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India’s IT industry, which built a multi-billion dollar business on low-cost outsourcing, is facing pressure from three converging forces that are reshaping how work gets done and who does it. Artificial intelligence is automating tasks that Indian software engineers traditionally handled. At the same time, client companies are cutting IT spending budgets. And large multinational […]

A research team has discovered that artificial intelligence can impersonate public figures in ways that feel more authentic to ordinary people than the real politicians themselves. Scientists created AI versions of statements from 112 public figures and tested them against actual statements from those same people. The result was consistent and troubling: people rated the

Apple’s Hide My Email service contains a security flaw that allows attackers to discover users’ actual email addresses, defeating the entire purpose of the paid privacy feature. According to a security researcher who reported the vulnerability to 404 Media, the system that was supposed to keep people’s real emails hidden can be exploited by people

Major technology companies including Amazon, Adobe, Atlassian, and Citi are quietly implementing restrictions on how much artificial intelligence their employees can use. According to 404 Media, internal leaks and sources reveal that companies are introducing daily usage caps, requiring pre-approval for AI requests, or moving workers to slower, cheaper AI models. The reason is straightforward:

The Supreme Court has issued a decisive warning to India’s legal profession: stop citing court judgments that artificial intelligence has invented. In a recent judgment, the court held that advocates who cite fake or hallucinated judicial precedents without verification are guilty of professional misconduct. The bench adopted a “zero-tolerance” approach toward this practice, making clear