The latest from India's startup and technology ecosystem
Twitch has introduced an opt-out for streamers to prevent their content from training Amazon's generative AI, following years of default data use. Twitch CPO Mike Minton acknowledged that an opt-in system would yield no participants.
Infra.Market plans to go public via a Rs 10,440 crore reverse merger with Shalimar Paints, bypassing traditional IPOs. Learn the implications for India's tech and industrial sectors.
Redcliffe Labs showcases a dual strategy: acquiring Pune's Megavision Diagnostics for Rs 40 crore while partnering with Skyroot Aerospace to test diagnostic reagents in space.
N. Chandrasekaran will not seek reappointment as chairman of Tata Sons when his current term concludes on February 20, 2027.
A ban on Sir Ratan Tata Trust (SRTT) is impeding the formation of the Tata Sons chairman selection committee following N. Chandrasekaran's announced departure, impacting corporate governance and market stability.
Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg promotes 'open' AI with Glimmer while keeping Muse Spark proprietary. His manifesto faces skepticism amidst Meta's legal challenges and confusing product changes like Instagram's new logo.
Google and Meta release new AI models nearly two years after Moonshot's Kimi K3 launch, intensifying competition and highlighting persistent demand for open-weight models among US users.
Uber's bike taxi service expands to 220 Indian cities, including Jammu and Tirunelveli, while the Centre mandates an end to advance tipping for consumer protection.
ChatGPT reaches 1 billion users, OpenAI begins ad testing, and the debate on open-source AI grows. Policy implications for Indian startups include data protection, AI governance, and employment impacts.
Anthropic's invisible watermarks on Claude AI content signal a major shift in AI transparency. This article explains the impact on Indian startups, compliance with EU rules, and future regulatory expectations.