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Your opinion matters! Do you believe Big Tech companies (Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, etc.) track your data without your consent?

Indian Government Earns ₹100 Cr by Selling Vehicle Data! 🚗💰 In a recent revelation, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari confirmed that the Indian government has earned ₹100 crore by selling vehicle registration and driving license data to private enterpr

I’m really curious about how data gets stolen by Chinese companies. For example, if I sign in using my email ID on platforms like Deep Seek, does that mean they get access to all my data?

The Scary Part of AI Privatization Privatization is great in most industries, leading to better products and competitive prices. But private companies also find ways to extract money from us. And with GenAI, subscriptions, ads, and APIs aren't th

2014: Google buys DeepMind for $400M. 2025: OpenAI drops $6.5B on Jony Ive. Meta flexes harder—$15B for Alexandr Wang. This ain’t M&A. This is war. The AI race has upgraded. Not about models. Not about chips. It's about 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲. Visionaries.

OpenAI spent millions if not billions developing and training LLMs. Same is for Google, Microsoft and Meta.. the only difference being they are releasing their LLMs now after the craze of AI is at its peak. But I don't understand how companies like K

Ok Deepseek is looking cool. But the question is - Deepseek is a China based AI service. So is there a threat of personal data compromise? Data, is gold, and our data in their hands... might be something to worry about. What do you think?

funny how tech works. big companies like google, microsoft, and meta spent billions to build AI labs. they funded places like openAI and deepmind. and now? those same AI labs are building tools that could destroy their business. google search, mi

Looks like we need some serious awarness on what we drink and eat. Also some serious law against govt officials taking bribes. He was caught taking bribe for clearing pending bill but, Imagine someone official taking bribe and passed harmful product

Since India has followed the footsteps of the EU and issued the daya protection laws, every startup owner must know about the DPDPA for save themselves from the huge liability. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA) is crucial for st