Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    AI learns to speak the language of life 

    In a first-of-its-kind advance, researchers have used artificial intelligence to design viruses capable of infecting and killing bacteria, including drug-resistant strains. The work, led by scientists at Stanford University and the Arc Institute, has produced the world’s first entirely AI-generated genome, a breakthrough that could transform the field of computational biology. Until now, artificial intelligence.

    Punjab jails to get high-tech security boost with AI, jammers and modern equipment

    Chandigarh: The Punjab Government has rolled out a comprehensive plan to upgrade the state’s jail security infrastructure with the installation of ultra-modern equipment, including AI-based surveillance, mobile jammers and advanced scanning systems. Punjab Jail Minister S Laljit Singh Bhullar said on Sunday that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, the government has.

    From Code to Cradle: AI Helps Couple Conceive After 19 Years of Heartbreak

    Jalandhar: Artificial Intelligence has swiftly evolved from being a high-tech assistant in data crunching to transforming how humans live, work, and now—create their lives. It’s diagnosing diseases, powering autonomous vehicles, detecting fraud, and crafting art. But now, AI isn’t just changing lives — it’s helping to create them. In a world-first, AI has now played.

    AI to boost Agricultural productivity in Rajasthan: CM Bhajan Lal Sharma

    Jaipur: Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Friday emphasised that the state government is committed to transforming Rajasthan into a $350 billion economy through sustained reforms and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies across key sectors like agriculture, infrastructure, education, and industry.  Addressing a meeting at the Chief Minister’s residence which was focused on agricultural.

    India’s AI army hits 4 lakh strong

    Since 2017, AI hiring in India has grown eightfold. Unlike the earlier trend of hiring generalists, enterprises are now looking for specialists with deep technical knowledge, stack fluency, and the ability to deploy AI tools in real-world environments.

    AI: A double-edged sword

    The 2025 Human Development Report by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) pointed out that the impact of AI on employment remains uncertain, as it could either automate jobs or enhance them.

    After DeepSeek, Manus ‘First Truly General AI Agent’ stuns tech world

    Manus promises to be an AI Agent that can solve complex, ever-changing tasks, and even plan and execute systems independently