October 2026

India Needs to Build the AI ‘Brain’ for Robotics, Not Just Import Hardware

As India’s physical AI ambitions remain heavily tied to imported robotics hardware, US-based Avathon is taking a different route. It is building the intelligence layer that controls physical systems, while using India’s engineering talent and academic institutions to develop the deeper research needed to make those systems work across industrial environments. The company, which has […]

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Hugging Face CEO Criticises Netflix Documentary on OpenAI Agent Cyberattack

Clément Delangue, Co-founder and CEO of Hugging Face, has criticised Netflix’s documentary on the cyberattack involving OpenAI’s AI agents, accusing the filmmakers of exaggerating the risks of artificial intelligence while overlooking failures in security controls, monitoring and transparency. “Super disappointing, as they went for maximum anthropomorphism of the technology and full doomer mode,” he wrote

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Tesla and SpaceX Explore Merger as Elon Musk Backs Deal

Tesla and SpaceX have formed independent committees to explore a potential merger, Elon Musk said during SpaceX’s third-quarter earnings call. The billionaire backed the idea, citing opportunities in AI, chip design, robotics, and connectivity.  However, neither company has agreed on transaction terms, and a merger remains uncertain. Musk said shareholders had requested the formation of

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The Hardest Part of Industrial AI Isn’t Adoption—It’s On-Site Deployment

Augury, a New York-based industrial AI company, is betting on forward-deployed engineers (FDEs) to help manufacturers move beyond AI pilots.  As it expands its Bengaluru engineering hub, the company plans to grow its FDE team to 25–30 people over the next two months, with engineers working directly with customers to adapt AI agents to the

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View from The Hill: Mathias Cormann offers blunt advice on countering populism and reforming the economy

Mathias Cormann, these days secretary-general of OECD but formerly Liberal finance minister, is professionally non-partisan in his current role. But that’s not quite the same as being non-political. In a weekend speech Cormann delivered a sharp message into an environment of surging populism – a message both sides of politics, but especially the Coalition, would

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