Divya Bhati

One hedge fund is preparing to launch a fund where hundreds of AI bots will research stocks, spot opportunities and generate investment ideas, while humans step in only for the final trading decisions.

A US order forcing Anthropic to restrict access to its latest AI models has sparked fresh questions about who controls the future of artificial intelligence. Sridhar Vembu calls it a wake-up call for India, saying "globalisation is dead" and self-reliance is now essential.

The US has forced Anthropic to block access to its most advanced AI models for all foreign nationals, including Indians. But why is Washington getting possessive about cutting-edge AI, and what does it mean for countries like India that still rely heavily on foreign technology? Lets take a closer look.

Mark Zuckerberg told Meta employees the company made mistakes during its AI-led workforce overhaul. He said there should be no more company-wide layoffs this year as Meta seeks stability amid further changes.

Meta spent months encouraging employees to use AI for coding, research and daily work. Now, with internal AI costs projected to reach billions of dollars, the company is reportedly introducing spending controls, usage limits and monitoring tools to keep its growing AI bill in check.

Google is backing UC San Diego's plan to turn retired Pixel smartphones into cloud computing clusters. The company wants to turn the motherboards from retired smartphones, connect thousands of them together, and use them as a low-cost computing platform.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is leading an AI company valued at nearly $1 trillion, yet only one person reports directly to him. In a recent interview, he explained why his unusual management structure frees him to focus on AI strategy, culture and the future.

Anthropic's AI ban may not have happened in isolation. New reports suggest Amazon researchers flagged security concerns about Fable 5 and Mythos 5 to US officials, potentially helping trigger a crackdown that has now blocked foreign users, including Indians, from accessing the models.

Anthropic's ban on foreign access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 is now raising questions around AI sovereignty. Sarvam AI CEO Pratyush Kumar says the episode is a warning that countries can no longer rely entirely on foreign AI systems and must build their own capabilities.

Things are moving fast in the AI world. The latest: City of Rio de Janeiro has released a fairly decent AI model that is beating some top models from world’s leading AI companies.