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India ranks third globally in AI competitiveness, trailing US and China
India has emerged as the world’s third-most competitive nation in artificial intelligence, according to a report by Stanford University, underlining the country’s rapid rise in the global AI landscape.
Grok AI under fire for misinformation on Australia’s Bondi Beach shooting
Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok has come under scrutiny after it was found spreading inaccurate and confusing information about the mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia, at a time when the public was seeking clear and reliable updates on the tragedy. Grok, developed by Musk’s AI company xAI and accessed widely through the social media platform X, began producing problematic responses soon after news of the shooting started circulating, as users turned to the chatbot for details about the incident.
Google Translate updates Gemini AI to grasp slang, real-time audio translations
Google has upgraded its Translate service with advanced Gemini artificial intelligence to improve how the tool interprets meaning rather than translating words literally, the company announced on Friday. The update focuses on better understanding phrases, idioms, local expressions and slang, allowing translations to sound more natural and contextually accurate.
How to create viral 3D floating country islands using Google’s Nano Banana AI
A new Nano Banana Pro trend has gone viral on social media, showing users how to create hyper-realistic digital posters of countries as floating miniature islands, with the visuals drawing attention for their vivid colours, high realism and intricate artistic detailing.
“Two drunks leaning on a lamppost”: Sir Martin Sorrell on the Omnicom–IPG merger and the turbulence ahead
In a wide-ranging interview with Storyboard18, Sorrell delivers his frankest assessment yet of how the deal will redefine creativity, media, and talent across markets.