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Waymo's autonomous system flagged a firearm inside a robotaxi and called police on two teens — raising the question of who watches riders and when law enforcement gets involved without a warrant.
Riders in Waymo vehicles are subject to automated flagging, interior cameras, remote agent observation, and police contact without a warrant — a privacy-first concern for civil liberties groups.
Waymo announces 2028 robotaxi launch in Singapore after Jaguar I-PACE testing, LTA CETRAN approval, and overseas expansion.
Modi inaugurated SEMICON India 2026 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi on 17 Sep 2026, as Applied Materials pledged $5B, Lam Research committed ₹10,000 cr, and Tata Electronics detailed its…
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India's antitrust regulator CCI has approved the Mittal-Poonawalla consortium's acquisition of three cricket franchises valued at ~US$1.65B, with a 75/18/7 ownership split.
Three cricket franchises will change ownership ahead of Q3 2026 closing
US sanctions four India-based companies and three Indian nationals under Operation Economic Outcast
Designated firms face blocked US assets; broader operation targets ~60 entities across multiple jurisdictions
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TVS Motor Company said premium motorcycles are growing over 22% in India, with EV share jumping to 10% and the Apache brand…
Buyers of feature-rich bikes (TCS, TFT, projector headlamps) are now the reference point for the entire…
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Mustafa Suleyman's essay 'A warning about model welfare' criticizes Anthropic's consciousness philosophy and warns of disastrous impact on humanity.
Industry may face pressure for stricter safety standards, FLOPS-threshold reporting, and independent verification of AI containment.
Complex priorities: On UPI transactions, MDR charges The government is moving to cap Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on UPI transactions at 0.4%,…
The government is moving to cap Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on UPI transactions at 0.4%, with…
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Pew 37-country survey reveals global anxiety about AI eliminating jobs, as tech leaders warn of rapid workforce displacement.
Governments scrambling to respond as AI deployment outpaces policy