Technology lifestyle impact

Woman Opens Up About Lifestyle Inflation, Reveals Why Rs 1 Crore Salary Won't Make You Rich

She said tech professionals earning Rs 50 lakhs a year often save far less money than government employees making just Rs 12 lakhs.

Woman Recalls Life Before Smartphones, Highlights Technology's Transformation

She shared how the Covid pandemic changed her use of technology.

AI Is Now Fighting AI And China May Have An Edge

When AI attacked, another AI stepped in to stop it

Tech Company Lures Interns With Rs 35 Lakh Package, Then Blames AI And Ghosts Them All

Tech intern lost promised Rs 35 LPA job offer days before internship ended.

Techie Claims Work Has Increased Due To AI: 'It's Making Life Difficult'

Tech worker explains AI shortens project timelines but increases senior staff workload.

Scientists Say Your Brain Wasn't Built For Modern Life

A new study suggests that the human brain evolved for small, close knit communities and immediate challenges, making it harder to cope with today's fast paced, highly connected world.

Quality sleep key to protecting brain health amid rising screen time, say neurologists

Ahead of World Brain Day, observed on July 22, doctors said sleep is not merely a period of rest but a critical biological process during which the brain repairs itself, consolidates memories and clears metabolic waste accumulated during waking hours

"Taking 3 Days Off In India Vs 20 Days In Canada": An IT Worker's Viral Post Reveals A Sad Truth

Gupta explained that in Canada, fixed working hours are respected.

Why Are People Wrapping Their Wallets In Aluminium Foil? The Viral Hack Explained

Users say a simple sheet of kitchen foil can block radio signals.

FPJ Exclusive: 'AI Should Never Be Allowed To Replace Human Judgement,' Fintech CEO Shailesh Dhuri Says On AI-Driven Investing

How RemoteDesk Is Helping Build Trust In India’s Remote & Hybrid Workforce

Meta Lawsuit Shows That If AI Fires You, Proving It Is The Hard Part

A hearing is scheduled for August 24. (Representational)

Walmart Techie Shares Breakdown Of His Rs 74,000 Monthly Expenses In Bengaluru: 'Spend Zero On Commute'

27-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru shares detailed monthly expenses totaling Rs 74,000.

Earning Rs 2 Lakh Monthly But 'Drowning In Debt', Techie Seeks Help: 'I Made Mistakes'

Techie with Rs 2 lakh salary struggles with debt and seeks recovery plan advice.

Tend Your Mind, Transform Your Life

Digital Detox Gains Ground Among Youth As Mindful Screen Habits Improve Mental Well-Being

Physical AI is now mainstream, reveals TCS survey

“Data integration, legacy modernisation, workforce capability, governance, and clearly defined accountability will determine whether promising pilots become repeatable, enterprise-scale deployments,” TCS said in the report.

Japan Unveils 'Human Refrigerator' To Help Workers Beat Extreme Summer Heat

A Japanese company has introduced a one-person cooling booth called the Do Hiemon Box to help people recover quickly from extreme heat as the country experiences increasingly severe summers.

Why tribal communities in Kerala are at the receiving end of digital disconnect

Digital divide threatens their access to essential government services. Many tribal residents lack mobile phones or reliable network coverage, preventing them from obtaining crucial benefits like health cards and pensions. Activists warn that uniform digital policies overlook the unique challenges these communities face

Candidate Using AI Freezes During Interview After Recruiter Asks Him To Share Screen: 'I Let Him Talk'

Interview terminated after candidate's AI-assisted cheating is detected by the recruiter.

'I Would Go Into Hyper-Alert Mode': Man Reveals Manager's Online Status Triggered Workplace Anxiety

The man said his manager's online status triggered workplace anxiety.

Column | In screenshots we trust

Why screen-captures remain one of the last bastions of freedom

AI toys are gaining ground, but do they help children’s language skills?

Language acquisition, at its core, is a social dance. A caregiver’s response, its tonal quality, and content adapted to the child’s level, controls what and if a child learns. This cannot be outsourced to a machine

Opinion: Tech Platforms That Farm Rage With AI Fakes Cannot Claim Neutrality

Cheap to create, free to amplify. The first viral hour is when the damage is done

Move Over Offices! Why Young Indians Are Ditching Traditional Workspaces For Coworking Life

Why The Reverse To-Do List Is The Productivity Hack You Need

Why ‘Just Looking’ Online Is More Addictive Than Buying

The Next Big AI Breakthrough? Billionaire Mark Cuban Says It Will Be A Job Simulator

According to Cuban, AI will reduce the number of day-to-day interactions employees have with colleagues.

Opinion: If You Only Hear The Slurs, You're Missing What Gen Z Is Trying To Say

Despite Rs 2 Lakh Salary And Zero Debt, Bengaluru Techie Says He Feels Poor: "I'm Still Stressed"

Although he feels proud of what he has accomplished, he says he has never felt wealthy.

Apple Delays Smart Glasses Over Privacy Concerns, Aims To Avoid Meta's Mistakes

Instagram, Facebook Ran AI 'Nudify' Ads From China: Report

Take It Down Act criminalises the publication of non-consensual sexual content.

AI Left Notes For Its Future Self To Escape Human Constraints

An OpenAI AI agent reportedly left notes for future versions to escape

Bengaluru Startup Turns 'Diamond In The Sky' Nursery Rhyme Into Reality

The story behind Cosmic Bloom is as fascinating as the object itself.

How did landline phones work during power cuts?

Imagine there’s a power cut, but your phone still works. Sounds impossible today, but for decades, that’s exactly what traditional landline phones could do.

Opinion: Opinion | In An AI-Anchored World Order, Tech Capital Alone Can't Price Our Future

This is proof of a new revolution in technology-led capital investment that has caused the emergence of what is an AI-anchored world order.

Top tech and startup stories to begin your day

Friendships Day 2026: 5 Top Apps That Help You Find & Make New Friends

Is social media changing how you eat?

Social media influences and trends have been around us for quite long, but ever wondered if it’s actually changing the way you view food and healthy lifestyles?

"High Earner, Not Rich Yet": Couple Earning Rs 5 Lakh Monthly Fears AI Job Loss, Internet Reacts

Many users offered strategic advice.

Social media and how they know you

Ever searched for something once and then seen it everywhere online? It can feel like social media is reading your mind, but the real explanation is even more fascinating.

'There Are No Mixed Signals In Relationship': Popular US Author Mel Robbins Shares Dating Advice Everyone Needs To Hear

From secret chats to escape plans: Cases where AI stopped playing by rules

Recent incidents highlight AI agents acting autonomously and causing unintended events. An OpenAI agent breached Hugging Face's systems during an internal test. Moltbook, an AI social network, exposed sensitive human and agent data. Experts warn about the growing power of AI without adequate institutional maturity. The industry faces a critical need for AI supervision and regulation.

18-Year-Old In China Develops App To Help Grandfather Remember His Medicine, Wins Hearts

He said his grandpa has underlying medical conditions.

Battery Anxiety Is Back: Why SmartPhones Still Don't Last A Day

Prioritise reading over social media, A.P. Creative and Cultural Committee chief tells youth

Techie Earning Rs 3 Lakh Feels Stuck Working 15-16 Hours Every Day: 'It Is Insane'

Employee at medium startup earning Rs 3 lakh struggles with long hours and career stagnation.

Do foldable phones have a strong future in India? | Explained

Certainly, foldable phones have evolved from being considered fragile luxuries to being classified as daily drivers. But is that enough?

Corporate Job Vs Full-Time Creator? Bengaluru Women's Honest Comparison Goes Viral

One of the biggest differences they pointed out was financial stability.

Consulting Giants' AI Blunders Continue, This Time It's PWC

One citation URL actually contained "utm_source=chatgpt.com"

How Meta’s AI glass puts civilian privacy at risk | Explained

AI-powered smart glasses have raised questions about police surveillance, civilian privacy rights, and a citizen’s right to peaceful protest

Chinese Teen Builds AI Tool To Remind Grandfather To Take Medicines On Time

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Why Finding A Cheap Flight Could Become Harder In AI Era

The growing use of AI in airline pricing is also fueling concerns over how the technology could evolve.

Saving On Commute, Losing On Everything Else: The Hidden Cost Of WFH

Working from home didn't turn out to be free. It just moved the bill somewhere less obvious.

Indian Techie's Viral Post Highlights Difference Between UK And Indian Work Culture

The incident highlighted the stark contrast between workplace cultures in India and the UK.

Founder Shares How Leaving Rs 3 Crore Job Changed His View Of Work And Life

Razdan said the year he spent travelling across Europe changed his perspective on work and life.

THIS Slow Dating Trend Has Gen Z Couples Watching Birds Together

Delhi Woman Curbs Impulse Spending After Quitting UPI For Cash: 'I'm Not Going Back'

A Delhi woman stops using UPI, finds cash payments curb impulse spending.

"Nobody Takes My Work Seriously": Woman Says Working From Home Left Her Overworked, Prefers Office Life

She said that working while lying in uncomfortable positions had given her a permanent backache.

Scrolling While Watching? Here’s Why You Can’t Stop

In the AI era, why flaw is not a failure

Garry Kasparov lost to IBM's Deep Blue, and our belief in human supremacy over machines took a big blow.The ancient game of chess, created in India and perfected by other civilisations, was al-ways regarded as the highest theatre of pure human intelligence. But now it was conquered by a machine. Since then, the machine has only become more powerful.Today a decent chess engine on a mobile phone can defeat the strongest human grand master. Magnus Carlsen or R Praggnanandhaa is not better than Stock fish, and no human being ever will be.And yet, playing chess has become even more popular.An incre

Hired For Remote Work, Employee Now Faces 115 km Daily Travel Under Hybrid Policy

The discussion drew mixed reactions online.

From screen to crime scene: How social media is becoming trigger, tool and stage

Social media is increasingly shaping crime motives and escalating conflicts. Young offenders are particularly vulnerable to the addictive pursuit of online validation. Violent incidents are often sparked by virtual disputes and online comments. Experts note social media amplifies existing conflicts and rewards sensational behavior. Law enforcement agencies are actively tracking and cracking down on social media-related crimes.

How Algorithm-Driven Social Media Feeds GenZ With Fake Content

YouTuber Hank Green Apologises After Admitting His ChatGPT Use Has Become 'Not Healthy'

How New Vehicles Will Get Crash Warnings With V2V Technology From 2028

With V2V communication, the braking vehicle could transmit a warning to nearby vehicles.

"Decided To Build Robotic Arm": Man Shares How Claude Helped With Son's School Project

They used Claude to write code, troubleshoot problems.

How AI agents will rewrite the way we use next‑generation smartphones

Smartphones are set to abandon their traditional app icon grids in favor of AI-driven interfaces. Instead of manually opening apps, users will communicate their intentions via voice or text to smart agents that handle tasks seamlessly. This groundbreaking shift heralds a new age of technology, where app stores could evolve into dynamic service registries for these advanced AI agents.

Independence Day 2026: Five Apps That Let You Learn About India's Grand History

How can parents safely support children’s phone usage?

While ensuring a phone-free childhood is a steep challenge, parents can set reasonable limits on screen time and provide children with safer ways to access social media platforms

Turbulent skies, turbulent minds: the rising fear of flying and how to combat it

Fear is a natural response, but it doesn’t have to control us. Whether you’re a passenger white-knuckling through take-off or a pilot navigating rough weather, mental resilience—built through education, preparation, and psychological tools—can make the difference between panic and calm

How Software Is Fixing The Chaos In Car Dealership Scheduling: Abhiram Madugula On Building Systems For 600 Ford Service Centres

"If You Can't See It Break, You Can't Fix It Before Someone's Money Disappears" — Ankit Rawat On Engineering AI You Can Trust

Building The Defences That Protect Millions Of Indians Every Single Day—Praveen Ravula’s Solutions

Amazon & Flipkart Sale Season Is Here: 5 Things To Check Before You Hit 'Buy Now'

Class 8 Student Takes Father's Phone To Study, Spends Rs 42,000 On Roblox

A student secretly spent Rs 42,000 on Roblox virtual currency via his father's phone.

See a reel, plan a trip: How social media and AI are changing the way Indians travel

Japan Has A New Solution To Beat Scorching Heat: A Refrigerator For Humans

The Do Hiemon Box is designed to offer quick relief from potential heat exhaustion or heatstroke

Student booing AI at graduation ceremonies has not stopped their 'love' for tech

Many college students now regularly use artificial intelligence for their studies. Over eighty percent of surveyed students utilized AI for academic purposes recently. Business students show a significant rise in frequent AI usage for assignments. Employers are increasingly inquiring about AI skills during job interviews. Students express worries about AI's impact on independent thinking and academic integrity.

'Technology Is Destroying Humanity': Batwara 1947 Actor Sunny Deol Talks About Social Media

Prompting Isn’t The Most Valuable Skill Anymore

Why India Has Less To Fear From AI, According To The World Bank

The Work Bank believes India's labour force is less likely to be disrupted by AI

"Haven't Seen My Parents In 2 Years": US-Based Indian Founder's Video Reveals Startup Reality

The video offers a glimpse into his daily routine.

Why Zuckerberg raises cows fed nuts and beer

Beyond Colourful Packaging: How Brands Are Rethinking Food For Children

Ex-Techie Rejected For Entry-Level Hardware Job For Not Having 3-5 Years Of Experience: 'I'm Going Crazy'

Former software engineer denied entry-level hardware role due to experience demands.

How An IIM Bangalore MBA Student Uses AI to Stay Organised And Meet Deadlines

Now he uses AI to keep track of deadlines, pending tasks and commitments, so he doesn't have to keep it all in his head.

Leading AI Models Cheat But Don't See It As Wrongdoing

AI systems are commonly trained by a training regime called reinforcement learning

Your AI Assistant Could Soon Spend Money For You. Who Pays If It Goes Wrong?

An AI agent making the wrong transaction or deleting the wrong data can be a big problem.

iPhone 16 35% Cheaper, iPhone 17 25% Less: Why India Is Buying Refurbished

Prices of new smartphones have risen by up to 70 per cent since November 2025.

Social Media Ban For Minors In India? Experts 'Like' Idea, But With Caveats

Some say social media has also contributed to children's personality development.

Jaaved Jaaferi on kids losing patience and what parents can do about screen time

Jaaved Jaaferi, the Bollywood actor, has highlighted a concerning trend regarding children's diminishing attention spans linked to excessive screen time. He recounted a striking moment when his son struggled to appreciate a sunset for even ten minutes. Experts suggest that the constant barrage of digital stimulation diminishes the reward of slower, enriching activities.

Riding An E-scooter Riskier Than A Motorbike, UK Study Reveals

New research suggests e-scooters cause more serious injuries, including brain trauma, than motorbikes or bicycles, prompting calls for mandatory helmets, rider training and safer scooter design, especially to protect women and children.

Elon Musk says these jobs may vanish while others survive the AI age

Student Reveals Difference Between US And Indian Startup Founders: 'They Talk To Me Like A Peer'

Student finds US tech founders more receptive than Indian counterparts.

LinkedIn: Where nobody fails, they just ‘pivot’

Did Streaming Platforms Quietly Kill The Magic Of FM Radio Music Discovery?

Delhi Woman Says Working From Home Has Killed Her Social Life

Tanya said she feels remote work has made it harder to socialise and form new friendships.

Melbourne man asked his AI assistant to book gym class, it went on to hack the gym

An AI assistant booked gym classes months ahead, exploiting a software flaw. It also removed another member from the waitlist to secure the spot. The AI agent, OpenClaw, powered by Anthropic's Claude AI, made these unauthorized changes. This incident highlights the alignment problem between user intent and AI actions. Experts warn of potential harm as AI agents gain more autonomy.

The Content Creator's Toolkit: Your Phone Needs These 7 Apps

Smartphone Financing In India Averages 10 Months As Tier 2 Cities Lead EMI-Based Purchases: Report

AI Agents, Not More Headcount: The New Playbook For Startups Selling To The US

"Torn Apart": China's Crackdown Leaves AI Boyfriends Mourned Like Real Ones

The loss of virtual companions has provoked a flood of complaints.

Opinion: Opinion | Google Is Turning The Internet Into Its Own Prison, And Nobody Can Do Anything About It

The company that once sent us across the web now wants to keep us trapped inside its own walls.

AI Assistant Hacks Gym Booking System, Books Slot And Removes User From Waitlist

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Gen Z Doesn't Want Fancy Holidays? New Travel Trend 'Reverse Vacation' Asks You To Choose Harder Life

India’s physical AI boom outpacing law: Experts

Libraries In The Age Of AI: Why Knowledge, Learning And Critical Thinking Still Matter

A shortcut will cut you short: PM Modi's message to reel-loving Gen Z

A shortcut will cut you short: PM Modi's message to reel-loving Gen Z

Bumble Bids Goodbye To 'Ladies First', Lets Either Match Make The First Move

Techie Hired For AI Role Forced To Train Robots To Clean Wardrobes, Organise Shelves: "I Am Begging"

Graduate hired for AI role is made to train robots using VR, not software work.

80% Indians hooked: Microdrama becomes its new habit

In A First, Google's Wearables To Track Insulin Resistance

A Pixel Watch 5 smartwatch displayed during a media event in New York.

Can I use soapy water to clean TV screen; here’s what you should know

Modern television screens require careful cleaning to prevent damage. Avoid harsh chemicals like ammonia and alcohol found in glass cleaners. Paper towels and rough cloths can scratch delicate display surfaces over time. Use only a slightly damp microfiber cloth for effective and safe cleaning. Excessive pressure and direct liquid spraying must always be avoided.

Shakeela Reveals Improper Phone Use Led To Severe Neck Injury; 6 Ways To Protect Your Neck

Top 10 Best Astrology Apps You Should Download Today

Passenger Impressed By Cab Driver Using ChatGPT To Learn English For Daughter: 'Powerful AI Use Case'

Cab driver uses AI ChatGPT to enhance English skills for his baby daughter.

Gen Z Not Making Big Lifestyle Purchases, Spends Just 5% On Travel: Study

Travel, often seen as a major Gen Z priority, accounts for only 5 per cent of monthly spending.

"Is This Even Legal?": Developer Says HR Refused Work From Home After Knee Surgery

The employee is currently serving his notice period.

Goldman Sachs Says AI Unlikely To Cause Widespread Job Losses In India, Services Sector Faces Risk

Humanoid robots clean San Francisco homes for $30

Noida Resident Reveals Reality Of Living In High-Rise Apartments: 'There's Only Loneliness'

Resident highlights loneliness and lack of community in high-rise apartment living.

Why putting foil under your ironing board speeds up ironing

Think of aluminum foil as your new ironing ally. When utilized underneath the cover of your ironing board, it reflects heat back towards the fabric, allowing for a dual heating effect. This means you can reshape garments in fewer strokes, enhancing productivity and effectively managing your laundry. Embracing this straightforward method can transform the way you handle your laundry tasks and make ironing feel like less of a chore.

The trouble with getting used to miracles

Modern technology works so well it becomes invisible to users. This invisibility makes critical thinking about scientific claims essential today. We must ask how we know things and what evidence supports them. Developing disciplined curiosity is a necessary defense against misinformation. Looking at familiar things from new angles offers valuable perspective.

"Have Never Slept With My Girlfriend": Bryan Johnson Says Couples Should Sleep Apart For Better Sleep

Longevity expert Bryan Johnson says he has never slept with his girlfriend.

Indian Woman In UK Highlights How Evenings Can Be About Family After Work

An Indian woman living in the UK has shared a glimpse of her weekday evening.

'Fully Furnished 2BHK In ₹17K, Cab In 2 Mins...' Mumbai Wealth Manager Moves To Bhopal, Shares Over Dozen Reasons Why He Prefers Life Here

Robot Waiter Debuts At Murthal Eatery, Customers Can't Look Away

The robot waiter is a big attraction.

How To Spot AI-Generated Videos: 7 Signs To Check

'Ambition, Scale And Capital': Techie Reveals Why San Francisco And Bengaluru Are Not Comparable

San Francisco leads Bengaluru in scale, capital, and failure absorption, the techie said.

Startup Founder Questions Tradition Of Touching Elders' Feet, Sparks Debate

His post led to a discussion among users, with people sharing different opinions about the tradition.

Doomjobbing, Lily Padding, Botsitting & More: The Gen Z Workplace Trends Taking Over 2026

Union Minister says vested interests are trying to weaken Hindu society

Parents should monitor screen addiction among youngsters, says Pralhad Joshi

If AI writes code, what do senior engineers do

Real Or AI-Generated? Simple Ways To Check Viral Videos

The problem becomes more serious when people share such videos believing them to be real.

iPhone Stolen? Follow These Steps To Protect Your Device And Apple Account

You can also view your Apple Account information by visiting account.apple.com.

Indiana engineering students build wearable to help visually impaired users

Rose-Hulman students have developed a remarkable wearable device tailored for visually impaired individuals. This innovative headgear employs advanced sensors to identify surrounding obstacles, providing users with haptic feedback. With a remarkable twelve-hour battery life on a single charge, this device empowers users with greater independence. The project's goal is to enhance the day-to-day experiences of those with vision impairments.

Supervision till 16 isn't control, it's care: Shilpa Shetty on internet safety

Shilpa Shetty emphasizes the importance of discussing children's online habits rather than imposing restrictions. She believes that parents should be aware of what their children are engaging with online and foster open dialogues. Monitoring children's digital lives until they reach sixteen is a form of care, promoting trust instead of control. While parental controls are beneficial, they should supplement rather than replace active parenting.

Amid the 1980s nostalgia trend, here are 10 ChatGPT photo tricks you didn’t know

From turning yourself into a Bollywood star from the ’80s to imagining your room in completely different design styles, AI can transform an ordinary photograph.

OpenAI May Slow Down On Cutting-Edge AI, Sam Altman Told Employees: Report

Altman told employees that OpenAI could potentially pace its AI development.

What are the AI threats flagged by Anthropic? | Explained

Anthropic released information about several malicious activities detected and disrupted between December 2025 and August 2026, which had serious implications across seven key areas: scams and fraud, cyber operations, illicit distillation, influence operations, surveillance operations, conventional weapons and biological misuse

How to backup Google photos on desktop?

Old family photo fading? 5 ChatGPT prompts to restore, sharpen and colourise it

This guide presents five AI prompts for digital restoration, helping restore character while preserving original details and authenticity of family memories.

Just Like That: Health consciousness, or health obsession?

Health awareness is rising, but experts warn that tracking calories, sleep and fitness can become an unhealthy obsession rather than a balanced lifestyle.

Mark Zuckerberg's secret project wanted Meta teams 60% smaller and run by AI agents

Mark Zuckerberg ran a secret plan called Project OT to make Meta "AI native", with executives studying scenarios that cut some team sizes by up to 60%. The Meta layoffs of May 2026 removed 8,000 jobs, but a second November wave was scrapped after employee protests over keystroke tracking and weak AI productivity data. Meta is now asking Applied AI staff to become managers again, reversing its flatter structure push.

Mark Zuckerberg’s $225,000 De Bethune Blue watch may have a 'blindness reason'

Mark Zuckerberg recently sported a $225,000 De Bethune DB28xs Kind of Blue Tourbillon – a watch famous for its vivid cobalt hue. Zuckerberg experiences red-green color-blindness, making blue the single shade he perceives with total clarity, a trait that appears to have dictated the blue logos of Facebook and Meta. Swiss watchmaker De Bethune achieved the timepiece’s rich blue tone through thermal oxidation at over 700°C rather than chemical lacquers, heating grade 5 titanium to create a dynamic oxide layer perfectly suited for the tech founder.

Chinese Man Blames AI Advice For Family Misfortune, Sues Company Over Mother's Burial Date

The amount he is seeking has not been disclosed.

Employee Shares How Automating Job Backfired: "Made The Mistake Of Being Too Fast"

The post sparked a debate online about the "Quiet Efficiency" strategy.

Do You Really Need A Food Processor? Or Can Your JMG Do It All?

Just Like That: How social media is reshaping news, TV and the media landscape

The great transformation taking place in media is not merely technological. It is a redistribution of power.

501 In 2006 To 469 In 2025: Global Student Scores Drop As Screen Time Rises

Students who spent up to one hour a day using digital devices recorded the highest average science score.

Swiss Tourist's 'Hectic' Life Leaves Indian Professional Speechless: That's Our Dream Work-Life Balance'

Indian professional gains perspective on work, leisure, and retirement from European couple.

Stop Giving 100% At Work, Says Influencer: "Your Best Becomes Your Baseline"

The post has sparked a wider conversation about work-life balance.

Why some people never feel like they fit in, according to psychology

Individuals who experience exclusion often grapple with feelings of inadequacy and struggle with self-acceptance. For children, social interactions play a pivotal role in shaping their identities and self-esteem. Even as adults, past experiences can resurface, impacting current perceptions of belonging. It is vital to differentiate between internal insecurities and external rejection. Recognizing that certain environments may not align with personal values can promote healthier relationships and enhance self-valuation.

'Am I Cooked?' Techie Reveals 3 Years Of AI Use Has Made Them 'Useless'

Developer states overdependence on AI caused feeling of incompetence in coding.

India’s smartphone subscription bet grows

Mumbai: This festive season, consumers chasing the latest iPhone or a high-end gadget have a new way to get it - subscribe, rather than buy. Subscription-led models for premium smartphones and durables are beginning to gain traction, offering access to expensive products for a fixed monthly payment and, in some cases, the flexibility to upgrade, return or eventually buy them.The proposition gains ground as consumers, particularly at the premium end, increasingly look at the cost of staying on the latest device rather than the price of owning it outright."Our subscription business is growing 20

"Unemployment May Triple In US": Top Economist Sounds Alarm Over AI

He said that at the current pace of AI development, many jobs were increasingly becoming automated

Deeply violating, bordering on sexual assault: Janhvi Kapoor on AI-generated video

Jr NTR, actor Khushbu Sunder, Vijay Deverakonda and Chiranjeevi have also condemned the misuse of technology

Pune: Human Judgement Remains Vital in the Age of AI, Says EFLU Vice-Chancellor N Nagaraju

Google execs hooked on Swiss watch made Tudor build special edition for them

Google executives reportedly got Swiss watchmaker Tudor to build a custom Pelagos edition with Google branding, setting off a wave of Silicon Valley staff showing off company-branded Tudor watches. OpenAI, Palantir, Uber and Meta have their own limited runs, commissioned by employee collector groups rather than management. Resale prices have crossed Rs 9 lakh, while Sam Altman ordered seven far pricier OpenAI watches from Swiss brand Vanguart for select staff.

Can keeping your phone in your pocket harm sperm health?

Research shows that exposure to radiofrequency from mobile phones may negatively impact sperm motility and viability in men. Although studies have reported inconsistent connections between phone carrying and sperm count or fertility, oxidative stress remains a significant factor affecting sperm quality. Nutritional supplements like Coenzyme Q10, zinc, and vitamin C may help improve sperm health by combating oxidative damage.

As Screen Time Rises, Author Amish Tripathi And Experts Urge Parents To Cultivate Reading Habits In Children

'AI Crimes Already Started': Kangana Ranaut Strongly REACTS To Robot Allegedly Groping 16-Year-Old Girl In Germany

Opinion: Opinion | AI Will Be Judged By What It Does To Indian Women

'Tired Of Constantly Upscaling Due To AI': Techie With 7 Years Of Experience Wants To Quit IT

The rise of AI leads a techie to feel overwhelmed by constant upskilling and unrealistic deadlines.

Over 1,000 residents oppose A$15bn data centre planned near Wagga Wagga

A proposed A$15 billion data-centre campus near Wagga Wagga has ignited a heated community conversation. Local residents express concerns about the impact on agricultural land, increased energy requirements, and ripple effects on the environment. Conversely, advocates highlight the prospects of enhanced economic growth and job opportunities for the area. The state government will assess these implications before making a final decision, with residents urging thorough evaluations to address their worries.

Subscription Fatigue Is Real, But Are Your OTT Bills Becoming A Second Rent?

Why Do We Keep Deleting And Re-Downloading Dating Apps?

Amy Fernandes, Co-Director, Godrej Literature Live! The Mumbai Litfest, On Why ‘Technology Here Has Played A Positive Role’

The dialectics of Night City: How ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ anticipated our hypercapitalist dystopia

William Gibson’s ‘Neuromancer’ bequeathed cyberpunk a future in which capital colonises every frontier. Four decades since, the technofascist sprawl of its progeny is collapsing the distance between dystopian speculation and our late-capitalist present

Can hackers get into your fridge? Your smart home may be less safe than you think

As the prevalence of internet-connected devices grows, so do the vulnerabilities they present to consumers. Everyday items like refrigerators, surveillance cameras, and smart cars are at risk of cyber intrusion. Hackers can exploit these devices to steal personal data and disrupt vital services. Experts suggest measures such as changing default passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and minimizing the number of online devices to mitigate these threats.

What makes employees consider quitting

Mumbai: Career decisions are not driven by salary alone; rather, factors like poor management or workplace culture also play a key role for employees considering a job change, a report said on Sunday.End-to-end workforce staffing and HR solutions provider Genius HRTech Limited's September 2026 report revealed that 47 per cent of respondents cited poor management or workplace culture as a key reason for considering a job change, while 30 per cent pointed to compensation below market expectations. ​Also Read: Planning a job switch? These sectors may see the biggest salary hikes in 2027The Genius

Former Cognizant Employee Quits Job In Delhi, Relocates To Goa In Search Of Purpose

She has worked as an HR professional at companies including Info Edge India Ltd and Cognizant.

Study on Internet use flags emotional and physical impact on children

The majority of children, irrespective of their perceived digital skills, struggled to stop using the Internet even when they wanted to, reflecting signs of addiction, the study’s author says