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Jobs AI will replace soon: From drivers to recruiters
Organisations such as UNCTAD and McKinsey and Co have predicted significant impacts on occupations in the next five years through the widespread use of AI. Here are some jobs that tech leaders predict could be taken over by AI in the coming decade.
Ads ruined social media, now they’re coming to AI chatbots
Chatbots are pivoting to the ad model and optimising for eyeballs. As subscription revenue plateaus, AI developers are increasingly exploring advertising as a new revenue stream, raising concerns about potential manipulation and addiction. The integration of ads into AI platforms like chatbots could exploit users' personal data and emotional vulnerabilities, just like social media did. Remember how that turned out?
From $0.6806 to $1,000 in 5 years? Move over Bitcoin — Pi Coin may deliver 146,824% returns
Pi Network's token has experienced a recent price decline, but analysts remain optimistic about its long-term potential. Predictions vary widely, with some forecasts suggesting a surge to $500-$1,000 by 2030, contingent on factors like exchange listings, open mainnet launch, and real-world integration. Despite risks, Pi Network's unique approach and large user base make it a project to watch.
OpenAI plans to position ChatGPT as super assistant
OpenAI plans to evolve ChatGPT into a super-assistant with personalised, T-shaped skills—handling both routine tasks and specialised functions. Positioned as a new digital interface, ChatGPT aims to be platform-neutral, rivaling tech giants while promoting user choice. OpenAI emphasises research leadership, multimodal capabilities, and AI integration across devices and services.
Reliance only Indian firm in highly valued global technology companies list
Reliance Industries is the only Indian firm among the top 30 global tech companies by market value, ranked 23rd in a report on AI trends. The report highlights AI's rapid global impact, India’s lead in ChatGPT users, and massive investments fueling AI’s integration into products, infrastructure, and everyday life.
Elon Musk’s XChat feature enables audio, video calls on X without a phone number
XChat's encrypted feature is similar to what Meta Platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram are trying to achieve. WhatsApp uses a protocol for full end-to-end encryption. Messenger and Instagram are rolling out E2E encryption across chats gradually. The shift highlights a broader trend towards user privacy and autonomy.
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What to expect from Apple’s WWDC this year - in a nutshell
Apple’s developer conference takes place this year from June 9th 2025. This year, we can expect a completely new look for the iOS and iPad. Apple is also expected to make the versions named after this year
Samsung nears wide-ranging deal with Perplexity for AI features
Samsung is close to a major deal with Perplexity AI to integrate its search technology into future devices, including the Galaxy S26. The partnership may reduce Samsung’s reliance on Google, while Perplexity gains its largest mobile collaboration yet. Talks include preloading apps and enhancing Bixby with Perplexity’s AI features.
Perplexity Labs: AI giant's new tool creates tables, graphs, and simple web apps
Labs can generate reports, spreadsheets, dashboards, and simple web applications. The company states that Labs performs 10 minutes or more of self-supervised work, leveraging a suite of tools including deep web browse, code execution, and chart and image creation, to transform users' ideas into tangible output.
WhatsApp shutting down permanently on these iPhones and Android devices. Is your phone on the list?
Starting June 1, 2025, WhatsApp will stop working on several older smartphones as it raises its minimum system requirements. iPhones must now run iOS 15.1 or later, and Android devices need at least Android 5.1. Models like iPhone 5s, 6, 6 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S4, Sony Xperia Z1, and others will lose support. This update aims to improve security and performance, as outdated devices can no longer support modern app features.
‘Luxury’ in India or basic necessity abroad? Man's bold claim takes Internet by storm
India's economic growth sparks debate on luxury and affordability. A viral video highlights accessible conveniences in India. Counterarguments point to lack of basic necessities for many. Systemic issues like poor infrastructure persist. India surpasses Japan as the fourth-largest economy. Income disparities remain significant. The situation calls for introspection on equitable progress. The nation needs to address the challenges.
Meta to handover most of product risk assessments to AI
Meta plans to automate risk assessments for up to 90% of app updates, raising concerns about potential real-world harm due to reduced human oversight. While Meta claims this increases efficiency and focuses human judgment on complex issues, critics worry about the potential for unchecked risks, especially in sensitive areas like AI safety and misinformation handling.
Moments after Trump applauds X as free speech haven, platform melts down in one of its worst outages yet
Right after Donald Trump praised X as a free speech app, it stopped working for many users. People couldn’t post or see new updates. The app later said it was fixed, but this was the third major issue in a week.
Google lets Android phones run AI models without internet
Google has introduced the AI Edge Gallery app for Android, enabling users to run AI models from Hugging Face locally on their smartphones without an internet connection. This experimental release allows users to access tools like 'Ask Image' and 'AI Chat,' utilizing models such as Google's Gemma 3n.
ETtech Explainer: What is XChat, the new DM feature coming to X
Elon Musk's X is testing a new direct messaging feature called XChat for beta users. This feature will replace the existing DM system. XChat includes advanced group chats and a disappearing message mode. It offers Signal-like encryption secured by a passcode. X is also developing X Money, a digital transaction platform powered by Visa.
Builder.ai-Dailyhunt fake sales: All you need to know about the “round-tripping” scandal
Round-tripping involves transferring money between companies without any genuine exchange of goods or services — the only aim being to inflate revenue figures for investor consumption. Between 2021 and 2024, Builder.ai and VerSe Innovation reportedly exchanged invoices in round-tripping. Last month, Builder.ai said it planned to file for bankruptcy after one of its key lenders, Viola Credit, seized $37 million from its accounts.
Earthquake of magnitude 4.3 jolts Afghanistan
Afghanistan has experienced a series of earthquakes in late May 2025, as reported by the National Center for Seismology. The quakes, ranging in magnitude from 4.1 to 4.5, struck at varying depths. Situated on active fault lines, Afghanistan is highly vulnerable to seismic activity, exacerbating challenges for communities already struggling with conflict and underdevelopment.
Microsoft unit in Russia to file for bankruptcy, database shows
Microsoft continued providing key services in Russia after Moscow's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, but in June 2022 it said it was significantly scaling down its operations due to changes to the economic outlook and the impact on its business there.
Mark Zuckerberg finally found a use for his Metaverse — War
Meta is crossing a former hard red line in Silicon Valley to develop tech for military uses. Anduril, founded by Palmer Luckey, is partnering with Meta to develop XR products for military use, offering a potential lifeline for Meta's Reality Labs, which has faced significant financial losses. The deal also highlights a reversal in technological innovation, with consumer tech now finding applications on the battlefield.
First Mahindra, now Uber! Noida airport's got your ride covered
Noida International Airport is enhancing passenger connectivity. It has partnered with Uber India for last-mile services. Designated pick-up zones will be set up at the airport. This ensures reduced waiting times. The airport is also collaborating with local authorities. They will strengthen public transport links. Bus services to major NCR cities and Uttarakhand are planned.
Google, Justice Department face off in climactic showdown in search monopoly case
Google lawyers are expected to assert only minor concessions are needed, especially as the upheaval triggered by advances in artificial intelligence already are reshaping the search landscape, as alternative, conversational search options are rolling out from AI startups that are hoping to use the Department of Justice's four-and-half-year-old case to gain the upper hand in the next technological frontier.
Bihar man arrested for threatening to kill PM Modi during his state visit
A 35-year-old man in Bihar has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the state. Sameer Ranjan was apprehended after police traced the WhatsApp call, made using a VPN on a local resident's phone, back to him. The threat prompted heightened security measures during the Prime Minister's engagements in Bihar.
Noida airport partners with Uber to offer app-based taxi services
Noida International Airport has partnered with Uber to provide seamless mobility solutions for passengers directly from the airport. Uber will operate dedicated pick-up zones, offer on-ground assistance, and provide exclusive parking for drivers. This collaboration ensures convenient, reliable, and safe last-mile transport options with real-time ride tracking and cashless payments.
Apple to launch iOS 26, macOS 26 in major rebrand tied to software redesigns
Apple is making the change to bring consistency to its branding and move away from an approach that can be confusing to customers and developers. Today’s operating systems — including iOS 18, watchOS 12, macOS 15 and visionOS 2 — use different numbers because their initial versions didn’t debut at the same time.
Elon Musk-owned xAI, Telegram ink new deal, users to get new features. Details here
Telegram has entered into a deal with Elon Musk's company. XAI has signed several tie-ups this year to bolster its position in both AI infrastructure and financial services.
WhatsApp arrives on iPad: All you need to know
WhatsApp has officially launched its iPad app on the Apple App Store, offering an optimized messaging experience for iPad users. This initial version, WhatsApp 25.16.81, requires iPadOS 15.1 or later and syncs seamlessly with users' primary smartphone accounts, mirroring the functionality of the desktop application.
Top-secret Apple device could launch in 2025, and the rumor mill is in overdrive - here's everything we know
Apple is reportedly developing its first smart home hub, potentially launching by the end of 2025. This device, resembling a blend of HomePod and iPad with a 7-inch screen, will run on homeOS and integrate Apple apps.
Train ticket booking: New mobile app SwaRail launched by IRCTC; step-by-step guide on how to use it railway ticket
IRCTC has introduced 'SwaRail,' a new ticket booking app for Android and iOS, developed by CRIS. Beyond ticket reservations, the app facilitates train planning, real-time tracking, PNR status checks, and food ordering. Users can log in with existing IRCTC credentials or create a new account, streamlining the entire journey experience with features like R-Wallet integration and multilingual support.
India’s new super app for EV users: All you need to know
The Indian government plans a unified “Super App” for EV users, led by BHEL, offering real-time charging bookings, payments, and live updates. Under the Rs 2,000 crore PM E-Drive scheme, 72,000 public chargers will be installed nationwide to support cleaner transport and reduce fossil fuel dependence.
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