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OpenAI launches ChatGPT-5 amid intensifying AI competition
ChatGPT-5 is rolling out free to all users of the AI tool, which is used by nearly 700 million people weekly, OpenAI said in a briefing with journalists
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Modi's China Visit: Could it reset links amid Trump's tariff war?
As India marks 75 years of diplomatic ties with China, the Prime Minister's potential visit to the SCO Summit could help redefine relations shaped by Galwan, US-led tariff battles and global realignments
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Trump signals willingness to engage Putin, skipping Zelensky
The statement, which contradicted earlier reports that a Putin-Zelensky meeting was a prerequisite for the summit, came after Trump gave Moscow until Friday to reach a ceasefire or face fresh sanctions
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Except trade, little integration between India and China
India runs a growing trade deficit with China, and tourism has taken a significant hit since the Galwan clashes—there were about 31,000 arrivals from China in 2023 as against 340,000 in 2019
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Dogs of war: China touts killer robot 'wolves'
State broadcaster CCTV said the robots, an upgrade from earlier robotic dog iterations, can replace human soldiers in dangerous conditions to reduce combat casualties
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Apple announces additional $100 billion boost to US operations
Trump announced the increased commitment at the White House alongside the tech giant's CEO, Tim Cook, calling it "the largest investment Apple has made in America"
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Graphic of the Day: UPI payments get smaller
The average value of a UPI transaction has dropped 16 percent since FY23, suggesting increased use for small-ticket payments
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Trump's chip exemptions lift tech stocks, markets climb
Stock gains were led by Taiwan's giant TSMC, which surged almost five percent in early trade
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Why the tariff tantrum? Trump is desperate for a trade deal with India
The US president's threats of 50 percent tariffs show how badly he wants in on a market that will soon expand its GDP by the size of a Norway or Singapore every year
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India Tech Jobs 2025: Hiring dips for entry-level engineers as skill gaps, AI disruptions grow
As the net addition of entry-level engineers (up to 25 years of age) in formal employment has dropped consecutively for the last two financial years, data shows that the IT sector is more likely to hire experienced personnel in 2025
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RBI keeps GDP growth forecast unchanged despite Trump tariff storm
The central bank also keeps interest rates unchanged; economists say further rate cut an option only if the tariff situation worsens considerably