Technology
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China shuts 67K social media accounts; deletes 1.4M posts
China’s Cyberspace regulator disclosed that it deleted 1.4 million social media posts after a two-month probe into supposed misinformation, profiteering, and impersonation of state officials and other issues. The CAC in a…
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ChatGPT lands US lawyer in trouble after it cites bogus cases
San Francisco: ChatGPT has fooled a lawyer into believing that citations given by the AI chatbot in a case against Colombian airline Avianca were real while they were, in fact, bogus. Lawyer…
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Musk apologizes for Twitter occupying excessive phone space
New Delhi: Outgoing Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Sunday apologised to a user for his platform eating up extra space on smartphones. Musk shared a screenshot where the Twitter app was seen…
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Twitter leaves EU code of practice against disinformation, regulators warn
London: Elon Musk-run Twitter has withdrawn from the European Union’s Code of Practice on online disinformation — a move which has not gone well with the regulators. EU’s internal market commissioner, Thierry…
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‘Our journalism will continue with humans, not AI’
New Delhi: In the era of ChatGPT, Financial Times is determined to continue its journalism with humans, and not with generative artificial intelligence models, the British business daily’s Editor said on Saturday.…
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From mobile phones to chips, India manufacturing enters golden era
New Delhi: In 2018, South Korean giant Samsung inaugurated the world’s largest mobile factory in India. The 35-acre facility at Sector 81 in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, saw Prime Minister Narendra Modi and…
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From 350 in 2014 to 90K, Indian startups mushroom, to weather funding winter
New Delhi: As the ongoing funding winter and hiring slowdown continue to haunt the tech world, India saw a never-seen-before spurt in the number of startups being created across the spectrum in…
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S-Korea’s satellite enters orbit, makes communication with Earth
Seoul: South Korea’s main satellite has successfully entered orbit and made multiple communications with ground stations, the country’s science ministry has said. NEXTSAT-2 was deployed from South Korea’s homegrown space rocket Nuri…
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Lava Agni 2 5G offers best Android experience from an Indian smartphone maker
New Delhi: The homegrown smart wearable industry has shown that it is not impossible to become the leader in front of an intensified and aggressive global competition, by offering value-for-money products. Can…
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42 young Indian robotic surgeons set to share path-breaking procedures
Mumbai: As robotic surgeries, slowly but steadily, become mainstream in India, US-based Vattikuti Foundation is organising a key seminar here next month where young robotic surgeons from across the country will share…
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Tesla Model Y becomes 1st EV to earn world’s best-selling car tag
New Delhi: Tesla Model Y has become the first all-electric vehicle to be billed as the world’s bestselling car, a report has shown. Tesla Model Y surpassed Toyota’s RAV4 and Corolla models…
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BGMI game now available for preload on Google Play Store in India
New Delhi: The video game Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is now available for preload on Google Play Store and users can play the game from May 29, the company said on Saturday.…
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Google ordered to pay Sonos $32.5 mn over patent infringement
San Francisco: A court in the US has ordered Google to pay $32.5 million to high-tech audio technology company Sonos, for infringing on the company’s smart speaker patent. The verdict by a…
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Big Tech firms can sack more employees to boost productivity: Musk
San Francisco: Outgoing Twitter CEO Elon Musk has said that Silicon Valley companies can afford to cut more workforce without affecting productivity. Musk slashed over 80 per cent of the Twitter staff…
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Twitter Spaces team down to ‘roughly 3’ employees from 100
San Francisco: Twitter Spaces team, which once had as many as 100 employees, is down to “roughly three” people, a report has revealed, as the technical “fiasco” during Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’…
