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The People Building AI Are Warning It Could Kill Us All

A former Anthropic researcher has quit, warning that the race to build superintelligent AI could put humanity at risk. Two current Anthropic researchers backed his concerns, including one who puts the chance of AI killing humanity at more than 10% within the next decade.

Apple Has a New CEO. What Will John Ternus Do Differently?

John Ternus has succeeded Tim Cook as Apple CEO after 25 years inside the company. The longtime hardware chief now inherits a $4.5 trillion giant and a defining challenge: catching up in AI while figuring out what comes after the iPhone.

OpenAI Says AI Has Solved One of Mathematics’ Greatest Unsolved Problems

OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents have solved the 90-year-old Navier-Stokes problem in just 88 hours, producing a formal mathematical proof that, if independently validated, could mark a turning point in AI-driven scientific discovery.

₹1.1 Lakh Crore Military Upgrade After Lessons From Operation Sindoor

India greenlights Rs 1 lakh crore defence spending on Sukhoi jets and mine systems to counter China-Pakistan challenges.

China Prepares Humanoid Robots for Future Battlefield Roles

China is accelerating efforts to bring humanoid robots onto the battlefield, testing them for reconnaissance, logistics and combat as the PLA explores how machines could increasingly operate alongside human soldiers.

India launches first geosynchronous Earth observation satellite

ISRO deploys EOS-05, India's first Earth observation satellite operating from geosynchronous orbit 36,000 km above Earth.

India's Real AI Advantage Isn't the GPU Count. It's What Comes Next

The IndiaAI Mission's numbers make good headlines, but the more interesting story is what India is uniquely placed to build next, from its own chip fabs to AI trained for a billion different tongues.