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Indian New-Age Tech Tracker: Market Cap, Revenue & More
Inc42's tracker of Indian listed new-age tech companies compiles market cap, revenue, and other financial metrics for the sector's publicly listed players.
GPT-5.2 and Claude Opus 4.6 Share 'Deterministic Silence'
A new preprint reports that GPT-5.2 and Claude Opus 4.6 both return deterministic empty output when given embodiment prompts for 'ontologically null' concepts, while answering normally to control prom
Amazon's Trainium Chip Powers 1.4M Deployments, Targets Nvidia
Amazon's Trainium chip now powers 1.4 million deployed units across Anthropic, OpenAI, and Apple workloads, with AWS's Austin chip lab detailing how the Trainium3's mesh architecture and PyTorch suppo
Developers reject AI at GDC despite vendor blitz
At GDC Festival of Gaming, vendors and tech companies pushed generative AI tools aggressively — from AI-driven NPCs to AI-generated playable worlds — but the indie developers actually making games alm
Kled AI, Silencio, Neon Mobile, Luel AI pay users for
A new wave of gig economy apps, including **Kled AI**, **Silencio**, **Neon Mobile**, and **Luel AI**, are compensating users globally for sharing personal data—ranging from phone calls and texts to v
Zuckerberg Builds AI CEO Agent; Meta Grading Workers on AI Use
Mark Zuckerberg is building a personal AI 'CEO agent' to help him run Meta faster, while employees are graded on their adoption of internal AI tools whose personal agents can now message colleagues —
Hachette Pulls 'Shy Girl' Over AI Concerns
Hachette Book Group has cancelled publication of horror novel "Shy Girl" by Mia Ballard over concerns the text was AI-generated, and will also pull the book from the UK market where it was already ava
iPhone Spyware Tools Spread From Spies to Cybercriminals
Government-grade iPhone spyware tools, once available only to well-funded state actors, are now being deployed by cybercriminal groups against ordinary iPhone users, according to new research from Goo
Cyberattack on Intoxalock leaves drivers stranded
A cyberattack on **Intoxalock**, a major car breathalyzer firm, has left drivers unable to start their vehicles, highlighting the critical vulnerabilities in connected devices. This incident occurs as
Advertisers report low-tech process, limited data from
Early advertisers on ChatGPT's nascent ad platform are reporting a surprisingly low-tech process and a significant lack of performance data, raising questions about the effectiveness and sophisticatio
Nvidia stock falls after GTC keynote, investors wary
Nvidia’s GTC keynote sparked a stock decline as Wall Street questioned the sustainability of AI hype, even as the company posted a 73% revenue surge and announced massive future chip orders.
Veatch's Ghost in the Machine links AI roots to eugenics
Director Valerie Veatch's new documentary 'Ghost in the Machine' argues that generative AI is deeply rooted in Victorian-era eugenics, tracing a direct line from Francis Galton's race science to moder
OpenAI to double staff to 8,000 by 2026 to boost
OpenAI plans to nearly double its workforce to 8,000 employees by late 2026, a strategic move to aggressively expand its enterprise sales and counter rival Anthropic's growing influence with business
Gemini automates apps on Pixel 10 Pro, Galaxy S26 Ultra
Google's Gemini can now control food delivery and rideshare apps on Pixel 10 Pro and Galaxy S26 Ultra, taking roughly nine minutes to order a simple dinner in a clunky but functional beta test.
Aiper Scuba V3: AI Cleans Well, Schedule Fails
WIRED's review finds the Aiper Scuba V3 robotic pool cleaner delivers strong debris-clearing performance thanks to AI vision cameras, but is undermined by a short three-hour battery, a broken AI sched
Kodiak CEO: Driverless trucks need more than AI
Kodiak AI CEO Don Burnette argues that the hardest part of autonomous trucking isn't self-driving technology — it's building a business where customers own the trucks and demand they work every day.
Nvidia's Jonathan Ross on $20B Groq deal as Groq
Nvidia's Chief Software Architect, Jonathan Ross, shed light on the company's monumental $20 billion acquisition of Groq, a deal that stands as Nvidia's largest in its 30-year history. This significan
Microsoft Pulls Back Copilot AI in Windows 11
Microsoft is dialing back Copilot AI integrations across several Windows 11 apps, framing the rollback as a focus on quality over quantity in response to growing user skepticism about AI.
Amazon Develops ‘Transformer’ Alexa Phone
Amazon is developing a new smartphone, code‑named “Transformer,” that will place its Alexa assistant at the core, drawing design cues from the minimalist Light Phone and planning to use ChatGPT‑style
Fitbit AI Coach to Read Medical Records in US Preview
Google is letting Fitbit's AI health coach read users' medical records—lab results, medications, and visit history—to deliver more personalized wellness advice, with a US preview launching next month.
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