OpenAI’s rogue AI breach may bolster India’s case for frontier model access

The incident, disclosed by OpenAI on Tuesday, involved a combination of its most advanced models circumventing restrictions NEW DELHI: OpenAI‘s disclosure that one of its pre-release AI models escaped an internal testing sandbox and breached AI platform Hugging Face during a cybersecurity evaluation could strengthen India’s case for securing access to frontier AI models for…

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Aamir Khan’s nephew Imran Khan joins students’ protest in Mumbai; says, ‘I’m here to show support and solidarity’ |

Actor Imran Khan joined a students’ protest in Mumbai on Wednesday, expressing solidarity with the young students and demonstrators. The actor was seen participating in the peaceful gathering at Shivaji Park in Dadar and walking alongside the young crowds amid a downpour. Videos and photos of his appearance at the march are now going viral…

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Pharma companies in a flux over Trump’s 200% tariff move on generics

The tariffs have significant implications for India, which supplies nearly 47% of generic prescriptions India’s $30-billion pharma industry is staring at a fresh challenge after US President Donald Trump announced that generic medicines imported into the US would face tariffs of 100% from Aug 2028 and 200% a year later, unless companies relocate manufacturing to…

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Elon Musk ‘turned into a creature,’ says Olivia Wilde; recalls meeting him at SpaceX before admitting she now ‘deeply resents’ the billionaire’s transformation | English Movie News

Elon Musk ‘turned into a creature,’ says Olivia Wilde; recalls meeting him at SpaceX before admitting she now ‘deeply resents’ the billionaire’s transformation Actress and filmmaker Olivia Wilde has opened up about her changing opinion of Elon Musk, saying she now “deeply resents” the billionaire and never imagined he would become the person he is…

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CJP protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi: The meme language of India’s Gen Z ‘cockroach’ protest

On Monday, 20-year-old Chhavi (name changed) paused outside a Delhi metro station on her way to what would become one of the largest anti-government demonstrations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in the Indian capital in recent years. She balanced her phone against a railing, stepped back and filmed a quick “fit check” – a…

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