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AI clog swamps UK councils with chatbot complaints

AI clog is swamping UK councils and MPs with chatbot-written complaints, some 10 times longer than before, and staff say answering them eats scarce time.

GCC tech hiring falls 3.5% as AI and data roles grow

GCC tech hiring fell 3.5% in Q2 FY27, Quess Corp reported, even as demand for AI, data and cybersecurity staff rose to 30.3% of all tech hiring.

AI ancient manuscripts drive to digitise 1 crore texts

AI ancient manuscripts work under Gyan Bharatam will digitise more than one crore texts, with a national repository and a Talk-to-Manuscript search tool.

Nasscom graduates warning: AI squeezes fresher jobs

Nasscom graduates face a tougher job market as AI automates entry-level coding and testing, president Rajesh Nambiar warned in a Nikkei Asia interview.

Bengaluru technology engine built India’s IT rise

Bengaluru technology grew from a 1978 electronics estate into the city behind a third of India's IT exports, as Deccan Herald marked for Karunadotsava.

Tech services exports put India second in world

India ranks second in the world for tech services exports at $200.3 billion, behind Ireland, in a new Visual Capitalist ranking built on World Bank data.

What Happened to AO3? Outage Status and When It Returns

What happened to AO3 comes down to a security breach. Archive of Our Own, the fan fiction site most people call AO3, is still...

ChatGPT business tools spotted in testing by OpenAI

OpenAI is building ChatGPT business tools that show verified businesses how often they appear in answers, with daily charts for mentions and clicks.

NASA Mars simulation crew exits after 378 days

The NASA Mars simulation crew of four volunteers left their 3D-printed habitat after 378 days, giving NASA data for future Moon and Mars missions.

Humanoid robot cleaning service trials in San Francisco

A humanoid robot cleaning service in San Francisco sends remote-piloted robots to scrub kitchens and toilets, but the machines still need a human hand.

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