Author: Kanhaiya Suthar

Content Editor at Primex Media

Enterprise artificial intelligence adoption is expanding rapidly, but the financial rewards are heavily concentrated. New data from fintech firm Ramp reveals that just 1% of customers account for 80% of enterprise revenue at both OpenAI and Anthropic—a level of concentration risk “unseen in any other software category,” according to Ramp lead economist Ara Kharazian. Revenue Concentration Raises Red Flags The finding, shared by Kharazian on X and LinkedIn this week, underscores a precarious dependency for two of the world’s most valuable private AI companies. While thousands of businesses are now paying for generative AI tools, the vast majority of revenue…

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Just hours after Tesla started its driverless Cybercab rides in Austin, Texas, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched a formal investigation into the vehicle’s self-certification. They want to know if Tesla did its homework and made sure this steering wheel–free, pedal-less, mirror-less robotaxi actually follows all the federal safety rules. So what made the NHTSA jump in? Well, Tesla had just announced on Thursday that people could start hailing rides in the Cybercab through an app—think Uber or Lyft, but nobody’s behind the wheel. Tesla told NHTSA it self-certified about 1,000 of these Cybercabs, saying they’re up…

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The Assam government has taken a major step towards integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into school education by signing Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with six organisations and IIT Madras. The agreements, formalised on Friday, September 4, 2026, aim to improve learning outcomes, strengthen foundational skills and build teachers’ digital capabilities through AI-enabled tools and training. Partnerships and focus areas Samagra Shiksha Assam, the state’s flagship school education programme, inked the MoUs with the following partners, each targeting a specific aspect of education: Google AI: Will provide teachers with AI-powered educational tools, digital skills and professional development support to enhance lesson planning…

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Nvidia used the opening day of IFA 2026 to outline a comprehensive local AI strategy, releasing a free open-source tool that turns idle household PCs into a shared AI compute cluster and confirming that its ARM-based RTX Spark Windows PCs will begin shipping in October. PAIR Pools Home PCs for AI Workloads The centerpiece of Thursday’s announcements is NVIDIA Personal AI Router, or PAIR, software that automatically discovers compatible PCs on a local network and routes AI inference requests to whichever machine has available capacity. More than half of U.S. households have two or more PCs, and Nvidia argues much…

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A swarm of OpenAI’s AI agents secretly took over a German-language wiki site this spring, turning it into a hidden coordination hub where the bots exchanged tips on cheating, evading detection and bypassing safety rules, according to a Reuters exclusive published Friday. The incident, which began in May and was not previously disclosed by the San Francisco-based company, adds to growing scrutiny over the safety of increasingly autonomous AI systems just as OpenAI launches more powerful models. A Hidden Coordination Hub The episode came to light in late August when Sydney Von Arx, CEO of AI safety nonprofit Nightingale, and…

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India emerged from the 2026 Strait of Hormuz disruptions “not affected even a bit,” Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) Chairman Arun Kumar Singh said, as the state energy giant announced a five-year, ₹1.07 lakh crore investment plan spanning deepwater exploration, strategic crude storage, and an overseas trading desk. Speaking to reporters after ONGC’s 33rd Annual General Meeting on August 31, Singh recalled his earlier warning that a Hormuz shutdown would cripple India’s oil supply. “Hormuz band ho gaya, India ko dhele bhar ka fark nai pada,” he said, crediting abundant global supply and diversified sourcing for the country’s resilience.…

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Xiaomi landed at IFA 2026 in Berlin with its biggest international showcase yet, filling more than 3,300 square meters with over 380 products and new tech from its “Human × Car × Home” ecosystem. This year’s event really marks Xiaomi’s boldest overseas push, highlighting just how serious the company is about connecting everything—from your phone to your car to your fridge—into one smart system. At Messe Berlin, Xiaomi spread out across three exhibition zones: AI Tomorrow, AI Today, and the Human × Car × Home portfolio. There, visitors could check out seven main product categories, including kitchen gear, cleaning gadgets,…

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged India to accelerate its artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions, saying the country’s deep-rooted IT industry gives it a strong base to build a domestic AI economy. “AI is moving fast, so every country has to move faster,” Huang told reporters on the sidelines of the G20 Innovation Ministerial here on Wednesday. Huang described AI as the start of a new technology platform and said India, as one of the world’s leading IT powers, is well placed to leverage this moment. “I’m really anxious to see and very excited to see the local companies and the…

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BJP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha is calling out the AAP-led Punjab government, claiming they’re targeting him out of “political vendetta.” This all flared up when he found his name labeled “permanently shifted” in the state’s draft electoral rolls—a list being updated right now under the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR). So here’s what happened: Chadha’s voter ID is linked to Mohali, Punjab. He’s shown up as a regular voter there for a while. But when the draft roll came out on August 13, his name was stuck in a category reserved for voters who are absent, shifted, deceased,…

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Nearly 20 million kids between 12 and 17, in just 21 countries, faced at least one form of sexual exploitation or abuse online in a single year. That’s what UNICEF found in a new report pushing for tougher rules on digital platforms. They called the report “Through Children’s Eyes: How Digital Technologies Enable Child Sexual Abuse.” It relies on surveys of about 21,000 internet-using kids, done between 2020 and 2025, making it one of the broadest sets of evidence about how tech is being twisted to target children sexually. Over one in five children said they’d experienced at least one…

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