Google plans to revolutionize Search by 2025, integrating AI to deliver direct answers, automate research, and enable interactive user experiences. With AI-driven features, Google aims to make Search smarter, personalized, and more conversational.

Meta’s new Frontier AI Framework outlines conditions under which the company may stop developing AI systems deemed “high-risk” or “critical-risk.” These safeguards aim to balance AI innovation with global security concerns, marking a significant shift in Meta’s approach to AGI development.

Researchers have shown that AI models, including ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Qwen, are vulnerable to jailbreaking, allowing harmful content generation and raising major cybersecurity concerns.

The EU’s new AI Act bans AI systems that pose an “unacceptable risk,” including those used for social scoring and biometric manipulation. Companies must comply by August 2025 to avoid hefty fines.

OpenAI’s deep research agent in ChatGPT offers thorough, precise research for professionals. Available to Pro users, with future expansions planned.

At the Utkarsh Odisha Conclave, Ashwini Vaishnaw said that the model will be powered by the India AI Compute Facility, which has secured 18,693 GPUs to develop a large language model (LLM) designed specifically for the country.

Google took the low-key route for the launch of its next-gen flagship AI model, Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental. Instead of a splashy announcement, the company revealed the model in a changelog for its Gemini chatbot app.

OpenAI has raised concerns that DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, may have copied its technology using a technique known as “distillation,” which is prohibited by OpenAI’s terms. While some experts counter these claims, the controversy highlights growing concerns around intellectual property in AI development.