Amazon, Walmart, Cisco, Uber and Meta who raced to give AI tools access to employees are now seemingly learning the ‘hard truth’ that AI is not …

Tech companies that rushed to put AI tools into the hands of every employee they could are now hitting the brakes. The reason is not because the technology stopped working but because huge bills are starting to arrive. Amazon, Walmart, Cisco, Uber and Meta are among the early corporate adopters now introducing usage caps, discouraging…

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As Moscow burns, spotlight shines once again on long-range loitering munition, India keeping pace with global trend

Indian Army places order of 450 NAGASTRA-1R loitering munitions from SDAL Unmanned drones have evolved from being tactical battlefield assets into strategic weapons that can alter the course of conflicts and reshape military doctrines. Their ability to strike deep into enemy territory, disrupt economies, and project power at relatively low cost has made them central…

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FIFA World Cup: Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron makes unwanted record, becomes first player in history to … | Football News

Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron became the first player to receive a red card under football’s new rule against covering the mouth while speaking to an opponent during a FIFA World Cup group-stage match against Turkey in San Francisco.The incident took place just before half-time with Paraguay leading 1-0. Almiron, 32, was seen covering his mouth with…

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As Anthropic’s AI models face ‘export ban’, here’s when an Apple Computer was classified as a weapon by the US government; and what Steve Jobs did

In August 1999, Apple founder Steve Jobs unveiled the Power Mac G4, calling it “the most powerful personal computer ever brought to market.” According to a report by Business Insider, the computing speed of the machine was capable of one gigaflop which triggered US export controls, meaning Apple was prohibited from shipping it to more…

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INS Dunagiri, Sanshodhak, Agray: Indian Navy to commission three indigenous warships and survey vessel in Kolkata on June 21

INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak, INS Agray (Image credit: Ministry of defence) NEW DELHI: The Indian Navy is set to commission three indigenously built frontline platforms, INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak and INS Agray, at a ceremony in Kolkata on June 21, marking a major milestone in India’s indigenous shipbuilding programme and maritime modernisation efforts.The commissioning ceremony…

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