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Meta has updated its WhatsApp Business API policy to prohibit general-purpose AI assistants starting January 2026. This move aims to preserve WhatsApp's infrastructure and monetisation while limiting third-party chatbot use.
A US court has issued a permanent injunction against Israeli spyware firm NSO Group, barring the company from targeting WhatsApp, and significantly reducing punitive damages owed to Meta Platforms. The decision follows years of litigation and could have lasting impacts on the spyware industry.
Meta has introduced an AI-powered feature that scans users' phone photos to create shareable Facebook content. The move raises privacy questions as photos are uploaded continuously but only train AI when edited or shared.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff asserts that artificial intelligence will not replace human sales roles and reveals ambitious hiring plans, emphasising the continued need for face-to-face connection in business.
Apple's foldable iPhone Fold launch has reportedly been delayed to 2027 due to hinge and design complications. The extra development time aims to ensure the device meets Apple's premium quality and durability standards.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hand-delivered the compact DGX Spark AI supercomputer to Elon Musk and Sam Altman. This marks a milestone in portable AI computing, blending power with convenience.
WhatsApp is testing monthly caps on messages sent to unknown contacts to reduce spam. This move aims to create a cleaner inbox while protecting regular users from restrictions.
Vivo has officially launched OriginOS 6 in India. OriginOS replaces FunTouch OS in India and global markets. The company will begin update rollouts from next month with the Vivo X200 series being the first to run on OriginOS.
Redmi has revealed the design of the K90 Pro Max. The device will come with Bose-branded speakers, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. The K90 Pro Max will launch in China on October 23.
BSNL has rolled out a festive Re 1 plan that offers new users unlimited calls, 2GB daily data, and a free SIM for 30 days this Diwali.
Anthropic has introduced Skills, a new feature that personalises Claude for better and faster output. Together with Haiku 4.5, this upgrade aims to make Claude a smarter, more efficient AI partner for professionals.
Samsung is reportedly set to unveil its first-ever triple-folding smartphone, the Galaxy Trifold at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in South Korea later this month. The device is expected to launch before the end of this year.
Spotify has partnered with major record labels to develop new artificial intelligence music products aimed at protecting artists' rights and ensuring fair compensation. The initiative places a strong emphasis on copyright, artist consent, and transparency, while responding to recent concerns over generative AI in the music industry.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei claims that Claude writes 90 percent of code at several companies, including the AI firm. However, he insists that there is still a need for human engineers.
TCS has clarified that it is not working towards any predetermined number when it comes to reducing its workforce. The company's chief human resources officer said the process will remain flexible and based on continuous evaluation rather than a fixed target.
Uber is testing a new feature in the US which allows its drivers to earn extra money by training Artificial Intelligence (AI) models when they are not driving. The company may rollout this feature to non-drivers in the future.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts ChatGPT will soon have more daily chats than all humans combined. This surge signals major shifts in AI use and raises questions about technology's future impact.
After OpenAI's ChatGPT launch, Google faced a pivotal moment in artificial intelligence. CEO Sundar Pichai reflected on the company's response, internal challenges, and the resulting acceleration of AI initiatives, providing new insight into how Google navigated the changing landscape.
After days of leaks, the company has officially revealed when the OnePlus 15 will make its debut. The announcement was made earlier today through a post on Chinese social media platform Weibo, confirming that the phone will be introduced in China on October 27 at 7:00PM local time (4:30PM IST).
According to a fresh report, the Cupertino giant is developing a touch-screen MacBook Pro that could arrive as early as late 2026, alongside the debut of its new M6 processors. Here is everything you need to know.
