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06 Feb

Google Gemini Wants Your ChatGPT History

Nidhi Rohilla0 CommentsArtificial Intelligence, Latest News, TechnologyArtificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Google Gemini

Google Makes It Easy to Ditch ChatGPT for Gemini Have you ever wanted to try a new AI but felt held back because all your best ideas, projects, and "inside jokes" were trapped in another app? Switching often feels like starting a conversation with a stranger who has no idea what you’ve been working on for months. Fortunately, relief is finally here. A Gemini new feature is presently being rolled out: an AI chat migration tool. This upgrade lets you import your previous discussions from rivals such as ChatGPT and Claude right into the Gemini ecosystem. It’s all about keeping…

03 Feb

India Announces Zero-Tax Policy for Global AI Until 2047

Nidhi Rohilla0 CommentsArtificial Intelligence, Latest News, TechnologyFuture of Tech India, Global AI Infrastructure, Zero tax regime 2047

India’s Big Leap Toward a Global AI Cloud Hub India is taking a risky step toward becoming the centre of the digital world. In the 2026-27 Union Budget, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed a game-changing plan: a tax-free window for global IT firms that chose India as their home base for AI. The 2047 Vision: A Zero-Tax Revolution To secure the Future of Tech India, the government has introduced an India AI tax holiday. This means foreign cloud providers, the companies that power the apps and tools we use every day, will enjoy a zero tax regime 2047. If these…

02 Feb

AI Layoffs in India: Tech Hubs Face Mental Health Crisis

Nidhi Rohilla0 CommentsArtificial Intelligence, Latest News, TechnologyAI layoffs India 2026

The Human Side of Technology: India’s Tech Crisis India’s tech story used to be one of constant growth and endless open doors. But today, that story is changing. As automation moves from a futuristic idea to a standard boardroom tool, a shadow is falling over the people who built the industry. We aren’t just looking at a software update; we are seeing a profound shift in the lives of millions of workers. When Algorithms Take the Lead The Indian IT sector crisis has moved past simple "growing pains." We are now witnessing a fundamental change where entry-level jobs the traditional…

23 Dec

AI in Trouble? Data Breaches, Skills, and Laws Hinder Indian Firms!

technologymagazine0 CommentsArtificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Latest NewsAI governance in India

AI on pause? Indian companies tackle cyber risks and legal gaps The application of artificial intelligence continues to rise in Indian organizations and systems, integrating it into various operations. However, there is concern over cyber threats, data loss vulnerability, and regulatory issues. Moreover, a report by Deloitte Access Economics and Deloitte AI Institute shows that a lack of understanding of the technology and legal and ethical risks is also furthering AI implementation in the country. The report involved a survey of 102 strategic respondents from India, including chiefs of risk, compliance, and data from public and private organizations and not-for-profits…

18 Dec

OpenAI’s Sora: Democratizing Filmmaking Through AI

technologymagazine0 CommentsArtificial Intelligence, Latest News, Open AIAI, OpenAI, OpenAI's Sora

Revolutionizing Filmmaking: AI-Powered Tools That Empower Creators and Transform Content Creation OpenAI’s Sora is reshaping the filmmaking landscape by bringing advanced AI-driven tools to creators worldwide. Designed to simplify the filmmaking process, Sora uses generative AI to enable the creation of high-quality video content with minimal resources. Its innovative features make it a game-changer for small-scale creators and large studios alike, bridging the gap between technical expertise and creativity. Sora leverages cutting-edge AI algorithms to handle complex tasks such as script visualization, scene rendering, and video editing. These tools automate time-consuming processes, allowing creators to focus on storytelling. Sora integrates…