By Vijeth Shivappa
Why governments must move beyond voluntary assurances and establish enforceable, technically credible oversight for increasingly autonomous artificial intelligence. The companies building increasingly autonomous AI systems should not be allowed to define, enforce and verify.
Artificial intelligence has entered an era of extraordinary contradiction. The companies developing the world's most capable systems warn that AI could disrupt labour markets, amplify disinformation, enable cyberattacks and,...
A new lawsuit filed recently in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleges that Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceX AI, and Google violated antitrust law by coordinating to slow down their respective AI development efforts.
The Core Allegation
The suit argues that when the industry's leading AI companies agreed to pace their progress more cautiously, they effectively reduced the value consumers get from their...
Coforge has struck a transformative $2.35 billion all-stock agreement to acquire Encora, positioning the combined entity as a $2.5 billion AI-led engineering and technology...
Equinix, a global leader in digital infrastructure, has launched its first International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data center in Chennai. The facility, known as CN1,...
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has restructured its AI.Cloud business into two standalone verticals, separating its Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data services from its Cloud...
Infosys has announced the acquisition of Australian cybersecurity services firm The Missing Link for approximately ₹532 crore (AUD 98 million), through an all-cash transaction...
Microsoft is scaling back its global data centre expansion, marking a strategic shift in its infrastructure investments as it adapts to the evolving landscape...
