Artificial Intelligence
India’s “AI Classroom” Moment: 500,000 Free ChatGPT Accounts—Who Benefits, and Why OpenAI Is Doing This
August 26, 2025
Welcome to AI Hell: The Next 15 Years Will Break Society,Former Google Exec Predicts
Ex-Google executive Mo Gawdat says AI will decimate nearly every job, triggering social unrest, mental health crises, and the collapse of the middle class. By GlobalTimesAI | August 7, 2025 As artificial intelligence gallops forward, a chilling prediction by a former top Google executive has sparked global concern: nearly every human job may vanish within the next 15 years. Mo Gawdat, the former Chief Business Officer at Google X, has painted a bleak but urgent picture of the near future—one where AI’s dominance transforms economies, societies, and the human identity itself. “The Next 15 Years Will Be Hell” In recent
Read moreAI Titans Unveiled: A Deep Dive into the World’s Leading AI Platforms
From ChatGPT to Gemini and beyond — Compare capabilities, innovations, and what the future holds for the AI giants shaping our world. In 2025, the global race for artificial intelligence supremacy is accelerating at a breakneck pace, with tech giants and open-source pioneers alike unleashing powerful AI platforms that are reshaping industries, workforces, and the way we interact with technology. From OpenAI’s anticipated GPT‑5 to Google’s multimodal Gemini and Apple’s privacy-first edge AI, each platform brings unique strengths to the table—catering to developers, enterprises, and consumers. As businesses shift toward agentic workflows and real-time reasoning models, the AI landscape is
Read moreBillion-Dollar Brain Drain Denied: AI Geniuses Say No to Zuckerberg
Why top minds like Mira Murati and Andrew Tulloch turned down Meta’s mega-money offers to stay loyal to ethical, open AI missions. By GlobalTimesAI.com | August 6, 2025 In the fierce global race for AI dominance, billionaire offers have become the norm—but not all geniuses are tempted. Recent stories involving Mira Murati and Andrew Tulloch, as well as Matt Deitke, reveal a powerful trend: for some, purpose matters more than pay. Mira Murati & Her Team Say “No” to Meta’s $1 Billion Offer Mira Murati—former Chief Technology Officer at OpenAI and now founder of Thinking Machines Lab—has declined Meta CEO
Read moreGenie 3 & Azure AI Foundry: Building the Future of Virtual Worlds and Edge AI
DeepMind’s new Genie 3 world model meets Microsoft’s edge-to-cloud AI Foundry platform—the next frontier in interactive intelligence. In August 2025, Google DeepMind unveiled Genie 3, a new general-purpose world model capable of creating dynamic, interactive environments in real-time at 720p and 24 fps—based on nothing but a text prompt. These virtual worlds remain stable and navigable for minutes, enabling agents and users to explore, train, and interact in realistic simulations such as warehouses, ski slopes, or cityscapes Trained with over 11 billion parameters, Genie 3 uses a spatiotemporal video tokenizer, autoregressive dynamics model, and latent action models. It was built entirely from unlabeled internet videos—requiring
Read moreOpenAI Responds to DeepSeek with Two Open-Weight Models: A New Chapter in AI Democratization
OpenAI drops two powerful open-source models to challenge DeepSeek, ushering in a new era of accessible AI innovation. Report by GlobalTimesAI.com | August 5, 2025 OpenAI has just released its first open-weight models since GPT‑2: GPT‑oss‑120b and GPT‑oss‑20b. These freely available models mark a strategic pivot in response to the rise of Chinese rival DeepSeek and other open‑source players. The announcement signals renewed focus on transparency, affordability, and customization in the global AI race. What Changed: New Models vs. Old Ones DeepSeek’s Impact: What OpenAI Is Reacting To How GPT-OSS Competes with DeepSeek and Others Feature GPT‑oss‑120b / 20b DeepSeek-R1
Read moreTesla Losing Its Grip in China as Local Rivals Surge Ahead
Why Tesla’s July slump reflects a deeper crisis—and what the Shanghai gigafactory must do to stay relevant Tesla’s Steep Decline: July Sales Fall Sharply Tesla’s flagship Shanghai Gigafactory delivered just 67,886 Model 3 and Model Y units in July 2025—a year-over-year drop of 8.4% and a 5.2% decline from June, ending a brief recovery and resuming a downward trend chinaeconomicreview. Sales from January through July totaled 432,360 vehicles, down 13.7% from the same period last year Business Insider Why Chinese Consumers Are Snubbing Tesla 1. Price and Market Shift 2. Local Innovation & Value Can Tesla Make a Comeback? New Models Aren’t
Read moreHow AI & Robotics Are Transforming Healthcare—and What It Means for Doctors and Patients
How AI & Robotics Are Transforming Healthcare—and What It Means for Doctors and Patients Artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are no longer sci-fi dreams—they are changing real medical care today and promise even more in the coming years. AI in Diagnosis, Treatment & Accessibility AI tools are helping doctors detect diseases faster and with greater accuracy. For example: While adoption is growing, there are challenges: poor data quality, biases in algorithms, and the need for ethical safeguards TechRadarPubMed. Robotics Soaring in Hospitals Robots are stepping in where human staff are overburdened: Workforce Adaptation: Doctors, Nurses & AI Teams With AI
Read moreElon Musk’s $29 Billion Tesla Payday: Reward, Risk, and the Road Ahead
Controversy: Musk’s $29B Award Sparks Debate Over Governance and Board Oversight By GlobalTimesAI.com | Published August 4, 2025 In yet another headline-grabbing move, Elon Musk has secured a staggering $29 billion compensation package from Tesla, despite recent legal roadblocks and growing criticism over corporate governance. The move has reignited debate about CEO influence, board independence, and the future of Tesla’s AI and robotics vision. But this isn’t just a story about money. It’s about power, family, and a tech empire that’s reshaping the world. The $29B Package: A Reward or a Retention Strategy? This new compensation plan is not Musk’s
Read moreJaguar CEO Adrian Mardell Resigns Unexpectedly—The Man Behind Jaguar’s AI Revolution Steps Down
After pioneering Jaguar’s transition into AI-powered mobility, Mardell’s sudden exit leaves questions—and opportunities—as the iconic brand navigates its digital future. Report by GlobalTimesAI.com | Updated August 4, 2025 Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) CEO Adrian Mardell, who led the company through a turbulent marketing overhaul, has announced his retirement. Mardell will depart on December 31, 2025, wrapping up a 35-year tenure at the company he helped steer toward profitability despite fierce backlash. Reuters+ Why Did Mardell Step Down? Mardell: Career, Legacy, and Life Adrian Mardell’s Contribution to Jaguar’s AI Development Who’s Stepping In for Mardell? P. B. Balaji, currently Group CFO
Read more$1 Billion? No Thanks.” Why Mira Murati Chose Purpose Over Payout
The AI genius behind ChatGPT turns down Meta’s offer, staying loyal to her vision at Thinking Machines Lab In Silicon Valley, turning down a $1 billion offer from Mark Zuckerberg sounds like fiction. But that’s exactly what happened when Mira Murati, former Chief Technology Officer at OpenAI, said “no thanks” to Meta’s buyout proposal. Zuckerberg, hoping to supercharge Meta’s AI game, reportedly approached Murati’s new venture — Thinking Machines Lab — with a generous offer to acquire the company. When she refused, he allegedly tried hiring away key engineers from her 50-person team, including co-founder Andrew Tulloch. The bold raid
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