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Cognizant Launches Skillspring, Eyes AI Training as New Revenue Stream
Cognizant is targeting AI readiness at scale while positioning training as a monetisable enterprise service.
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Why Google Built Two TPUs Instead of One, and What it Signals for AI
Google has launched its eighth-generation TPUs, introducing two distinct chips—TPU 8t for large-scale model training and TPU 8i for real-time inference.
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Anthropic investigating claim of unauthorised access to Mythos AI tool
Anthropic is investigating a claim that a small group of people gained access to its Claude Mythos model - the cyber-security tool which the AI firm says is too powerful to release to the public. "We're investigating a report claiming unauthorized access to Claude Mythos Preview through one of our third-party vendor environments," the company said in a statement. It was in response to a Bloomberg report that users in a private forum managed to access the model without the normal permissions. There is deep unease about Mythos' capabilities - though the UK's top cyber official has said advanced AI tools could be a "net positive" if the technology was secured from misuse. There is currently no suggestion that malicious actors have managed to get hold of the model, and Anthropic says it does not have evidence its systems are affected. But the report of access by unauthorised users raises questions about the ability of large AI companies to stop their advanced AI models from getting into the wrong hands. This was "most likely through misuse of access rather than a classic hack," according to Raluca Saceanu, chief executive of cyber-security company SmartTech. Anthropic has released the Mythos model to some tech and financial companies in order to help them secure their systems against its reported ability to exploit vulnerabilities. But that relies on those companies making sure their own access is tightly controlled. The person already had permission to view Anthropic's AI models through work they had done for a third-party contractor, according to Bloomberg. The outlet also reported the group has been using the model since it gained access - although not for hacking, because they do not want to be detected. "When powerful AI tools are accessed or used outside their intended controls, the risk is not just a security incident but the spread of capabilities that could be used for fraud, cyber abuse, or other malicious activity," Saceanu said. What is Claude Mythos and what risks does it pose? In a speech to a large cyber-security conference on Wednesday, the head of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) made a more positive case arguing AI tools can make things safer and more secure. Richard Horne urged the CyberUK delegates not to fear new AI attacks, but to make sure they are doing the basics of cyber-security right. "As we have seen in the media in recent days, frontier AI is rapidly enabling discovery and exploitation of existing vulnerabilities at scale, illustrating how quickly it will expose where fundamentals of cyber-security are still to be addressed," he said.
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MeitY Adds Stricter AI-Generated Content Disclosure Rule, Extends IT Rules Feedback Deadline
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) proposed a new change to its draft IT Rules amendments, bringing stricter guidelines for artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content labelling across online platforms. Additionally, the Ministry has also extended the consultation deadline to submit feedback on the new rules, pushing it from April 29 to May 7. The proposed change to AI labels comes at a time when AI images and videos have surged on social media websites, and concerns regarding deepfakes and misinformation have heightened.
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Cognizant, OpenAI to Scale Codex Across Enterprise Software Engineering
The OpenAI-Cognizant alliance aims to standardise AI-driven development, accelerate delivery, and modernise legacy systems globally.
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At His Final Adobe Summit Keynote, Shantanu Narayen Pins Hope on Human Creativity
At Adobe Summit 2026, Shantanu Narayen’s farewell keynote with Jensen Huang framed AI as a force set to expand creative work, not replace it.
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How Scaler is Navigating the AI Era of Free Upskilling
Learning from ChatGPT costs nothing. So how does a $710 million edtech firm reinvent itself?
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Mphasis Acquires TAP for CAD 10 Mn, Targets CAD 20 Mn Earnout
The deal adds Continuum AI platform to strengthen NeoIP roadmap and expand retail, consumer packaged goods AI offerings.
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AWS Confirms $35 Bn India Investment by 2030 to Scale Citizen Cloud Infra
At the AWS Summit Bengaluru 2026, AWS’ Sandeep Dutta said the fresh commitment would build on its existing $40 billion investment in India.
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Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus Already Driving AI Overhaul Ahead of Leadership Transition: Report
Apple's incoming CEO, John Ternus, is said to have already begun reshaping parts of the company's operations with a particular emphasis on AI. Ternus' formal transition into the Cupertino-based tech giant's top role was recently confirmed and is set to take place in September. However, a report suggests that Apple's current Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering is already focusing on integrating AI more deeply into the company's internal operations.
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Electric, But Not Aatmanirbhar: The Hidden Import Trap in India's Induction Boom
India's induction cooktop industry relies heavily on imported components, with 40% of essential parts needed for production coming from abroad.
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Cursor May Be Acquired by SpaceX for $60 Billion This Year
This deal is a part of the partnership between the two companies, focusing on building advanced AI coding models.
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