Exclusive: Sebi may review regulations for VC & PE funds, Cred‘s rejigging its lending strategy to tap more users

Capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has sought suggestions from venture capital and private equity funds to potentially simplify regulations for the sector.

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Explainability key to easing AI worries, large-scale usage in biz: TCS’ Nidhi Srivastava

​​Last week, TCS announced an expanded partnership with Google Cloud and the launch of its new offering, TCS Generative AI which leverages Google Cloud’s generative AI services.

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Bhavish Aggarwal announces Ola Prime Plus service in Bengaluru

Aggarwal took to Twitter to announce the new service ‘Prime Plus’ which will offer “best drivers and top cars” for users.

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Zypp Electric to deploy two lakh vehicles in its fleet, invest $300 million for expansion

​​The company, which is planning to enter new cities like Mumbai, Pune and Hyderabad is targeting a revenue of Rs 500 crore this year, up from Rs 125 crore last year.

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Here's what happens when your lawyer uses ChatGPT

As AI sweeps the online world, it has conjured dystopian visions of computers replacing not only human interaction but also human labor. The fear has been especially intense for knowledge workers, many of whom worry that their daily activities may not be as rarefied as the world thinks - but for which the world pays billable hours.

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Netflix starts to crack down on password sharing

The streaming giant sent out an email Tuesday to US members who are sharing their account with people living outside their household that made clear it would begin kicking people off the service if they were using someone's account for more than 30 days while at a different location.

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US judge rejects challenges to Apple's $50 million keyboard settlement

The plaintiffs' lawyers announced the deal a year ago. Apple denied any wrongdoing.Class members will receive $50 up to $395 based on the number and nature of repairs made to a keyboard.

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