Nvidia unveils the RTX 50-series chips at CES 2025, bringing AI-powered enhancements to gaming PCs. Featuring DLSS 4 and Blackwell architecture, these chips boost gaming performance and offer generative AI capabilities for developers.

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Rules draft aims to boost data privacy and security, giving citizens more control and holding businesses accountable. Public consultation is open until February 2025.

Microsoft plans an $80 billion investment in AI data centers in fiscal 2025, with a significant portion dedicated to the U.S., to expand its AI and cloud capabilities globally.

At CES 2025, Google revealed an upgrade to its Google TV software, adding Gemini AI to the Google Assistant. This upgrade allows more natural voice interactions and deeper YouTube integration, with an always-on mode for customized content. The update will roll out later this year on TVs from Sony, Hisense, and TCL.

Nvidia’s Project Digits, revealed at CES 2025, is a personal AI supercomputer for researchers and students. Powered by the Grace Blackwell Superchip, it delivers up to 200 billion parameters for AI model training, priced at $3,000.

Discover how the “Bad Likert Judge” technique is bypassing AI safety features, increasing attack success rates by over 60%. Learn about the risks of AI jailbreaks and the need for stronger content filtering in large language models.

AI-driven phishing scams are targeting executives with hyper-personalized emails, using vast amounts of scraped data to craft convincing attacks. Learn how AI is making cybercrime more sophisticated and difficult to detect.

Unbound Academy is launching a fully AI-powered virtual school for 4th to 8th graders in August 2025, offering personalized learning with human “guides.” Learn how AI will reshape education and its potential to replace traditional teachers.

xAI, founded by Elon Musk, missed its promised release of the Grok 3 AI model by the end of 2024. The delay, part of a growing trend in AI companies, highlights challenges in scaling models and diminishing returns from traditional training methods.

DigiLocker, the Indian government-run platform for digital document verification, has been down since January 1, 2025, disrupting customer onboarding for fintech firms.