The Indian CERT-In warns Android users of 'High' severity security flaws in multiple versions of the operating system, including vulnerabilities that could lead to obtaining sensitive information, gaining elevated privileges, executing arbitrary code, and causing denial of service conditions.
Michael Truell, 25, co-founded AI coding company Cursor, which was acquired by SpaceX for $60 billion. A former MIT student, Truell's venture has become one of Silicon Valley's fastest-growing startups, with its technology used by 67% of Fortune 500 companies.
A Bain & Company report indicates India is a leading AI-ready healthcare market in Asia-Pacific. Consumers increasingly use GenAI for diagnoses, navigating the system, and preparing for appointments, with high expectations for convenient and responsive care.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov claims Reliance Group and WhatsApp lobbied to ban his app in India and that Reliance is disrupting Telegram access globally. A telecom source refutes this, citing confusion between Reliance entities. India ordered Telegram's delisting to curb exam paper leaks.
China has approved NEO, the world's first commercial brain-computer chip, for mass production. The coin-sized device, designed for patients with spinal cord injuries and paralysis, uses a less invasive approach than Elon Musk's Neuralink, which is still under US regulatory review.
The US government has instructed AI company Anthropic to ban foreign nationals from accessing its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models, citing national security concerns and an unacceptable risk of diversion for military-intelligence purposes. A license is now required for any export, reexport, or transfer of these models.
Google has released Android 17, prioritizing productivity, entertainment, and advanced security. Key features include enhanced multitasking with 'Bubbles,' 'Screen Reactions' for simultaneous screen and selfie recording, a new gaming mode for foldables, and significant anti-theft and privacy upgrades.
