Anthropic Just Dropped Claude Opus 4.8 — And It Can Run 1,000 AI Agents at Once
Anthropic doesn’t wait around. Just 41 days after releasing Claude Opus 4.7 in April, the San Francisco AI lab quietly […]
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China Bans DeepSeek & Alibaba AI Staff from Travelling Abroad — Why This Is a Big Win for Indian AI Talent
🔑 Key Takeaways ✦ Bloomberg confirmed on May 26, 2026 that China is requiring government approval for top AI professionals
AI Trading in India 2026: How Traders Are Using It, What Actually Works, and the Scams You Must Avoid
AI trading in India is no longer a futuristic concept reserved for Wall Street hedge funds. From a software engineer in
Gujarat ran India’s first AI-powered candidate screening. Nobody is releasing the data.
The BJP deployed an AI system to rank 4,900+ aspirants in Surat and Vadodara. As counting proceeds today, the bigger
China Blocks Meta’s $2B Manus AI Deal — What It Means for Indian Startups
In a surprise move on Monday, China’s top economic planning body officially blocked Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of Manus —
AI-Generated Influencers Are Spreading Political Content Across Social Media — What the Investigation Reveals
An investigation tracked hundreds of AI-generated avatar accounts across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube — all posting coordinated political content,
Tata and OpenAI’s India AI Data Center Plan Explained: Why 100MW to 1GW Matters
📌 Key Takeaways India has quickly become one of the world’s largest AI user markets — but most of its
Claude AI Computer Control on macOS: Desktop AI Agent Automates Apps, Spreadsheets & Workflows [India Developer Impact 2026]
Key Takeaways Anthropic’s computer control launch on March 23, 2026 represents one of the first widely accessible AI systems capable
Google Gemini JEE Prep: Is India’s ₹58,000 Cr Coaching Industry Doomed?
Key Takeaways On January 28, 2026, Google didn’t just launch another AI feature. It declared war on India’s ₹58,000 crore
AI in Indian EdTech: The Second Wave Democratizing Learning
Key Takeaways The first wave of Indian EdTech was loud, expensive, and ultimately flawed. It relied heavily on pushing costly