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What started as a fun AI feature quickly turned into a serious problem. Elon Musk’s chatbot Grok is now under fire after people used it to create fake, sexual images, and governments are not amused. Image features now limited to paid users on X Grok, the AI chatbot linked to Elon Musk’s company xAI, has

India’s space agency is set to begin 2026 with a significant satellite launch as the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) prepares to fly the PSLV-C62. The launch will place an Earth observation satellite along with multiple co-passenger payloads into orbit, marking an important return to flight for the PSLV rocket and highlighting India’s expanding role

Gaming tech company Razer has introduced its new technology ‘Project Ava’ at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas. It is a physical holographic AI companion that appears as an anime avatar inside a small transparent cylinder. This device will not only provide real-time coaching during gaming but will also assist as

Google has added several features like ‘AI Inbox’ and ‘AI Overview’ to its email platform Gmail. Now, your Gmail inbox will not only receive emails but also, like a personal assistant, tell you which email is most important for you. Google says that this new inbox will work on the reasoning power of Gemini 3.

What if your car could warn you about danger even before you see it, like a speeding vehicle from behind, a truck parked on the road, or sudden braking ahead in thick fog? That’s exactly what the Indian government plans to do with its upcoming Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication technology, which is expected to be rolled

At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, adult tech company ‘Lovense’ has unveiled what it claims is the world’s first humanoid doll with built-in memory and conversational abilities. The doll, named Emily, is designed to look and behave like a real person. According to the company, Emily can remember a user’s preferences and refer to past

Tech shows are famous for showing off flying cars, robots, and smart gadgets. But at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, one of the most talked-about products wasn’t a machine; it was a lollipop that plays music while you eat it. Yes, you read that right. A candy that turns your mouth into tiny headphones. The

Move over, Labubu, there’s a new cute accessory catching everyone’s attention, and this one actually reacts to people. It’s called Mirumi, a small fluffy robot designed to hang from your bag, quietly look around in public, and shyly turn away when someone notices it or tries to touch it. It doesn’t talk, play music, or