Top 10 | ABP LIVE Morning Bulletin: Top News Headlines from 30 July 2026 to Start Your Day - MorningTop 10 | ABP LIVE Morning Bulletin, 30 July 2026: Read the top news headlines and other major updates from India and world to kick start your day |
Top 10 | ABP LIVE Morning Bulletin: Top News Headlines from 30 July 2026 to Start Your Day - MorningTop 10 | ABP LIVE Morning Bulletin, 30 July 2026: Read the top news headlines and other major updates from India and world to kick start your day |
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Meta has assured the Centre that PM Modi's posts and other prominent accounts will undergo additional oversight and senior-level reviews. |
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Meta on Wednesday informed the Centre that it has strengthened safeguards for content posted by the Prime Minister and other prominent accounts, detailing the n |
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Meta has rolled out a new software update for its Ray-Ban Display Glasses, introducing support for browsing Threads, sharing Instagram Instants, and enhanced Meta AI capabilities. The update also brings the Muse Spark AI model and improved Neural Handwriting. |
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says AI's future should empower everyone, not a select few, arguing that personal superintelligence can drive innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth. |
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Mark Zuckerberg says banning Chinese AI won't help America win the AI race. Instead, he urges the US to focus on innovation, open AI models and stronger domestic competition. |
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Mark Zuckerberg wants you to have AI superintelligence. The Meta CEO has claimed that superintelligence can do a lot of good for humanity, hitting back at doom narratives over AI's future. |
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Zuckerberg's argument that more people, rather than a few, should have access to AI comes at a time when Silicon Valley appears to be divided over several issues, including the closing of US borders to Chinese AI. |
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In the early hours of July 28, Meta-owned Facebook briefly restricted access to PM Modi's first address to Gen Z during the CJP-led student protests |
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In a fresh development, Tennessee attorneys have accused Meta of ignoring internal research on Instagram's impact on teenagers, claiming the company prioritised engagement and ad revenue over teen safety., Technology & Science, Times Now |