TECHNOLOGY

Women participants at Logitech and Aspire For Her Generative AI hackathon that set a Guinness World Record

Logitech, Aspire For Her set Guinness World Record with largest women-only Generative AI hackathon

Nearly 1.29 lakh women registered across more than 5,000 cities, prompting Guinness World Records to create a new title recognising the scale of women’s participation in Generative AI.

Gold Prices Slip as US Inflation Boosts Fed Rate Hike Bets

147 Coal Mines Auctioned Since 2020 Amid Major Mining Sector Reforms: Govt

Tata Sons Board Likely to Meet Sept 17 Amid Succession, Governance Concerns

AI Not Worth Pursuing Without Human Benefit and Control: Satya Nadella

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has said that the pursuit of superintelligence is not worth pursuing unless AI helps humanity and remains under human control. He also called for deliberate AI development, broad access and greater representation across countries, companies and academia.

Could AI kill humans? Anthropic CEO warns of rising risk

Dario Amodei says rapid AI development without safeguards could pose a serious threat to humanity.

Sitharaman, AIIB President Discuss Deepening India-AIIB Partnership

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and AIIB President Zou Jiayi discussed strengthening India-AIIB cooperation, including infrastructure, transport connectivity, local-currency financing and greater private-sector participation.

Steel Slag Roads Can Cut Costs by 40%, Last Longer: Jitendra Singh

Union Minister Jitendra Singh said steel slag road technology can reduce construction costs by around 40% and offer four times the strength of conventional roads, while promoting waste-to-wealth and sustainable infrastructure.

India’s Economic Growth Under PM Modi Impressive, Says African Business Leaders

African business leaders attending the BRICS Summit praised India’s economic growth under PM Narendra Modi and expressed confidence in stronger trade and investment ties with Africa.

China Southern Airlines to Resume Guangzhou-Delhi Flights From September 21

China Southern Airlines will resume regular Guangzhou-New Delhi flights from September 21, marking the return of its India service after a six-year suspension.