‘A critical moment’: concern UK is not up to speed in acting on AI risks Andy Burnham’s focus on domestic problems leads some to fear issue has dropped off government’s radar The Guardian - UK · Sep 18
Curefoods revenue grows 23% YoY, Rebel Foods revenue up 20% The operating revenue of Curefoods, which recently paused its IPO plans, grew 23% YoY to Rs 916 crore in FY26, up from Rs 746 crore in FY25, according to its consolidated financial statements sourced from the Registrar of Companies (RoC). Its net loss increased 13% on-year to Rs 192 crore… The Economic Times · Sep 18
Indian states look beyond incentives to drive semicon mission Officials from the four states outlined these measures at a panel discussion at Semicon India 2026, highlighting how states are trying to remove infrastructure and approval bottlenecks as semiconductor projects move towards manufacturing. The Economic Times · Sep 18
Same Battery Size, Different Range: VW ID. Polo Takes On Renault 5 On a highway-heavy European road trip, the electric Polo used less energy per mile and needed less time to charge than the R5. InsideEVs · Sep 18
One UI 9 Update: Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Officially Receives Eleven New Features in Upgrade Samsung has begun rolling out One UI 9 to the Galaxy S26 series, bringing new camera, AI, support, translation and security tools, with availability varying by market and device. International Business Times UK · Sep 18
The iPhone 18 Pro Is In Stores: What Actually Changed and What You Will Pay for It iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are in US stores now: prices from $1,199, a variable-aperture camera, iOS 27 and tight stock. Here is what to know. Latin Times · Sep 18
Mark Zuckerberg Mocks Rivals for 'Creating God' as Rumours Suggest Anthropic Staff 'Worship' Claude An unverified Silicon Valley rumour about Anthropic employees allegedly worshipping Claude has revived Mark Zuckerberg's warning about AI companies making grand, quasi-religious claims. International Business Times UK · Sep 18
Nvidia CEO Pushes Back on Broad AI Rules, Says Regulators Should Target Products, Not Technology Huang said AI is not a consumer product like social media but, a technology that powers many different applications. International Business Times · Sep 18
The 'Godfather of AI' Warns Time Is Running Out For Congress To Regulate The Technology. He Gave a Specific Window "Maybe a year, but not much more than a year," said Geoffrey Hinton. International Business Times · Sep 18
Significant AI competency gap among management graduates: Study of top B schools While industry expects MBA graduates to demonstrate competencies at 4/5 (Good), MBAs from the Top 75 B-schools are rated at an average of 3.2/5. The Economic Times · Sep 18
The House Passed a Bill To Curb The Cost Of AI Data Centers. A Senator Is Saying It Doesn't Go Far Enough. Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich blocked the proposal after its sponsor sought unanimous consent to quickly vote it without a roll call. International Business Times · Sep 18
No online game registered under new gaming law; 201 complaints received: MeitY to CIC The information was furnished in response to an RTI application seeking details of online games permitted to operate, complaints received regarding online games and action taken against fake online games. The Economic Times · Sep 18
Europe's AI firms, playing catch-up, challenge US calls for slowdown Anthropic's CEO Dario Amodei in an online essay urged firms to slow the pace at which they improve AI model capabilities and called for an antitrust waiver allowing leading developers to jointly develop safety measures after researchers warned about the dangers of AI, including that it could wipe out humanity. The Economic Times · Sep 18
China's RoboTechnik to launch $800 million Hong Kong listing on September 21 RoboTechnik, which is listed in Shenzhen, makes equipment for photovoltaic cell manufacturing and assembly and testing systems for silicon photonics devices used in optical interconnects for data centres and artificial intelligence infrastructure. The Economic Times · Sep 18
The Economic Times · Sep 18 SoftBank adds $21 billion to AI firepower in new debt deals The Japanese conglomerate increased its margin loan backed by shares of its chip unit Arm Holdings Plc by $5 billion to $25 billion, people familiar with the matter said on Friday. And it recently secured an additional $450 million to an existing credit line, bringing the total to $6.5 billion,…
InsideEVs · Sep 18 The Mercedes GLC Electric Drove 393 Miles Mostly On Highways With One Quick Charge Its calculated range was only 273 miles of mostly highway driving. A single lunch charging stop helped it cover nearly 400.
The Economic Times · Sep 18 MDR fears groundless, AI accountability lies with boards: RBI Dy Governor SC Murmu Tackling industry anxieties head-on at the Bengal Chamber of Commerce & Industry's (BCC&I) Financial Market Conclave in Mumbai, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Deputy Governor S. C. Murmu on Friday addressed lingering concerns over Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) costs and the potential impact of fee recovery on digital payment adoption.
The Independent UK · Sep 18 London’s new black cabs are confirmed for 2027 – here’s a first look The all-new replacement for the TX will keep the familiar London taxi shape but promises advances in design, technology and usability
The Independent UK · Sep 18 I’ve been in the new Volkswagen ID.3 GTI – here are my first impressions Most powerful production GTI ever gets 322bhp, will do 0-62mph in 5.6 seconds and goes for up to 373 miles
The Economic Times · Sep 18 AI lowering entry barriers for small contractors, reshaping blue-collar services: Report Artificial intelligence (AI) is lowering some of the traditional barriers for skilled workers looking to start or expand small businesses by taking over administrative tasks such as scheduling, dispatch, paperwork and contract analysis, according to a report by SkyPSI, a tech company.
The Economic Times · Sep 18 UNESCO can be 'moderator' in AI debate: chief to AFP UNESCO chief Khaled el-that the UN culture and education agency become a facilitator in the worldwide wrangling on the risks of artificial intelligence. The UN educational, scientific and cultural organisation has long stressed that its remit covers more than heritage, looking to advance in areas ranging from access to education…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 18 OpenAI ‘ethically hacked’ with help of Anthropic’s Claude chatbot US cybersecurity researchers who conducted hack say ‘scope of what we could theoretically access was huge’
InsideEVs · Sep 18 BMW’s New iX3 Factory Is Now Running Non-Stop As Orders Top 100,000 It’s the fastest production ramp-up of any BMW plant to date, with BMW needing just eight months to go from a single shift to three shifts.
International Business Times · Sep 18 Americans Are Largely Divided On Whether To Pace AI If It Means Risk Losing The Race With China: Poll The public divide is also playing out in Congress as lawmakers debate new safeguards while Washington and Beijing compete over advanced models and chips.
The Independent UK · Sep 18 Anthropic wants to give AI access to your bank account Claude Money tool will allow users to ask AI about ‘spending, plans, and more’