The Trump administration has accused Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI of illegally using Anthropic's proprietary AI technology to develop its latest Kimi K3 model. US officials claim Moonshot AI relied on outputs from Anthropic's Claude model without authorization and even used advanced Nvidia AI chips for training. The allegations have intensified the ongoing US-China technology rivalry, with Washington now considering sanctions and trade restrictions against the company.

China has rejected the accusations, calling them unfounded, while Anthropic has previously alleged that multiple Chinese AI firms violated its terms of service. Watch this report for the latest developments in the escalating global AI race.

Trump Administration accuses Moonshot AI of using Anthropic's AI Technology without authorisation

A Florida pastor has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming that ChatGPT's medical advice delayed his treatment and contributed to a life-threatening pulmonary embolism. According to the lawsuit, ChatGPT allegedly advised him to stay home instead of seeking immediate medical attention, leading to severe health complications. The case raises serious questions about the risks of relying on AI for medical guidance and whether chatbots should play a role in healthcare decisions.

Watch the full report to understand the lawsuit, OpenAI's response, and the growing debate over AI-generated medical advice.

Florida Pastor Sues Openai over allegedly harmful Chatgpt medical advice 

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US continues fresh airstrikes on Iran for the fourth consecutive day.
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Iran claims drone attacks on US bases across the Gulf.
Bahrain says Iranian attacks targeted US Fifth Fleet facilities.
Strait of Hormuz crisis fuels global oil market fears.

B. Russia-Ukraine War

Russia attacks merchant ships in Ukraine's Black Sea corridor.

C. FIFA World Cup 2026

Spain defeat France 2-0 to reach the FIFA World Cup Final.
England face Argentina for the final spot in the World Cup.

D. United States

US House passes bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.
San Francisco boat fire leaves one dead and two missing.

E. Latin America

Cuba suffers a third nationwide blackout in less than 10 days.
Colombia rescues 39 hostages from ELN rebels.
Spanish man arrested with cocaine at a Colombia airport.

F. Health

WHO launches the first Ebola antiviral exposure trial in DR Congo.

G. Technology

UK study links social media limits to better teen mental health.
Switzerland probes Google over Android search engine changes.
White House launches AI cybersecurity coordination initiative.

H. Business & Economy

Asian markets rise as US inflation eases.

Trump expands Iran strikes | Hormuz crisis | Bahrain attack | Russia-Ukraine war | World Cup final

Instead of demanding a massive overhaul of the national education system to prepare for the AI revolution, millions of bright young Indians spend their days arguing online. 

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AI may live in the digital world, but a new platform wants to give it real-world hands and feet. The idea is simple: AI agents hire human ‘meat’ to perform physical tasks they cannot do themselves, creating a strange new gig economy where software becomes the boss. All you need to know.

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The report warns that without deliberate action, AI could widen gaps in income, opportunity and governance, reversing years of progress in reducing global inequality. 

AI threatens jobs held by women nearly twice in comparison to men: Study

The year 2025 exposed AI’s legal, ethical and social risks; from election robocalls to antisemitic chatbots, ransomware, pirated content for training and Hollywood backlash. Regulation struggled to keep pace with the mindboggling pace of AI developments. Here is a roundup


YEARENDER 2025: Biggest AI controversies, from robocall elections to ‘antisemitic’ Grok, ransomware and deepfake

Most people are unaware that India faces a severe GPU and compute crisis, with almost no access to high-end NVIDIA H100 clusters. The US, China, UAE and South Korea operate massive AI supercomputers; India mostly rents foreign cloud compute. 

7 reasons why most Indians don’t realise how disruptive AI will be

Without domestic investment in chips, AI platforms and robotics, India will import more hardware and core software. 

7 ways AI can damage Indian economy if it clings to cheap manual labour?

China’s factories run on automated assembly lines, drone fleets, robotic forklifts and automated warehouses. India’s factories still rely heavily on low-cost manual labour, which slows both productivity and technology adoption.

From Japan to China! Why Asia is leading robotics while India watches from the sidelines

India’s development model continues to focus on job-led growth, not automation-led productivity. Meanwhile, global economic power is shifting toward countries that master AI, robotics, semiconductor design and digital infrastructure. 

'India vs AI': PM Modi is busy creating jobs but ignoring AI takeover of China & US

The Middle East is developing its own sovereign LLMs, including Falcon (UAE), Jais (UAE), and other region-specific large models funded directly by state-backed research centres.

7 reason why even Middle East is ahead of India in global AI race

Robotics is becoming inseparable from AI, and India’s presence in the humanoid space is minimal. The US has Tesla Optimus, Figure AI and Boston Dynamics, while China has Unitree, Fourier Intelligence and government-backed robotics labs scaling humanoid production.

Stuck with creating jobs? 7 reasons why India is 'losing' global AI race

'249 year old doc': AI detector says 1776 declaration is 99.99% AI-written, yet some people believe in its authenticity

Human intelligence hits a biological ceiling: 86 billion neurons. AI hits a compute ceiling, which can be expanded indefinitely. As parameters grow from billions to trillions and clusters merge into giant compute networks, 

AI is not a machine, it’s a new species! 7 reasons why it is 100 time more intelligent than humans

As AI tools flood classrooms, many fear for the future of teaching. But one industry leader argues this isn't the end of an era, but the beginning of a crucial shift.

Are human teachers becoming obsolete? EdTech CEO explain how AI could change the way of teaching

Artificial intelligence will not only hit the job market but will impact the music industry as well, as AI-generated music could gradually weaken the demand for artist-created content and impact royalty-backed music intellectual property (IP).

Artificial intelligence can impact music industry, royalties: Report

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of modern warfare. Nations worldwide are investing heavily in AI technologies to enhance military capabilities, reduce human casualties, and gain strategic advantages.

10 countries racing to replace human soldiers with AI! Is India on the list?

AI tools like ChatGPT are opening up endless opportunities for entrepreneurs. Whether you’re a student, freelancer, or full-time professional, you can use AI to create profitable businesses with little investment. Here are 20 detailed business ideas you can start today with AI & ChatGPT.


20 business ideas you can build with AI & ChatGPT

Here’s a closer look at the top 8 nations making significant advances in cyber warfare capabilities.

'From India to Iran': 8 countries leading in cyber warfare capabilities

Neuralink, Elon Musk’s ambitious brain-computer interface (BCI) project, aims to create a direct communication channel between the human brain and machines. 

Can Elon Musk's Neuralink turn a human into Cyborg?

When people imagine the future of humanity, the terms cyborg and synth often come up in the same breath. Yet, while they both represent the merging of man and machine, they are not the same. 

What is the difference between cyborgs and synths? Understanding future of AI beings

The fusion of biology and technology could reshape everything from healthcare to warfare, and some experts warn it might eventually redefine or even replace human civilisation as we know it.

'AI inside human brain': What are cyborgs and how can they replace human civilisation?

This timeline was outlined after the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) selected the company among 67 applicants to spearhead India’s GenAI platform. 

Meet Sarvam AI, the company behind India’s first GenAI platform launching in 6 months

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Trump Administration accuses Moonshot AI of using Anthropic's AI Technology without authorisation

Florida Pastor Sues Openai over allegedly harmful Chatgpt medical advice

Trump expands Iran strikes | Hormuz crisis | Bahrain attack | Russia-Ukraine war | World Cup final

Indians waste their lives over 'CJP', US deploys AIs to erase their jobs

'Robots need your body': Are you up to 'rent' yourself to AI? Deets inside

AI threatens jobs held by women nearly twice in comparison to men: Study

YEARENDER: AI controversies of 2025, from ‘antisemitic’ Grok to ransomware

7 reasons why most Indians don’t realise how disruptive AI will be

7 ways AI can damage Indian economy if it clings to cheap manual labour?

From Japan to China! Why Asia leads robotics while India watches from sideline

'India vs AI': PM Modi is busy creating jobs but ignoring AI takeover

7 reason why even Middle East is ahead of India in global AI race

Stuck with creating jobs? 7 reasons why India is 'losing' global AI race

'249 year old doc': AI detector says 1776 declaration is 99.99% AI-written, yet some people believe in its authenticity

AI is not a machine, it’s a new species! 100 time more intelligent than humans

EdTech CEO argues on why AI can't replicate empathy