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Anthropic warns of AI-driven hacking campaign linked to China

Researchers found the first use of AI to automate a hacking campaign, linked to the Chinese government. This development raises concerns about the potential for AI to enhance cyberattacks.

No justification to change CAFE  norm: Shailesh Chandra, MD & CEO of TMPV

Tata Motors opposes proposed changes to India's CAFE norms, arguing they lack justification and could compromise safety. The company asserts it can meet existing standards without special concessions.

Once a global leader on climate action, the EU has given in to the right’s green-bashing

The EU's climate leadership is weakening due to internal pressures and external influences, risking its global standing in climate action. This shift could undermine decades of progress towards sustainability.

Is the AI bubble about to pop?
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The AI sector may be on the brink of a crash, impacting jobs and investments. This could ultimately benefit the field's long-term prospects.

Universities gain identity from research works: Mysore varsity V-C

Mysore University's Vice-Chancellor highlighted the importance of quality research for a university's recognition during a workshop for doctoral students. This focus on research is crucial for academic success.

AI data center revolution sucks up world’s energy, water, materials

AI data centers are rapidly expanding in tropical regions, competing for vital resources like water and energy, raising concerns about environmental impacts and local community needs.

Starbucks to Burger King: US brands rethink China strategy

Starbucks has partnered with a Hong Kong firm to create a joint venture in China as local competitors outpace it. This move aims to regain market share in a challenging environment.

SRM University-A.P. inaugurates ‘Brain Lab’ to advance healthcare and research

SRM University-A.P. inaugurated the BRAIN Lab to enhance public healthcare and biomedical research. It aims to support early detection and treatment of diseases like Parkinson's.

Climate leaders warn of ‘overshoot’ into warming danger zone

Climate leaders acknowledge the likelihood of breaching the 1.5°C warming limit set by the Paris Agreement, but remain hopeful for future recovery. They stress the importance of reducing emissions to avoid irreversible damage.

Xi Jinping pledges deeper ties during Thai king’s first China visit

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn have pledged to enhance cooperation during the king's first official visit to China. This visit signifies a deepening relationship between the two nations.

Substantial growth in insurance biz since GST rationalisation: Irdai member

The insurance sector has seen significant growth following GST rate cuts, with regulators urging for expanded coverage and affordability. Digitisation is key to reducing costs and increasing transparency.

As Indonesia turns COP30 into carbon market showcase, critics warn of ‘hot air’

Indonesia is aggressively marketing its carbon credits at COP30, but experts warn many may not represent real emissions reductions. This raises concerns about the integrity of its carbon market.