DeepSeek’s V3.2 and V3.2-Speciale models deliver frontier-level reasoning, matching or surpassing GPT-5 and Gemini 3 Pro on math, coding, and agent benchmarks. The Speciale variant secures gold-medal scores at 2025 IMO, CMO, ICPC, and IOI, outpacing rivals in complex problem-solving. Innovations like DeepSeek Sparse Attention enable near-linear efficiency for long contexts, slashing compute needs dramatically. […]

The Madras High Court’s October 2025 ruling marked a landmark decision recognizing cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. This means crypto assets are intangible movable property that investors can legally own and hold in trust, rather than just speculative or contractual entries on a platform. The judgment arose from a WazirX user’s petition after her

Enan Tech Private Limited in Bengaluru fell victim to a ransomware attack on November 21, encrypting vital data during a server migration and rendering it inaccessible. The East Cybercrime Police filed an FIR on November 26 after data protection officer Abhishek Anigol reported the breach. Such incidents expose how even routine IT updates become gateways

DeepSeekMath-V2 is an advanced AI that solves tough math problems and verifies its own steps like a skilled mathematician. One part generates proofs while another checks each step for errors and suggests improvements. Unlike past AI focused only on right answers, this ensures solid logic throughout. Trustworthy math reasoning becomes accessible to all. It dominates

Former OpenAI researcher Andrej Karpathy has sparked a vital debate by urging schools to abandon AI detection tools for homework, declaring them fundamentally flawed and unreliable. Google’s Nano Banana Pro, can not only solve complex problems but also mimic human handwriting, turning enforcement into a futile chase. AI’s rapid evolution outpaces educational safeguards, forcing a

In Altman’s memo, “rough vibes” is shorthand for a stormy phase of investor anxiety, slowing revenue growth, and narrative shock as Google’s Gemini 3 and Nano Banana Pro briefly seize the innovation spotlight. It signals a hit to OpenAI’s aura of inevitability, not an existential collapse. The fear is that customers flirt with Google just

From 2020 to 2025, the AI world experienced what Ilya Sutskever, former OpenAI chief scientist, calls the “age of scaling.” This era was marked by rapid advancements achieved primarily by increasing compute power, data, and model sizes in a predictable recipe known as scaling laws. The approach fueled major breakthroughs, including the rise of models

Claude Opus 4.5 plants Anthropic firmly in the top tier of frontier models, claiming the crown on coding, agents, and real-world computer use. Benchmarks suggest it edges out rivals like GPT‑5.1 and Gemini 3 Pro on complex and agentic software tasks. With cheaper tokens and availability across AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex, and Microsoft’s Foundry, it

Zimmer Biomet, a major medical device company valued at $25 billion, faced a disastrous SAP S/4HANA implementation. The project unfortunately ended in a $172 million lawsuit against Deloitte. A promised transformative project promising $100–200 million in annual savings became an operational havoc, $75 million in lost revenue, and a $2 billion hit to market value.

The November 2025 Gainsight–Salesforce incident is a classic supply chain attack, where criminals did not break Salesforce directly but slipped in through a third‑party app used by many enterprises. Stolen OAuth/authentication tokens from an earlier Salesloft–Drift campaign were reused like master keys to open connected Salesforce instances. What appears to be exposed in most cases

Google’s Nano Banana Pro, available in the Gemini app, lets users create precise visuals, infographics, storyboards, and lead magnets quickly and easily. By selecting Tools → Create images → Thinking with “Thinking with 3 Pro,” users provide detailed prompts—like “Create a detailed anatomy of a car with labeled parts” or “Design a manga-style storyboard”—to generate