Sufiya

Microsoft’s Copilot is widely used for work, yet its terms label it “for entertainment purposes only.” This contradiction exposes the gap between AI’s real-world reliance and its legal limitations, raising serious questions about trust, accuracy, and accountability.

India is no longer just a back office for global tech. It is trying to build the brain. The real question now is not whether India can compete in AI, but who will build the country’s first globally competitive foundation model.

What happens when one of the world’s most creative industries hits pause and then quietly rewires itself with artificial intelligence?

Is the bottom rung of the career ladder disappearing? The data suggests yes, and faster than most companies are willing to admit publicly.

What if AI could not just read or see, but actually reason across everything at once like a slightly less confused human? That is exactly what Google DeepMind’s latest breakthrough in multimodal reasoning is trying to pull off, and for once, the hype might be justified.

Europe’s AI rulebook is finally here, but Big Tech is running into a wall. From compliance costs to deployment slowdowns, the clash is reshaping how AI reaches users worldwide.