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Why Volar Alta Walked Away From Easy Money to Build Deep Tech
Despite Covid-19, Niharika Kolte shifted Volar Alta into a niche for confined-space inspections, focusing on robotics and AI rather than quick profit.
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Majority of Indian Techies Say Country Lags in AI Race: Survey
Survey findings from Blind reveal that India is falling behind in the AI race despite large-scale investments.
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Is India’s AI Infrastructure Ready for Agents?
“Agents don’t fail. Infrastructure does.”
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AI Talent Gap is Forcing Companies to Look at Women's Returnships in New Light
Structured re-entry programmes are moving from the margins to the mainstream as companies scramble to fill AI roles.
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Microsoft’s Copilot Terms of Use Says the AI Chatbot Is for Entertainment Purposes Only
Microsoft has been aggressively pushing Copilot, its in-house artificial intelligence (AI) technology, as a powerful productivity tool for enterprises. The Redmond-based tech giant recently released an automation tool dubbed Copilot Cowork, a wellbeing product called Copilot Health, and new native large language models (LLMs). However, despite the push, the AI chatbot's terms of use describe it as an entertainment tool, which has started a debate online. Netizens have raised concerns that the language used in the terms suggests the tech giant does not want to take accountability for its AI's actions.
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OpenAI Undergoes Leadership Shake-Up as COO Brad Lightcap Moves to Special Projects Role: Report
OpenAI is said to be undergoing a major leadership reshuffle. According to a report, longtime Chief Operating Officer (COO) Brad Lightcap is transitioning into a new role focused on special projects. Meanwhile, two other senior executives have reportedly stepped back due to health concerns. The development comes at a time when the company is expanding its enterprise business and exploring new revenue streams, building upon the completion of its latest funding round.
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Wipro Acquires Mindsprint in $375 Mn Deal to Scale Agri-Business Intelligence
Following the completion of the acquisition by June 2026, Mindsprint will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wipro.
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Andrej Karpathy Moves Beyond RAG, Builds LLM-Powered Personal Knowledge Bases
Instead of relying on RAG, Andrej Karpathy said that LLMs can manage indexing and summaries internally at smaller scales.
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GPU Failures are the Biggest Challenge in AI Today
Unlike traditional systems, AI clusters operate at extreme limits of compute, bandwidth, and temperature where failures are not exceptions, but expected.
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India’s Privacy Laws Come With a Huge Cost to RTI
The DPDP Act amends Section 8 1(j) of the RTI Act, removing the core safeguards that governed transparency and disclosure.
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SatLeo Labs Raises $2.2 Mn to Scale Thermal Satellite Mission
The funding will support SatLeo Labs’ satellite mission and an AI platform for thermal intelligence applications.
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Copilot is ‘for entertainment purposes only,’ according to Microsoft’s terms of use
AI skeptics aren’t the only ones warning users not to unthinkingly trust models’ outputs — that’s what the AI companies say themselves in their terms of service. Take Microsoft, which is currentlyfocused on getting corporate customers to pay for Copilot. But it’s also been getting dinged on social media overCopilot’s terms of use, which appear to have been last updated on October 24, 2025. “Copilot is for entertainment purposes only,” the company warned. “It can make mistakes, and it may not work as intended. Don’t rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk.” A Microsoft spokespersontold PCMagthat the company will be updating what they described as “legacy language.” “As the product has evolved, that language is no longer reflective of how Copilot is used today and will be altered with our next update,” the spokesperson said. Tom’s Hardware notedthat Microsoft isn’t the only company using this kind of disclaimer for AI. For example, bothOpenAIandxAIcaution users that they should not rely on their output as “the truth” (to quote xAI) or as “a sole service of truth or factual information” (OpenAI).
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