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OpenAI unveils $200 ChatGPT Pro subscription for engineers and researchers

Branding guru Harish Bijoor likens OpenAI’s rebrand to a “DeepSeek moment,” emphasizing its depth and intentionality.

ChatGPT Pro will provide users with access to OpenAI’s most advanced tools, offering unlimited use of its cutting-edge reasoning model o1, o1 mini, GPT-4o, and enhanced voice capabilities.

93% Gen Z fans consume sports via a digital channel: Deloitte-Google Report

Gen Z spends more time per week on sports content than any other generation, with 34% reporting increased engagement over the last two years, according to the report.

46% Gen Z fans engage frequently with sports during the off-season, compared to a significant drop among Millennials and Gen X that comprise 40% and 37%, respectively.

Mahindra & Mahindra in talks with IndiGo to resolve trademark dispute over ‘6e’

IndiGo, which uses "6e" as its airline designator code, has filed a lawsuit against M&M, alleging trademark infringement and seeking relief from the court's intellectual property division.

Automaker Mahindra claims its ‘BE 6e’ electric SUV branding differs fundamentally from IndiGo’s ‘6E’ airline designator, aiming to eliminate confusion.

From Googling to Plexing: Perplexity serves 20 million queries in a single day

Despite being "highly under monetized," the company has managed to grow at an extraordinary rate, recording a 6.3x year-over-year revenue increase.

AI-powered search app Perplexity records a staggering eightfold surge in daily queries, marking a shift in digital search behaviour.

Brain rot: Oxford’s 2024 ‘word of the year’ that’s got us all scrambling

Brain rot is what happens when your brain feels like mush after endless scrolling through TikTok videos, viral memes, and the kind of content that doesn't even pretend to challenge your mind. (Image source: Unsplash)

From TikTok memes to viral nonsense, the term ‘brain rot’ has come to define our collective struggle with mind-numbing online content. Here’s what it means and why it’s taking over.

71% of Indian learners excited about emerging technology: Duolingo Report

English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese retain their positions as the most popular languages studied worldwide. (Image source: Unsplash)

Global language trends reveal English language dominance, India’s enthusiasm for technology, and the growing role of AI in personalized education.

Zepto CEO joins work-life balance debate amid allegations of toxic culture

In a major step toward consolidating its fast-growing café business, Zepto Café, the coffee-centric spinoff of Zepto, debuted its own standalone mobile application recently. (Image source: GQ India)

Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha’s irony-laden work-life balance comment stirs debate amid allegations of work culture.

Jaguar’s controversial ad indicates change in a bold and dramatic way, says MD Rawdon Glover

The initial reception from luxury consumers to the Type 00 concept has been positive, according to the company's MD Rawdon Glover.

The upcoming models will focus on luxury buyers and are anticipated to be priced higher than Jaguar’s previous lineup.

Delhi HC bars competitor from labelling Physics Wallah as ‘sasta wallah’

Physics Wallah, founded in 2016 by Alakh Pandey, argued that Scholars Den’s use of the term “sasta wallah” was an attempt to undermine the quality of its services by associating affordability with inferiority.

Initially offering physics lessons for JEE aspirants, Physics Wallah now boasts over 13 million subscribers on YouTube.