Why India still doesn’t not have its own ChatGPT or DeepSeek? Zepto CEO, a Stanford dropout, explains

Chinese startup DeepSeek's launch of its low-cost R1 large language model has sparked questions about India's lagging AI innovation. Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha attributes India's struggle to the absence of large, profitable internet companies, emphasizing the need for innovative, capital-generating enterprise to drive India's tech future.

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Will your iPhone get iOS 19 update? Some popular models rumoured to be left out. Check the list

Apple's upcoming iOS 19 update may leave behind older iPhones, according to leaks. Reports suggest that the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max, all powered by the A12 Bionic chip, might not receive the update. However, newer models, starting from the iPhone 11 and the second-gen iPhone SE, are expected to remain compatible. While these older devices may miss out on new features, Apple is likely to continue providing security updates for them. More details will be revealed at WWDC 2025 on June 9 when Apple officially announces iOS 19.

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How Donald Trump's tariffs could impact iPhone prices in the U.S.

President Trump's new tariffs on imports from China, India, and Vietnam may increase the costs of future iPhones. These tariffs impact Apple's production hubs significantly. It remains uncertain whether Apple will absorb the costs or pass them to consumers. Apple is exploring other production options, but many face similar levies. Upcoming iPhones might be more expensive for U.S. customers.

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Why AI can’t beat a wall of lava lamps: How the ‘wall of entropy’ secures the internet?

Cloudflare, a company that provides cybersecurity services uses a wall of lava lamps in its headquarters to generate true randomness for secure encryption. The unpredictable motion of the lava inside the lamps provides a level of randomness that computers struggle to create, making encryption keys nearly impossible to crack. Human activity and backup sources further enhance this randomness.

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'Still Ghibli-posting, pivot to insurance fraud': Netizens are now using ChatGPT to fake receipts and accidents

Some individuals are using ChatGPT’s image-generation feature to create fake receipts and fabricate car accidents to commit fraud. This new misuse of AI tools has sparked concerns about its potential for deception. Experts worry that fraudulent activities could rise, posing challenges for insurance firms and financial institutions, and leading to stricter policies.

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Apple Intelligence is now available in India. Here are the features you must check out

Apple Intelligence is now available in India; iOS 18.4 also enables 10 new native languages in India. Here are the features that users must check-out

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Nintendo Switch 2 to come with new chat features, 1080p display. Check release date, specs, game titles

Nintendo is set to launch the Switch 2 on June 5, introducing major upgrades like GameChat, a larger 7.9-inch 1080p screen, magnetic Joy-Cons, and 256GB storage. The console supports split-screen multiplayer, a built-in microphone, and an optional camera accessory for streaming. It remains backward compatible with existing Switch games, though some may not be fully supported. Nintendo will also release new games like Mario Kart World and Street Fighter 6 alongside the console.

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