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AI will fuel another wave of startup creation in two years: AWS’s Jason BennettAI-native startups are also showing faster revenue growth and gaining market traction earlier than traditional startups, per Bennett. An AW...- Female AI assistants were paid less money than male ones despite identical skills. What explains this gender pay gap?Two AI assistants had the same skills, performed identical tasks and used the same technology. Yet, when 189 people were asked to reward th...
- In 2025, Victoria Isaac released an album at 8 years old and became the world's youngest female music producerChennai's 8-year-old prodigy musician Victoria Isaac released her debut album, Musically Fantastic, in 2025. Recognised by Guinness World R...
- Tea Research Association launches TocklAI, the world's first AI model for teaThe Tea Research Association has launched TocklAI, an AI model designed specifically for the tea industry and trained on Tocklai Tea Resear...
- The University of Western Australia gets UGC approval for Chennai campus, classes to begin from October 19UWA has secured official approval to launch its Chennai campus on October 19, 2026. The campus will first offer undergraduate courses in bu...
- Ben Affleck's life beyond Hollywood: Python coding, working with GPUs, AI and neural networks for years. Actor even got access to Google, OpenAI's labsBen Affleck’s career has taken a fascinating turn as he explores the world of artificial intelligence in the film industry. By founding Int...
- OpenAI’s math breakthrough is here, but is it really helping mathematicians?OpenAI says its AI model is helping push mathematics into new territory. But the results have also started a debate among mathematicians. T...
- Your phone says “spam” before you answer. How AI spots suspect callsTelecom companies in India are harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to detect and label potential spam calls and messages. By an...
- GST relief on cards for ecomm sellers; AceVector's weak debutThe GST Council is expected to consider easing compliance for small ecommerce sellers. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- AI can pick the fund, but can it stop you from selling at the bottom?The software can analyse thousands of funds and figure out that the three or four you are researching have almost identical portfolios. How...
- Spy chief Jay Clayton, the Trump loyalist tech bosses trust on AIThe 60-year-old lawyer, who will keep his post as director of national intelligence, is unlikely to question the central place of artificia...
- Degree in one hand, AI course in the other: College students aren’t waiting for classrooms to catch up with jobsAmid rapid technological advancements, college students are embracing online learning platforms like Coursera and Simplilearn to equip them...
- Artificial Intelligence: Which jobs are going to be replaced by AI? Which age group will be exposed the most? Here's what experts sayWhich jobs are not safe from AI? Questions are being raised over the nature and magnitude of impact of Artificial Intelligence in coming ti...
- Want to do NASA research? 24 new US projects backed by $23 million will let citizen scientists hunt comets, study space weather and explore Earth data — all you need to knowNASA has selected 24 organizations to partake in a new Science Activation portfolio aimed at public engagement. This initiative will provid...
- 150-year-old human might already be among us, claims Harvard scientist. His experiment may have unlocked how long we can really liveWhat if humans could eventually live for 150 years, not through a simple extension of existing treatments but by actually turning back some...
- In 2016, an entrepreneur invested $2,000 in a pet-hair lint roller; years later, his Amazon business generates $10 millionKyle Binder, founder of PetLovers, started his e-commerce business with $2,000, a student grant and a single Amazon listing for a lint roll...
- In 2014, volunteers began hunting for unusual features in particle-collision images; by 2026, over 42,000 had examined nearly 39,000 picturesHiggs Hunters has rallied over 42,000 volunteers to sift through large volumes of images captured by the Large Hadron Collider. These parti...
- 96% Indian firms hit by cyber incidents in past year; internal silos major hurdle: Cisco reportThe study highlighted that internal organisational friction - including bureaucratic approval delays, fragmented data, and disconnected tea...
- AI may force 11 million workers into new jobs: McKinsey & Co.A study by McKinsey & Co. indicates a significant job transition is expected in the coming years. Approximately 11 million American workers...
- IIT Madras study finds highly educated professionals among financial cybercrime victimsA study by IIT Madras indicates that educated professionals are frequent victims of financial cybercrime. The research highlights that high...
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