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Who is Padmanabhan Krishnamurthy? The 27-year-old engineer tasked with rewriting 98% of Cisco's legacy codeIn an ambitious move, Cisco is set to overhaul 98% of its legacy code within two years, spearheaded by 27-year-old Padmanabhan Krishnamurth...- Inside Claude Mythos: Why Anthropic held back its most advanced AIAnthropic's advanced AI, Claude Mythos, capable of discovering software flaws, was kept from public release due to misuse concerns. Instead...
- Explained | Why Anthropic’s Mythos is spooking bankers and what it means for global financeAnthropic’s Mythos AI is triggering global concern as banks and regulators warn it could enable faster, large-scale cyberattacks on financi...
- Anthropic's new Claude Mythos model: A new threat in the waiting for Indian IT stocks?Indian IT stocks may face fresh turbulence as Anthropic’s preview model, Mythos, raises disruption risks. Analysts warn its sharp gains in ...
- The 12-month deadline: Is AI about to wipe out white-collar jobs?India's IT sector faces uncertainty as artificial intelligence advances rapidly. Experts predict AI could automate many white-collar jobs w...
- Ushering in a new era with innovation and tech: AI-driven solutions take centre stage at Gitex Global 2021Gitex Global 2021 was successfully held at Dubai World Trade Centre this month.
- Top highlights of Gitex Global 2021: Cloud, 5G & green technologies rule the eventThe Gitex Global was held successfully at Dubai World Trade Centre (Oct 17-21).
- How Covid-19 pushed India's IT industry to shed its reticence and go shopping world overIn mid-October, Wipro acquired Eximius Design based in San Jose, US. Tech Mahindra bought out two firms — digital enterprise tech provider ...
- How IDFC Bank's COO Avtar Monga is leveraging digital to redefine the boundaries of bankingMonga evidently relishes challenges. As a man on an unwavering mission, Monga is totally plugged into the digital game as he tries to expan...
- Programming language Python yet to find place in teaching curriculum in India despite its popularityCompanies like Infosys and TCS prefer proprietary languages like Java or dot NET and most students think of these as an option in college.
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