ASUS Pad (T3201) review: Strong display and sleek design, but there's a catch

ASUS launched the ASUS Pad (T3201) in India, priced from ₹45,990. It features a 12.2-inch OLED display and a MediaTek Dimensity 8300 chipset. While the tablet is great for entertainment and reading, it is not a full laptop replacement. Many users will find the sleek design and smooth screen very useful.

Should Claude get the same treatment as humans? The question opens rift between Pope and Anthropic

Anthropic is trying to give Claude the same moral values as humans, causing a major rift. Columbia University professor Vishal Misra criticized the move, saying, "This is indeed deeply disturbing and incredibly arrogant of everyone who believes they are birthing a new super intelligent being with a soul."

Want the latest iPhone without buying it? India's smartphone subscription bet grows

Subscription models for premium smartphones are gaining traction in India as buyers look to lower upfront costs. "The opportunity is to make premium technology accessible without requiring customers to pay the full device price upfront," said Jayant Jha. Many users now prefer monthly payments to upgrade their devices more frequently.

Yami Gautam flags AI-altered pics, urges media to use her images in original form

Actor Yami Gautam asked the media to stop using AI to alter her photos from public appearances. She said, “Kindly use images in original form.” Her request comes as many celebrities face issues with fake AI content. Meanwhile, Yami is set to headline the film Nayyi Navelli, releasing October 16.

Sergey Brin may be asked to pay $13 billion wealth tax: Google co-founder spends $102 million to avoid paying it

Google co-founder Sergey Brin spent $102 million to oppose California’s proposed billionaire wealth tax. Brin, who could face a $13 billion tax bill, linked his concerns to his family’s escape from the Soviet Union in 1979. He said, “I had feared California could face similar conditions.” The measure appears in November.

IT Q2 preview: Muted growth, steady margins likely; deal conversion, AI deflation in focus

India’s top IT firms expect muted revenue growth and steady margins for the July-September quarter. Analysts said discretionary spending remains tight due to geopolitical issues. "Q2 is not going to be any better than Q1," said Gaurav Vasu. Companies now focus on how AI impacts services and deal conversion timelines.