Waymo, a leading autonomous vehicle company, has made a shocking admission about its autopilot system, revealing that human operators from the Philippines are often behind the wheel

A 56-year-old Target Corporation director had her Global Entry revoked after a confrontation with an ICE agent, sparking concerns over free speech and government overreach

The use of artificial intelligence in scoring college essays and conducting interviews is becoming increasingly prevalent, adding a new layer of stress to the already challenging college admissions process

The Grok app, owned by Elon Musk, has been blocked in Indonesia and Malaysia due to the presence of sexualized images, marking a world first in terms of regulatory action against the platform

Global consulting giant Capgemini has launched the Resonance AI Framework, a strategic blueprint designed to help enterprises scale artificial intelligence adoption through what it calls “human–AI chemistry.” The initiative promises to bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI systems and real-world human workflows, emphasizing ethics, trust, and impact.

In a bold step toward technological leadership, South Korea has officially designated quantum random number generation (QRNG) and low-power AI chip design for autonomous vehicles (AVs) as “national strategic technologies.” This move signals strong state backing for deep-tech innovation in AI, quantum, and mobility—core sectors shaping the global digital future.

This week’s OTT lineup is packed with exciting Telugu releases across Aha, Prime Video, Netflix, Sony LIV, and more. From the highly anticipated Uppu Kappurambu starring Suhas and Keerthy Suresh, to international drops like A Minecraft Movie on Max, there’s something for every kind of viewer.

Apple has officially opened its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025, streaming live from Cupertino. The tech community is abuzz as Apple is expected to unveil significant upgrades across iOS, macOS, visionOS, and possibly debut new AI and spatial computing features aimed at reclaiming innovation leadership.

Google has agreed to pay a landmark $1.4 billion settlement to the state of Texas in response to lawsuits accusing the company of violating data privacy laws. Filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the lawsuits claimed that Google unlawfully collected sensitive data from users, including geolocation, biometric data, and private browsing information. This settlement represents the largest recovery secured by any state against Google for data privacy violations. While Google did not admit wrongdoing, the company agreed to settle to avoid further litigation. This article explores the details of the settlement, the ongoing privacy concerns surrounding tech companies, and the potential impact on user privacy rights.