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OpenAI says it has no plan to use Google’s in-house chip

1Jul

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OpenAI says it has no plan to use Google’s in-house chip

Jul 01, 2025 04:11 AM IST Google has been expanding the external availability of its in-house AI chips, or TPUs, which were historically reserved for internal use. OpenAI said it has no active plans to use Google's in-house chip to power its products, two days after Reuters and other news outlets reported on the AI lab's move to turn to its competitor's artificial intelligence chips to meet growing demand. OpenAI is actively using Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs), and AMD's AI chips to power its growing demand.(Representational/REUTERS) A spokesperson for OpenAI said on Sunday that while the AI lab is in early testing with some of Google's tensor processing units (TPUs), it has no plans to deploy them at scale right now. Google declined to comment. While it ...

Samsung R&D Institute, IIT Madras sign MoU to drive research on AI for Indian Languages, HealthTech & more

17Jun

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Samsung R&D Institute, IIT Madras sign MoU to drive research on AI for Indian Languages, HealthTech & more

Samsung R&D Institute, Noida (SRI-N) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras with a focus on pioneering advancements in AI for Indian languages, HealthTech and emerging areas such as Generative AI. The MoU, spanning for 5 years, was signed by Kyungyun Roo, Managing Director, SRI-N and Prof. V. Kamakoti, Director of IIT Madras. (Handout) The partnership is aimed at driving collaborative research, accelerate technology development, and nurture future-ready talent. The five-year MoU was signed by Kyungyun Roo, Managing Director, SRI-N and Prof. V. Kamakoti, Director of IIT Madras, a press statement informed. Also read: IIT Delhi accepting applications for ‘Certificate Programme in Data Science & Machine Learni...

15Jun

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Alexandr Wang educational qualifications: How an MIT dropout built a $29 billion AI empire – Times of India

In the quiet scientific corridors of Los Alamos, New Mexico—home to some of the world’s top physicists—Alexandr Wang was born into brilliance. His parents, both Chinese immigrants and nuclear physicists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, were no strangers to pushing boundaries. But no one could have predicted that their son, a teenager with a curious mind and a fascination for data, would one day become one of the youngest billionaires steering the future of artificial intelligence.Wang’s story isn’t one of tradition—it’s one of bold decisions, sharp intellect, and a relentless pursuit of innovation.A leap from MIT to Silicon ValleyBefore stepping into the world of startups, Wang was already sharpening his technical skills at Quora. He enrolled at the Massachusetts Institute of Technol...

‘Wish I could have done better’: Devdutta Majhi, female topper in JEE Advanced with AIR 16

2Jun

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‘Wish I could have done better’: Devdutta Majhi, female topper in JEE Advanced with AIR 16

Devdutta Majhi from the IIT Kharagpur zone has emerged as the top female topper in the JEE Advanced, bagging an All India Rank of 16, scoring 312 marks in the Common Rank List. Hailing from Katwa, her success comes as no surprise: she has consistently excelled at academic milestones. In 2023, she was the West Bengal Madhyamik topper, followed by a perfect 100 percentile and AIR 1 in JEE Main 2025 (Session 2). “For the last two years, I have been studying for this day. I wish I could have done a bit better,” she said. A student of Katwa Durgadasi Chaudhurani Girls’ High School, Devdutta studied for 10-12 hours daily. Her dream is to join IISc Bangalore to pursue a BTech in Computing, followed by research in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Story continues below this ad ...

How Mira Bhayandar police secured top position in Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis’s 100-day program

4May

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How Mira Bhayandar police secured top position in Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis’s 100-day program

In the recently concluded Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis’s 100-day program, the Mira Bhayandar police topped the list of Commissionerates when it came to performance on 10 key metrics laid down by the government.Incidentally, the Commissionerate is one of the youngest in the state, having been created in October 2020 with Sadanand Date, the current National Investigation Agency (NIA) chief, being the first police chief. The various police units were ranked on metrics including the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in police investigations, office efficiency, and improving the lives of citizens, among others. Story continues below this ad Mira-Bhayandar, Vasai-Virar (MBVV) Police Commissioner Madhukar Pandey told The Indian Express about the various measures undertaken ...

16Apr

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The approach to regulating AI in India

The governance and regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have garnered significant global attention over the past year. While the discourse has recently shifted from a focus on social safety, inclusivity, and human rights towards prioritising innovation and economic prosperity, only a few countries or regions have so far introduced laws to regulate AI. These include China, the European Union, Canada, Korea, Peru, and the U.S. (though U.S. President Donald Trump has now revoked former President Joe Biden’s Executive Order related to the utilisation of AI). Several countries, such as the U.K., Japan, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, and Pakistan have draft Bills awaiting approval from their respective legislative assemblies.A more common approach globally has been the publication of a poli...

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Over 2 million AI jobs set to bloom, says report: How upskilling can be your ladder to a goldmine career – The Times of India

The narrative of artificial intelligence has navigated its way out of speculative fiction into an unassailable reality. Since its advent, the debate over whether it is a kingpin of progress or a disruptor of livelihoods rages on, but one truth remains immutable: AI is here to stay. Those who embrace its tide will soar to new professional heights, while those who resist will inevitably be left behind.A recent report by Bain & Company paints a compelling picture of AI’s meteoric rise in the job market, forecasting over 2.3 million AI-related openings in India alone by 2027. Yet, lurking behind this silver lining is a sobering reality—India lacks the skilled workforce to meet this surging demand, leaving a gaping chasm of over a million unfilled roles. While some professionals fear AI wil...

Should India build a sovereign, foundational AI model?

7Feb

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Should India build a sovereign, foundational AI model?

In 2023, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s remarks in India on the cost of training foundational AI models — like the ones that power ChatGPT — sparked a debate on whether Indian firms should spend millions of dollars on the aim of that technology. The issue pits sovereignty and national pride against financial constraints. Is it necessary for sovereignty and business reasons for India to work towards a foundational model, as the IT Ministry’s IndiaAI Mission has announced it will? Pranesh Prakash and Tanuj Bhojwani discuss the question in a discussion moderated by Aroon Deep. Edited excerpts: Does India need to build a sovereign foundational AI model for its local needs?Pranesh Prakash: I believe that India should be working on foundation models, but not for the purpose of sovereignty. It ...