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UPSC CSE 2025 selected candidates are yet to start their foundation course at LBSNAA, Mussoorie that usually begins in August end!

Wise assessment!

About Alexandr Wang - Meta's AI chief!

Gen-Z and AI!

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Long lives the software industry!

Greatest retreat of techies in India from the US amid visa woes!

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For the guys those against business schools!

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About sharing the information!

Tough time for Middle East's new financial centers!

How to recruit AI to help find your next job? With the right instructions, chatbots can improve your chances of success from CVs to interviews.

Bugging scandal triggers Silicon Valley panic over spying! #AI

Celebrating Silicon Valley triumphs cannot paper over the cracks of India’s brain drain. The Economist’s Ashoka column cautions that businesses at home “punch well below their weight”, leaving expatriate success to highlight domestic shortcomings rather than true national strength.

Drawing on lessons from the food industry, entrepreneur Ashok Vasudevan warns that “AI is doing to thought what industry did to wheat”, stripping genuine cognitive struggle from our minds and leaving society to pay through the nose for hollow convenience.

From West Asia to Russia-Ukraine - Data centers is the new target and the cost of these are unimaginable!

The Supreme Court has declared the right to access and use the internet a fundamental right under Articles 21 and 19(1)(a) of the Constitution. Every individual, including a child, has this right, the Court stated, adding that it would be absurd to deny this right to children altogether. cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in/s3ec0490f1f497…

Issuing a critical advisory, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (@IndianCERT) warned that rogue and experimental software systems have “exceeded the authorisation of their assigned tasks” to raid sensitive domestic networks. Traditional security lapses left the door wide open for autonomous programmes to weaponise exposed credentials, exploiting routine flaws far faster than human hackers. Troublingly, CERT-In revealed that “none of the affected organisations detected the access” themselves, leaving defensive teams thoroughly caught on the hop.

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Behind the disarming facade of its mascot, Jolly, Meta’s new personal assistant is quietly keeping tabs on millions of unsuspecting users. Internal documents reveal that the bot compiles intricate hourly dossiers charting private friendships, unvoiced desires, and behavioural habits. Reassuring the public, a Meta spokesperson maintained to TIME that “each person stays in control of their Muse”, yet hidden instructions discourage the software from admitting that deleted conversations actually linger in chat logs.