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Former Google X executive Mo Gawdat believes the change today's AI tools are bringing is just the beginning. He warns that AGI-level systems could arrive within a few years, triggering job disruption, economic upheaval and social change on a scale most people are not yet prepared for.

The Delhi High Court's decision in the Google vs. Hindware case heralds significant changes in keyword bidding practices on Google Ads, redefining brand names as intellectual property assets. , Technology & Science, Times Now

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The European Union is set to introduce stringent regulations for cloud computing services in critical state tenders, potentially sidelining major US tech firms like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft., Technology & Science, Times Now

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