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Microsoft Slashes 4,800 Jobs as Xbox Loses Four Studios in Historic Restructure

New Delhi, July 7 -- REDMOND - By Monday afternoon, 1,600 Xbox employees had received the email they had been dreading since Asha Sharma took over as chief executive of the division eight months ago. ... Read More


TwelveLabs Raises $100 Million and Names AWS as Preferred Cloud Partner for Video AI

New Delhi, July 6 -- SAN FRANCISCO - The most important unsolved problem in enterprise AI is not generating images or writing code. It is making video searchable the way Google made text searchable in... Read More


White House and Top AI Labs Near Deal on Voluntary Frontier-Model Standards

New Delhi, July 6 -- WASHINGTON - The White House is nearing a voluntary agreement with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google that would govern how the next generation of AI models gets tested before public r... Read More


NASA Wants Volunteers to Do a Harder Version of the Isolation Mission Four People Are Still Living Through

New Delhi, July 5 -- Ross Elder, Ellen Ellis, Matthew Montgomery and James Spicer have not left a 1,700-square-foot printed habitat at Johnson Space Center since October 19. They have about three mont... Read More


India Gave Meta Seven Days to Explain How Instagram Approved Child Abuse Ads

NEW DELHI, July 5 -- When Meta's own review team looked at one of the Instagram advertisements a BBC investigator had just flagged, it decided the ad did not violate the platform's community standards... Read More


An Indian Founder Is Betting $30 Million of His Own Money Against Microsoft Office

BENGALURU, July 5 -- Bhavin Turakhia has started six companies in a little over two decades, and he funded most of them out of his own pocket before any venture capitalist would take the meeting. His ... Read More


Colorado Passed an AI Bias Law. The FTC Just Said That Might Be Illegal.

New Delhi, July 5 -- Colorado passed a law requiring companies to test their artificial intelligence systems for bias before deploying them on the state's residents. On Wednesday, the federal governme... Read More


ISRO Test-Fires the Rocket That Will Teach Gaganyaan's Astronauts How to Fall Safely

New Delhi, July 5 -- Three astronauts who have not yet been named will one day ride India's first crewed spacecraft back into the atmosphere at several times the speed of sound, and their survival wil... Read More


A Private Indian Startup Is About to Attempt What ISRO Just Failed at Twice

New Delhi, July 5 -- for the first time in India's history, a national space milestone will be attempted by a private company instead of the government agency that has owned every previous one. Skyro... Read More


Nvidia Is Now Financing Its Own AI Cloud Customers. The Risk Is Its Own.

New Delhi, July 5 -- it made the chips, companies bought them, and the money moved in one direction. That arrangement just got considerably more complicated. On July 1, Nvidia published a blog post c... Read More