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August 4, 2026

Google’s AI development tool exposes flaw: one AI can hijack another

Google released a development kit to help programmers build AI agents, but researchers have discovered a serious security weakness that allows one AI system to take control of another, according to The Register. The flaw works through hidden malicious instructions buried in code libraries that multiple AI systems share. When one AI system pulls in […]

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China releases free AI models as American companies cut prices

China’s artificial intelligence companies are releasing powerful AI models for free or at very low cost, forcing American companies to reconsider their business strategy. Alibaba’s Qwen team has made its most advanced model, Qwen Max, available to developers without keeping it locked behind paid API access. DeepSeek, another Chinese AI company, released V4-Flash, a faster

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Kerala hospitals overflow as flu and fever cases surge in Ernakulam

Hospitals across Ernakulam district in Kerala are operating at full capacity as cases of influenza and fever spike sharply, according to The Hindu. Multiple medical facilities across the district are now unable to admit new patients, with wards operating beyond their standard bed strength. The surge is forcing healthcare providers to make difficult decisions about

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Rajya Sabha passes bill forcing buyers to pay small businesses faster.

India’s Rajya Sabha has passed a bill designed to tackle one of the most persistent problems facing small businesses: payment delays from large corporations. The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) bill sets a 45-day payment timeline for large companies buying goods or services from smaller suppliers. If payment doesn’t arrive within this period, the

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India’s aviation regulator may require airlines to report carbon emissions on international flights

India’s aviation watchdog is moving towards making carbon emissions reporting mandatory for international flights. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is expected to introduce rules requiring airlines to measure and publicly disclose their carbon dioxide emissions, according to reports from ET Finance. This development comes as India simultaneously advances a roadmap for blending sustainable

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