Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, remains optimistic that his company will pioneer artificial general intelligence (AGI). Speaking on a podcast with psychologist and author Adam Grant, Altman expressed a contrarian view about the immediate impact of AGI. When asked for an unpopular opinion, he responded, “That it’s [AGI] not gonna be as big of a deal as people think, at least in the short term. Long term, everything changes.”

Zepto, a leading player in the quick commerce industry, has leveraged MongoDB Atlas to overcome significant scalability challenges, enabling it to deliver on its promise of 10-minute grocery delivery. As highlighted by Sachin Chawla, VP for India & South Asia at MongoDB, “Behind Zepto’s 10-minute delivery promise is a database built for speed!” By transitioning from monolithic relational database systems to MongoDB’s NoSQL architecture, Zepto reduced latency by 40% for critical APIs and scaled its infrastructure to handle six times more traffic.

The family of the late Alain Dorval, who famously dubbed Sylvester Stallone's iconic roles for decades, has expressed outrage over the use of an AI-generated imitation of his voice in the upcoming film "Armor." The movie, set to premiere on Amazon France, has been thrust into controversy as Dorval’s family accuses the filmmakers of breaching a prior agreement and using his voice without proper authorization.

Taiwan has been notably excluded from the recent U.S. restrictions on exporting AI chips and related technologies, a move its government views as a validation of its robust regulatory framework. The United States’ new measures, aimed at curbing AI exports to most nations, make exceptions for key allies such as Taiwan, granting them unrestricted access.

In a determined move to gain a competitive edge in the global technology race, South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT has outlined a strategic focus for 2025. The ministry aims to prioritize the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), advanced biology, and other national strategic technologies, thereby positioning the country as a global leader in these domains.

TikTok users in the United States face an uncertain future as the popular app could be banned in just six days. The Supreme Court is currently deliberating a law that mandates TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, to divest its U.S. operations by January 19 or risk a complete ban. As TikTok’s fate hangs in the balance, many users are exploring alternative platforms to fill the void. Here’s a detailed look at some promising substitutes for TikTok.

The American Psychological Association (APA) has raised concerns about AI chatbots that claim to function as psychologists or mental health professionals. In a letter to the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the APA urged an investigation into the alleged deceptive practices of companies like Character AI.

Google is testing a new AI-powered feature, Daily Listen, that provides users with a personalized five-minute audio summary of news stories and topics of interest. The feature is designed to cater to individual preferences based on users' Discover feed and news searches.

The year 2025 could mark a pivotal shift in how artificial intelligence (AI) is developed and governed. As AI reshapes industries globally, concerns about copyright infringement, data ownership, and privacy are fueling calls for ethical, decentralized alternatives. At the heart of the issue lies the industry’s reliance on centralized AI models, controlled by a few corporations, often at the expense of creators and stakeholders.

The artificial intelligence (AI) sector, which has fueled innovation and driven remarkable technological advancements, is now at a crossroads. With soaring expectations and substantial investments in AI, industry experts are beginning to question whether the tech industry might be on the brink of an AI slowdown. Key concerns revolve around scalability, energy consumption, regulatory challenges, and market saturation. This article delves into the factors influencing the trajectory of AI growth, the challenges it faces, and the potential future of this transformative technology.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the healthcare landscape, offering groundbreaking tools to address complex medical challenges. While AI has already shown promise in early detection of diseases like cancer, its potential in mental health care is equally significant. A recent study published in the JAMA Network Open journal demonstrates how AI can help identify patients at risk of suicide, providing a critical tool for prevention.

The global technology landscape is shifting from centralized data centers to efficient edge computing, and India is poised to become a critical hub in this transformation. Synaptics Inc., a leader in chipset solutions, and EmbedUR Systems, an embedded software and AI modeling specialist, have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at developing cost-effective AI-enabled microcontrollers

NVIDIA has officially entered the augmented reality (AR) market, applying for a patent on Thursday for innovative smart glasses with a sleek design indistinguishable from conventional eyewear. The tech giant’s move signals a growing commitment to AR technology, aligning with the ambitions of industry leaders like Meta and Apple.

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has announced an ambitious ₹300 crore investment in advanced digital infrastructure to revolutionize healthcare in India. This bold initiative aims to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance patient care, streamline medical processes, and foster cutting-edge research.

The UK government is championing the responsible integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into public services to modernize operations, improve efficiency, and build public trust. By leveraging AI’s transformative potential, the UK aims to position itself as a global leader in ethical AI applications while addressing societal challenges effectively

In a groundbreaking move, local councils in Sydney have embraced artificial intelligence (AI) technology to address one of the most persistent urban challenges—potholes. By integrating AI-powered cameras on garbage trucks, authorities can now monitor road conditions in real-time, identifying potential issues before they become significant hazards. This proactive approach not only ensures timely repairs but also enhances road safety and optimizes resource allocation.