HeyJaredKrishna Ravi Srinivas
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Amazon v. Perplexity: whoâs in control when an AI agent acts for you? (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence and digital commerce have locked horns in a case Amazon.com has filed against Perplexity AI. Amazon filed the suit in November challenging Perplexityâs Comet browser, especially its âAssistantâ artificial intelligence (AI) feature. While a conventional web scraper passively harvests text to train a model, an agentic system like Assistant can take multiple actions on a userâs behalf, like a typical human agent: it can log into an account, compare products, fill a c
Convergent perils: luminaries demand human ethics not be outsourced to AI (opens the original)
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The view that artificial intelligence (AI) can pose an existential threat to humankind using technologies like nuclear weapons has been around for some years now. Last year, after examining such threats and risks, one study from the Rand Corporation, a global policy think-tank, argued that such risks could not be ruled out. The study also went on to identify four capabilities that it said AI will have to possess in order to pose an existential threat: “(i) integration with key cyber-physical sys
Indiaâs old computing wars offer a roadmap for future chips (opens the original)
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In his new book Computing in the Age of Decolonization, MIT-based historian Dwaipayan Banerjee uncovers the overlooked history of Indiaâs computing industry from the 1950s to the 1980s, and analyses why the efforts to build self-reliance failed. The story unfolds at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), where scientists found computing to be integral to national sovereignty and built TIFRAC, an indigenous computer completed around 1960. While the postcolonial Indian state fully su
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