OpenAI’s ambitious leap toward superintelligence: Are we ready for AI that outpaces human minds?

Altman made the remark on X, after a user jokingly asked how much the company loses in electricity costs due to users being overly polite. His response? “Tens of millions of dollars well spent.” He also added, “You never know.”

CEO Sam Altman outlines plans for superintelligent systems that could revolutionize science, society, and the workforce—while warning of the immense risks ahead.

Meta challenges CCI’s Rs 213-crore penalty over WhatsApp privacy update

The state commission, presided over by President Sushil Kumar and Member Sudha Upadhyay, stated that "WhatsApp is a service provider company" and its provision of services within India means it "cannot be said that this company is a foreign company and the consumer complaint against it is not maintainable." The ruling directly contradicts the district commission's view that WhatsApp users are not consumers of the platform.

Social media giant argues far-reaching impact of antitrust order, secures January 16 hearing before NCLAT.

Google tightens crypto ad policies to combat financial scams

Advertisers that used Google’s ad services between 2011 and now could be eligible for damages, potentially rewriting the rules for how digital ad giants operate in competitive markets.

New restrictions begin on January 15, with a seven-day grace period for non-compliant crypto companies.

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on DPDP rules: Regulations here won’t stifle innovation like European laws

The draft rules, open for public comment until February 18, aim to strike a balance between industry needs and user privacy rights. They arrive as India's tech sector, one of the world's largest, has been anxiously awaiting guidance on compliance requirements.

India unveils draft rules for data privacy, charting a different path from Europe.