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What’s New Today: OpenAI is in talks with Indian firms and Reliance to establish gigawatt-scale Stargate AI infrastructure in India.
Fast-Track Insights: Legal AI powers AnthroTek’s £950K seed round, cutting legal costs by 90% in UK’s first AI-only funding deal.
Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. Let’s dive into the day’s top tech stories, from AI agents automating crypto research and trading strategies to projects like Giza showcasing block-by-block efficiency. At the same time, challenges around trust, compliance, and private key security continue to shape the debate.
OpenAI has initiated talks with Indian data centre companies, including Sify, Yotta, E2E Networks, and CtrlS, alongside Reliance Industries, to bring parts of its $500 billion Stargate project to India. Discussions cover capacity, power, and location requirements for gigawatt-scale facilities. Reliance’s Jamnagar data centre and energy complex could play a key role. India, OpenAI’s second-largest market, presents growth opportunities but faces challenges in power, chips, and cooling for large-scale AI infrastructure. Read More…
Cambridge-based synthetic anatomy startup AnthroTek raised £950,000 in a £10.5 million pre-money valuation seed round, marking the UK’s first AI-only legal deal. Using Genie AI’s contract automation, AnthroTek completed shareholder and subscription documents without law firms, cutting legal costs by 90%. Founded in 2024, the company develops AI-driven synthetic tissue for the medical, robotics, and film industries. An additional £550,000 raise is expected, potentially pushing its valuation to £12 million. Read More…
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) told the Delhi High Court it may reconsider using CLAT-PG scores for lawyer recruitment. The application deadline has been extended from September 10 to September 25, with the matter listed for September 18. A petition challenges the August 11 notification, arguing CLAT-PG is only for LLM admissions, not public employment. The petitioner claims the rule is arbitrary and violates constitutional rights of equality and fairness. Read More…
AI agents are autonomous systems capable of planning, reasoning, and learning to achieve goals without constant human input. Unlike traditional software, they adapt to dynamic environments, break down complex tasks, and refine performance through feedback. Their applications span healthcare, finance, customer support, IT, and content creation. While offering scalability, efficiency, and cost savings, AI agents also pose risks of bias, security vulnerabilities, and over-reliance, requiring careful governance, testing, and compliance frameworks. Read More…
AI agents are reshaping crypto trading by automating research, strategy, and transactions with adaptive decision-making. Unlike static bots, they perceive data, reason, and act autonomously, enabling research assistance, real-time transactions, and “human out of the loop” trading. Projects like Giza have demonstrated efficiency with block-by-block strategies. However, challenges persist around private key management, compliance, and user trust. Despite the risks, agentic finance is expected to accelerate, making AI bots central to the future of crypto. Read More…
