In this work, we studied, formalized, and measured an important aspect of large language models (LLMs): their (in)ability to separate instruction from data in the inputs. Consider the following input ...
Nvidia Corporation unveils a major CUDA update to counter Triton, boosting GPU programming and solidifying its AI software ...
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New Labour Codes: More than five years after being cleared by Parliament and nearly eight decades since Independence, India pushed through its biggest labour reform in the form of the new Labour Codes ...
Mirum Pharmaceuticals has been a big winner in 2025 thanks to the success of its flagship product, Livmarli. Livmarli should continue to gain momentum in 2026. Good news from a Phase 2 study of ...
Sam Altman issues “code red” as Gemini 3 overtakes OpenAI on key AI benchmarks. Ads, shopping agents and new features paused as teams refocus on core ChatGPT upgrades. OpenAI prioritises speed, ...
More than five years after Parliament cleared the four labour codes, replacing 29 central labour laws, the government has moved ahead with their implementation. Effective from November 21, the four ...
India's new labour codes, effective November 21, 2025, consolidate 29 laws, promising universal minimum wages, enhanced social security for gig workers, and improved safety. While offering businesses ...
Five years after Parliament passed four labour codes to replace 29 central laws, the Centre has now implemented them nationwide on 21 November 2025. The Ministry of Labour and Employment has issued ...
The Central Government’s latest clarification on gratuity rules under the new labour codes has brought significant changes for India’s workforce, particularly fixed-term and contract employees. A ...
The new Labour Codes, which came into effect on Nov. 21, 2025, introduced new restrictions on how companies can engage contract workers, potentially disrupting established business models that have ...
What India’s new labour codes mean for workers,employers, economy & why these may lead to higher FDI
In a conversation with ThePrint, Vandana Gurnani, Union labour secretary talks about what the new labour code means for workers, employers, labour market and economy, how it will reduce compliances, ...
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