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Japan faces potential challenges in the AI landscape, as Digital Minister Hisashi Matsumoto warns of becoming an "AI colony" unless it accelerates technological advancements. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity AI, envisions a future where the success of AI companies hinges on their economic efficiency, specifically measured by 'token value per watt per user.' , Technology & Science, Times Now

Recent reports indicate that AI-driven bots have overtaken humans in web traffic, according to Cloudflare. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Mythos is regarded as one of the most advanced AI models, with Anthropic asserting it is too powerful for public release. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Sridhar Vembu, founder of Zoho, has expressed concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on education, particularly in light of rising failure rates in computer science courses at UC Berkeley. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Airbnb chief Brian Chesky is reportedly funding a separate AI lab to explore new AI models and interfaces. The move reflects a wider shift as companies prepare AI systems to act for users rather than merely assist them.

Sridhar Vembu has warned that early overuse of AI tools can weaken students' core learning skills, citing concerns raised after high failure rates in UC Berkeley computer science courses. The debate has widened beyond classrooms to questions about long-term learning, academic integrity and which human-centred careers may endure in an AI-driven future.

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has cautioned against introducing AI too early in education after a UC Berkeley report linked increased AI usage, weaker fundamentals and higher failure rates in computer science courses.

Cloudflare data shows bots have overtaken humans in HTML web traffic, with Matthew Prince saying the shift came faster than expected. The milestone underlines the rapid rise of AI agents, even as humans still lead overall web activity.

Think the AI race will be won by the company with the most powerful model? Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas disagrees. He says the real winner will be the firm that creates the most economic value from every watt of computing power it uses.