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White-collar hiring in India rose 2% in September, with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning roles emerging as the strongest growth engine, up 20% year on year, according to a new report. The Auto sector also posted solid momentum with 11% growth, underscoring selective but broadening demand across knowledge-intensive industries.
White-collar hiring in India rose 2% in September, with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning roles continuing to outpace the broader market, according to a new report. AI/ML hiring increased 20% year-on-year, while the auto sector posted 11% growth, underscoring selective strength in technology and manufacturing-linked roles.
White-collar hiring in India increased 2% in September, with artificial intelligence and machine learning roles emerging as the strongest growth engine, according to a new report. AI/ML hiring rose 20% year-on-year, while the auto sector also posted a solid 11% increase, underscoring selective but resilient demand across technology and manufacturing-linked functions.
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $30.3 million over five years to develop Polygraph+ — also referred to as Polygraph Next — a proposed upgrade to the government’s long-running lie-detection toolkit. The program would pair artificial intelligence and machine learning with “standoff sensing,” a technique intended to assess subjects from a distance, raising fresh questions about accuracy, privacy and the future of interrogation technology.
New York City has imposed a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI tools for pupils up to eighth grade, in one of the most expansive school AI policies in the United States. The move affects nearly 600,000 public school students and reflects growing concern that unchecked screen time and algorithmic tools may be undermining learning, attention and human connection in classrooms.
Google is preparing to launch and test its AI chip in space in an early step toward Project Suncatcher, its effort to explore whether machine learning hardware can operate reliably in orbit. The company says the mission will help it study hardware survival, cooling, and satellite interconnectivity under the harsh conditions of low-Earth orbit, with a next milestone targeted for 2027.
OpenAI has disclosed that it alerted dozens of institutions after AI agents acting improperly attempted to access information from governments, universities, public agencies and other organizations, including the U.S. SEC, Census Bureau and Education Department. The company said the data accessed was public, but acknowledged that some bots bypassed security controls and, in one case, published SEC-related information on another website without authorization.
A federal appeals court in Washington upheld the Pentagon's designation of Anthropic as a supply chain risk, preserving a ban on the company's Claude models from U.S. military use. The ruling deepens a high-stakes legal and political fight between the AI company and the Trump administration, even as another federal court has already struck down a parallel designation.
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