The new tariff plan is confusing — and the tech industry is scrambling to make sense of it.

The U.S.-China trade war has escalated further as China announced 34% tariffs on all U.S. imports, effective April 10, in retaliation to President Donald Trump’s earlier tariff measures. Reacting to the move, Trump mocked Beijing on Truth Social, claiming that China “played it wrong” and “panicked,” suggesting that the Chinese government under Xi Jinping cannot sustain such measures. Watch the video for details.

A new study appears to lend credence to allegations that OpenAI trained at least some of its AI models on copyrighted content. OpenAI is embroiled in suits brought by authors, programmers, and other rights-holders who accuse the company of using their works — books, codebases, and so on — to develop its models without permission. […]

Stock market indices have sharply fallen on the heels of President Trump imposing higher tariffs on more than 180 countries.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced that eight SUNY campuses are developing departments, centers and institutes of AI and Society.

The goal isn’t to automate leadership but to elevate it.

In the meantime, the Sam Altman-led company will be releasing two new reasoning models, called o3 and o4-mini.

With over 1,000 clients under its belt, FancyTech serves key enterprise clients (key account merchants) in over 10 nations across the e-commerce, retail, hospitality, finance, and entertainment industries.

MeitY’s Abhishek Singh said that the Centre plans to finalise the “first set” of proposals for building AI models in two weeks.