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- Anthropic may start marketing its IPO the week of 9 November, targeting a year-end debut
- Suno launched a tool to add music to spoken-word content
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- Apps will need more explicit user action before receiving Full Disk Access
- AI agents that act without human supervision have been surging in popularity
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- Accenture’s fourth-quarter results reflect rising AI adoption, shifting from pilots to larger implementations
- Signs of stronger AI demand may support Indian IT services companies, including TCS, Infosys and Wipro

- Jefferies sees IT earnings soaring 65% on an AI boom, while flagging rising bond yields as a risk
- AI-led growth could lift Indian IT earnings, while higher bond yields pose a valuation risk

- The CIO characterises the market decline as a cyclical correction, not a deeper earnings reset
- Near-term uncertainties include energy price volatility, geopolitical tensions and AI-led impacts
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- AI could make financial advice cheaper and expand access to diverse investors across India
- The report raises questions about the impact on financial-advisor jobs
- Cheaper advice could widen access for Indian investors; financial-advisor firms face potential job disruption
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- White-collar hiring is becoming more selective
- Demand is rising for specialised AI skills and experienced professionals
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- Anthropic flew Swami Sarvapriyananda to its San Francisco headquarters
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- Banks are ramping up hiring for AI engineers skilled in coordinating teams of specialized agents

- Huang’s net worth topped $200 billion as Nvidia shares reached $237, an all-time high
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- Communities across Europe and Asia are pushing back over rising costs from the AI infrastructure boom
- Data-centre and power companies face scrutiny as AI infrastructure costs rise
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- Nvidia wants its AI chips to become durable assets for long-term financing
- Wall Street remains cautious about their value over time

- US equities have remained strong, supported by earnings growth from the AI capital expenditure cycle
- Rising bond yields and geopolitical risks are increasing risks

- Data centre pre-leasing has doubled amid rising AI demand
- Demand is driven by smartphone use and consumer AI applications such as ChatGPT and Gemini
- Rising data-centre demand supports Indian data-centre operators and power suppliers

- Stocks outside tech may struggle as AI narrows market gains
- Earnings may expand more slowly, while credit-risk concerns grow
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- The administration is weighing AI regulation and competition with China

- Anthropic warned government actions could cause revenue losses, business disruptions and reputational harm
- The warnings appear in Anthropic’s IPO prospectus
- Anthropic will invest $100 million to train nearly 10,000 AI engineers
- The programme will involve several consulting firms
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- Persistent macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical volatility weigh on demand
- AI-led pricing and productivity pressures are also weighing on India’s IT companies
- Weak demand could weigh on Indian IT services companies’ revenue and earnings
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- AI agents could move idle money into higher-paying accounts
- That shift could strain banks’ liquidity
- If adopted in India, automated deposit switching could pressure banks’ deposit funding and liquidity

- Anthropic had a net loss of almost $42 billion in 2025, about five times 2024’s $8.3 billion

- ASCI guidelines require disclosure of synthetic content when concealing its AI origin could materially affect audience perception
- AI-generated advertising disclosures affect Indian advertisers, agencies and digital platforms
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- CJI Surya Kant said AI can improve access and reduce judicial delays
- He said technology must preserve dignity, equality, liberty and fairness

- AI is making software easier to replicate, drawing investor attention to physical capabilities
- Power electronics and storage components are among the areas highlighted
- Funding shifts toward physical capabilities may benefit Indian manufacturing and electronics startups
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- OpenAI said three staffers were fired for mishandling sensitive information
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- CME Group plans a new commodity to hedge fluctuations in chip rental prices
- The contracts would let users hedge the price of renting chips
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- US-based financial-services AI startup Rogo raised $30 Mn this month
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- AI recommendations are shifting product discovery away from traditional search rankings
- Brands are focusing on relevance and credibility
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- Cook joined a unanimous vote last month to raise the policy rate by a quarter-point
- The Fed said the increase would support a timelier return of inflation to its 2% target
- US rate expectations can affect foreign flows into Indian equities
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- Federal prosecutors arrested Greg Lui over alleged smuggling of $300 million in Nvidia AI chip servers to China
- Cerebras shares hit an all-time low, falling 20% for the week
- Nvidia pressure and post-lockup selling weighed on the shares
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- Pope Leo says algorithms lack the spark of humanity
- The Vatican has laid a moral blueprint for AI
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- Jay Clayton may be tapped to oversee the Trump administration’s AI work
- As former SEC chairman, Clayton has a history of crypto regulation by enforcement
- His regulatory record may inform global crypto rules watched by Indian exchanges

- Anthropic warned government attitudes toward its AI could hurt customer relationships and its business ahead of an IPO
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- Investors fear Toshiba will increase production of an AI storage product, weakening pricing power for Western Digital and Seagate
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