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Microsoft’s New AI System: Microsoft is actively strengthening its internal security tools, ensuring they are well-prepared and updated to counter the latest cyberattack trends. 

This allows manufacturers to remotely add new features, upgrade existing capabilities, and reduce reliance on physical recalls, all through over-the-air (OTA) software updates, the report stated. 

GPT-5 Launch: In June, OpenAI, in collaboration with the Government of India’s IndiaAI Mission, launched ‘OpenAI Academy India’, marking the platform’s first international expansion. 

The DPDP (Digital Personal Data Protection) Act is a comprehensive data privacy law to regulate the processing of digital personal data. 

Currently, startups such as Sarvam AI, Soket AI, Gnani AI, and Gan AI are developing foundational models that are suited to the linguistic and cultural diversity of India.

With features such as multi-language translation, automatic task and calendar syncing, and sketch-to-image generation through generative AI, Indian startups are showcasing their growing ambition to blend AI with traditional tools. 

Google Photos AI Upgrade: Users can choose between prompts such as "Subtle movements" or "I’m feeling lucky" to transform their selected photos into six-second video clips. 

Google announced measures expanding the availability of fresh and accurate information in Google Maps, comprising over 250 million places worldwide, enabling developers to build better generative AI features. 

Top 10 Technologically Advanced Countries In The World In 2025: As the world races into a new era of digital transformation, some nations are not just keeping pace—they’re defining it. In 2025, a select group of countries is setting global benchmarks with groundbreaking advancements in fields like artificial intelligence, space technology, green energy, and fintech. These innovation powerhouses are reshaping the future, fueled by strong R&D, government support, and thriving tech ecosystems. Between all these technological advancement, India has emerged as a global technology leader with strong capabilities in SaaS, space technology, fintech, and public digital infrastructure. The country is backed by a vast pool of STEM talent and pioneering efforts in building scalable digital public goods. India continues to drive innovation and digital inclusion on a massive scale. According to US News, here’s a quick look at the top 10 countries leading the way in technological innovation this year, each excelling in key areas that are driving the next wave of global progress.

NHAI's New AI-powered Digital Platform: NHAI also stated that it now prioritizes sustainable policies like greenery, solar energy, and waste management in its construction activities. T 

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to generate personalized chat wallpapers using AI. This feature is available in the latest iOS update and for beta testers on Android. This feature creates unique backgrounds based on the prompts provided by the user. Users can also adjust the wallpaper according to their preferences before applying it to chats.

To foster public trust, the government has issued Responsible AI Guidance to help businesses use AI safely and innovatively, according to New Zealand’s technology minister. 

Jennifer Allan, a 35-year-old realtor and content creator in Delaware claims that she got huge help from ChatGPT for reducing her debt.

The report shows that businesses are strengthening their AI foundation through investments in GenAI tools, data infrastructure, and flexible processes.  

Meta has taken onboard Trapit Bansal, an OpenAI research genius for its new AI superintelligence team, bringing to limelight the discussion on shifting of focus on AI.

India also ranks among the top nations experimenting with AI agents, with 17 per cent of employees reporting integration into their workflows—placing the country in the global top three. 

Apple’s head of mergers and acquisitions, Adrian Perica, has discussed the idea with services chief Eddy Cue and senior AI leaders to Pottentially aquire AI startup Preplexity.

Geoffrey Hinton AI: The 77-year-old scientist has voiced stark warnings about AI—predicting massive job losses, the rise of digital immortality, and issuing a significant cautionary statement regarding the potential for widespread employment displacement among white-collar professionals.  

Collective Artists Network has introduced Radhika Subramaniam, a groundbreaking AI-generated travel influencer who explores India's diverse culture and heritage without ever leaving the digital realm. This bilingual virtual personality, fluent in Tamil and English, shares captivating stories and experiences, revolutionizing the world of travel influencing. 

Real Estate In Age Of AI: The real estate industry's future lies not in choosing between human expertise and artificial intelligence, but in combining both strategically.