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Russia’s Breakthrough AI Humanoid Robot Stumbles in Premiere, Highlighting Tech Hurdles
Russia’s breakthrough AI humanoid robot, introduced as a symbol of technological progress, unexpectedly faltered during its premiere demonstration. The incident highlighted the complex challenges behind creating human-like machines and sparked global debate about the realism, limitations, and future trajectory of AI-driven robotics.

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UNESCO’s New Neurotechnology Guidelines: Safeguarding the Human Mind
UNESCO has released the world’s first ethical framework for neurotechnology, focusing on mental privacy, human dignity, and equitable access. The guidelines aim to ensure that innovation in brain-tech aligns with global human rights principles.

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Digital Deception Rising: Google’s November Advisory on Online Scams
As digital scams grow smarter, Google’s November 2025 Fraud and Scams Advisory warns users of a new wave of AI-driven deception — from voice-cloning frauds to fake job offers and investment traps. The tech giant emphasizes that awareness, verification, and strong online hygiene are now as vital as technology itself. In a world where AI blurs truth and trust, Google urges every user to pause, verify, and stay vigilant.

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Superintelligent AI Is Closer Than We Think — and the Safeguards Aren’t
Superintelligent AI may be closer than we think. As innovation accelerates, global safety frameworks lag dangerously behind — raising questions about control, alignment, and the future of human oversight.

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How Qualcomm’s B2B Pivot Is Redefining Opportunities for Tech Marketers
Qualcomm’s shift into the B2B market with its Snapdragon X2 Elite chip is transforming how tech marketers craft narratives, build partnerships, and drive enterprise storytelling.

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UNESCO Sets First Global Standard for Neurotechnology Ethics
UNESCO has adopted the world’s first global framework for neurotechnology ethics, safeguarding cognitive liberty and mental privacy as brain-interface tech expands worldwide.

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Processing at Home: Microsoft’s Move to Run AI Queries in Indian Data Centers
Microsoft is set to process AI queries within Indian data centers, marking a major step in AI localization and data sovereignty.
This move boosts performance, regulatory compliance, and trust — positioning India as a key hub in Microsoft’s global AI strategy.

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ChatGPT Go Now Free for One Year in India: How to Claim Premium AI Access
OpenAI is offering Indian users one year of free access to ChatGPT Go starting November 4, 2025. The mid-tier plan powered by GPT-5 includes faster responses, image generation, and advanced personalization—learn how to claim it here.

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Snapmint Raises $125 Million in Funding Led by General Atlantic
Snapmint raised $125 million led by General Atlantic, boosting its position in India’s BNPL market. The funding will help expand its reach, enhance AI-driven credit models, and strengthen its merchant network amid renewed investor confidence in India’s fintech growth.

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Microsoft Azure & 365 Global Outage: When the Cloud Falls — Lessons for the Modern Enterprise
On October 29, 2025, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 experienced a massive global outage that disrupted businesses across continents. The incident, traced to a misconfiguration in Azure Front Door, highlighted how even top-tier cloud systems can falter. This event serves as a vital reminder for enterprises to strengthen redundancy, monitoring, and transparency in their cloud strategies.

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AI’s Next Chapter: How 2025 Will Redefine the Way Businesses Work
AI is entering a new phase in 2025 — one focused on personalization, responsibility, and innovation. From generative AI to smarter data use and sustainability, businesses are redefining how they work, create, and grow with the power of intelligent technology.

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