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When San Francisco's robotaxis died in holiday traffic, a tech-friendly mayor turned hostile. Here is why Delhi's transport planners must pay attention to the fallout.
New York just audited its entire legal code in 90 days using AI. Priya Sharma explores why Delhi’s bureaucracy needs this same 'digital debugger' to survive.
When the Dtrack malware breached India's largest nuclear plant, it shattered the myth of the air-gap. Here is how it happened and what Delhi is doing to prevent a catastrophe.
Forensic evidence presented by the CBI to the Delhi court shows an 81% match between a Latur tutor's phone and the official NEET-UG master set, exposing a massive breach.
An estimated 20 million tonnes of crude oil lies locked beneath the Assam-Nagaland border. Despite a 2023 royalty deal, tribal land rights and constitutional clashes keep the drills frozen.
Silicon Valley's Greylock Ventures, a titan in the VC world, just capped its new fund at $1.5 billion, despite admitting it could have raised far more. This counter-intuitive move challenges the 'bigger is better' mantra, offering critical lessons for Delhi's rapidly growing startup ecosystem.
SpaceX's Starlink V5 dish has arrived in South Africa, bringing a smaller, lighter, and significantly more energy-efficient option for internet users. This isn't just an upgrade; it's a lifeline for remote areas battling load shedding and poor infrastructure.
Google's internal AI dynamics, dubbed the 'London Rule,' are pushing its brightest minds to rival Anthropic. It's not just about money; it's a clash of philosophies shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
Washington's surprising decision to lower its proposed 500% tariff on Russian oil down to 100% sends ripples across global energy markets. For nations like India and China, heavily reliant on discounted Russian crude, this pivot offers a crucial, albeit temporary, reprieve from potentially devastating economic fallout.
Is the state obligated to save a life, even against one's will? A recent PIL in Delhi's High Court regarding Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike forces us to confront this profound ethical and legal quandary.
Miles Wang, a key OpenAI researcher, is set to launch an AI drug discovery startup valued at $2 billion. This development signals a major shift, potentially accelerating medicine development and drawing significant attention to India's burgeoning biotech sector, particularly in Delhi.
Imagine an AI agent not just performing tasks, but actually designing and executing the training of other complex AI models. One developer did just that, achieving it for a staggering **-$1.3k**, challenging traditional development paradigms.
