR codes and phishing attacks, which are becoming more common. It's crucial for tourists to stay vigilant to protect themselves from these digital dangers.
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Commercial breaks with common sense
In the realm of media and entertainment, advertising serves as a vital economic engine. Yet, the user experience often deteriorates due to poorly timed ad placements during streaming. Viewers face abrupt interruptions that disrupt their engagement with stories. By strategically positioning ads at narrative junctures, both audience satisfaction and advertiser goodwill could significantly improve.
Diwali investment picks 2026: 10 fund managers reveal promising opportunities and risks to watch
This Diwali, investment experts advise a strategic approach focused on asset allocation rather than luring high-growth stocks. Sectors like banking, financial services, and premium goods present promising opportunities. While gold should only occupy a small fraction of a diversified portfolio for risk management, short-duration debt funds gain favour as interest rates shift. Maintaining discipline and patience is essential for long-term investment success.
'2026 resembles 1991': CEA Nageswaran says India is at a critical economic inflection point
Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran emphasized that 2025-26 could be a significant inflection point for India's economy. He mentioned the challenges posed by global shocks and supply-side disruptions in recent years. The reliance on imported crude oil adds to India's vulnerability to fluctuating international energy prices. Strengthening resilience to external disruptions is crucial for managing such risks effectively.
Happy Karwa Chauth 2026 Wishes Prompts: How to create beautiful AI images, romantic WhatsApp messages, Instagram captions and love quotes
Happy Karwa Chauth Images 2026 wishes: Celebrated on October 29, 2026, Karwa Chauth stands as a beautiful festival for the bond of love and togetherness between married couples. This significant festival involves fasting, traditional rituals, and heartfelt prayers aimed at fostering emotional ties. Couples are encouraged to engage with each other through social media platforms, such as Instagram and WhatsApp, to share affectionate messages.
Karwa Chauth 2026 Puja time: Check bhadra kaal, puja vidhi, vrat katha, and samagri to keep in your puja thali
Karwa Chauth is being celebrated on October 29, 2026, with traditional fasting and worship rituals. Married women observe a day-long fast for the long life and good health of their husbands. The rituals include a pre-sunrise meal called Sargi and evening puja with offerings to deities. The Karwa Chauth vrat katha highlights the importance of devotion for married life.
Disinformation videos, likely from Russia, are exploiting real people to malign Senate candidates
AI-driven disinformation campaigns are targeting Democratic Senate candidates Sherrod Brown and James Talarico during the midterm elections. These videos misuse real names and images, misleading voters and potentially impacting election outcomes. Experts believe this tactic resembles previous Russian disinformation efforts aimed at manipulating American electoral processes. Social media platform X has removed initial posts but copies are still accessible online.
Microsoft offers voluntary exits to 60,000 employees: What's in it, who qualifies and will India’s 23,000-strong workforce be impacted?
Microsoft has introduced a voluntary exit offer for eligible employees in India, the US, the UK and Canada, covering around 60,000 workers globally. The programme offers financial support and career transition services, but India's share remains unclear. The announcement comes amid US scrutiny of Microsoft's foreign-worker visa practices.
Anthropic files for US IPO amid AI boom, rising costs and safety concerns
Anthropic has filed for a US IPO to support its ambitious AI development plans and secure funding. The company's recent financial details show significant revenue growth, but losses have widened sharply. Investors are currently valuing Anthropic at approximately $1.5 trillion, reflecting recent market fluctuations. Anthropic is in competition with OpenAI in the race to create advanced AI systems.
As Israeli election nears, campaign turns ugly with AI clips and bereaved families dragged in
In the lead-up to the Israeli elections, candidates engage in personal and inflammatory attacks against each other. AI-generated content amplifies these attacks, creating intense negative portrayals of opponents. Campaigns show desperation as even bereavement becomes fodder for criticism and smear tactics. Targeted candidates report harassment and public pressure to withdraw from the race due to their personal losses.
Atlanta Falcons' new logo sparks outrage with Nazi-era imagery comparisons online-here's how it caused quite a stir on the internet
The Atlanta Falcons recently updated their social media profile picture, which has drawn significant online criticism. Users have compared the design to Nazi-era imagery, leading to jokes about historical events. The graphic features a falcon against red, white, and gold stripes similar to old designs. While the franchise has not explained the change, many have expressed their discontent regarding the logo.
Nikhil Kamath says AI valuations show signs of a bubble: Report
Kamath said many AI companies in the United States lack a truly defensible moat, raising questions about how durable their advantages will prove. He suggested that value creation in AI will increasingly shift toward companies that own local data and context, rather than being concentrated only among the developers of large AI models.
Anthropic recorded net loss of over $80 billion in first half of this year
The company generated $16.3 billion in revenue during the six months ended June 30, compared with $1.1 billion in the corresponding period a year earlier, the newspaper reported. The loss largely reflected accounting adjustments related to financing agreements, including $72 billion in charges linked to changes in the value of convertible notes and other financial instruments.
EssilorLuxottica's smart glasses boom runs into tougher regulatory scrutiny
Smart glasses that resemble ordinary eyewear are under increased scrutiny from European regulators and advocacy groups, leaving investors questioning whether sales can keep booming as Ray-Ban maker EssilorLuxottica
An Egyptian farmer found a mysterious pink stone in his field — it led archaeologists to two giant statues of Ramses II buried for centuries
Archaeologists found ancient statue fragments related to Ramses II in the Nile Delta region of Egypt. The discovery was triggered by farmer Khaled al-Shahat, who informed authorities about a unique pink stone. Excavations revealed monumental statues and inscriptions that allow further exploration of the site's history. This area previously linked to a temple dedicated to Isis provides new insights into Ramses II's building practices.
AI engineers became hot property. Now they’re targets for seduction
AI engineers face heightened risks as foreign intelligence ambitions escalate, targeting them for company secrets. OpenAI has alert its employees about potential espionage tactics, including romantic seduction for information extraction. High-profile cases like Abdulrahman Alfozan's highlight the concrete dangers AI companies encounter.
Amazon launches two new portable AI listening devices
Frontier is a bracelet and Eclipse is a brick that resembles a portable magnetic charger. Users attach the devices to their smartphones. They aggregate information from calendars, apps like email and other points throughout the day that are accessed through an app or a website, Amazon said.
OpenAI Engineer accused of bugging executive room: How the investigation unfolded and what he wanted to record
Alfozan faces a federal charge of using or trying to use a device to intercept oral communications. The complaint says OpenAI staff found the recorder on September 30. It was plugged into a USB port behind a television. It was hidden in toilet paper.
China's Hesai launches spatial camera to boost AI-powered robotics adoption
The company introduced "Kosmo," a device resembling a wine bottle, that combines lidar sensors and cameras to help developers collect real-world spatial data more efficiently.
Global Market Today: Asian shares slide as chip stocks tumble; investors eye US earnings, CPI
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index declined 0.3% with equities in South Korea slipping over 3%. That came after a US gauge of chipmakers fell 2.7% Monday, while the Nasdaq 100 Index lost 0.7%.
Beyond the perfect CV: How AI is changing the search for talent
AI-assisted recruitment can help employers process applications faster and uncover skills they might otherwise miss. Yet screening systems may overlook candidates with unconventional career paths, unfamiliar credentials or experience from smaller cities. The article examines how employers can balance hiring efficiency with fair assessment and a broader search for talent.
Who owns the bug when AI writes the code?
As AI-generated code becomes more prevalent in software development, engineering teams are confronting a difficult question: who remains accountable when machine-produced code fails in production? The rising adoption of AI coding tools is forcing companies to rethink code review, human oversight, and governance, with software offering an early test of accountability in AI-enabled work.
Anthropic turns to Hindu philosophy to teach Claude right from wrong
Anthropic is integrating insights from Hindu philosophy and various religious traditions to guide AI chatbot Claude's moral framework. Participants, including Swami Sarvapriyananda, have been consulted on complex ethical issues. The goal is to enable Claude to navigate ambiguous moral situations beyond simple rule-following.
Anthropic invited Hindu monk to teach Claude right from wrong; company turns to Vedanta to explore consciousness and whether AI can ever have a sense of self
Anthropic flew Hindu monk Swami Sarvapriyananda to its San Francisco office as part of a wider effort to shape Claude's moral character through its constitution, bringing in religious and philosophical thinkers from multiple traditions to explore ethics, consciousness and whether AI could ever be owed moral consideration.
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