Vi Launches Vi Intelligence Lab With PwC India for Agentic AI
Vodafone Idea has launched Vi Intelligence and a Mumbai AI lab with PwC India to build agentic, assistive and responsible AI solutions for enterprises.
Straive Partners Anthropic to Run Responsible Enterprise AI
Straive and Anthropic partnered on 3 November 2026 to help enterprises build, deploy and run AI responsibly, with governance and human oversight built in.
Salesforce Gives CIOs a Kill Switch for AI Agents, Adds Live Evals and Hard Spending Caps to Agent Fabric
Salesforce has added Agent Evals, API Evals, an Agent Kill Switch and hard budget limits to Agent Fabric, its cross-platform control plane for AI agents, so enterprises can catch failing or costly agents and take them offline before customers notice.
OpenAI Quietly Ships GPT-6 Rosalind for Drug Discovery Behind Trusted-Access Gates; Indian Pharma Can Apply, Indian Academic Labs Cannot Yet
OpenAI has released GPT-6 Rosalind, a frontier biology and drug-discovery model on GPT-6 Astra’s weights, only to vetted research organisations at premium prices. It is rated High risk for biology. Indian pharma companies can apply, but the free academic plan covers only US university labs.
OpenAI Tightens ChatGPT’s Weapons Limits for Teens, Lets the Chatbot End Conversations Fixated on Violence
OpenAI will restrict practical information on weapons and security systems for users it predicts are under 18, even when there is no sign of violent intent, and will let ChatGPT automatically end chats that fixate on violence. It is also launching a twice-yearly Community Safety Report, with the first due in early 2027.
TRAI Wants Telecom Operators to Own Their AI, Report Serious Failures Under New Draft Guidelines
TRAI has proposed that telecom operators be held accountable for the AI they run, whether built in-house or bought from vendors, with board-approved AI policies, safety committees and mandatory reporting of serious AI failures.
MeitY Unveils DEPA for AI Training, a ‘Sealed Room’ Framework to Train AI on Sensitive Data Without Exposing It
MeitY’s draft DEPA for AI Training framework would let AI developers train models on sensitive data held by hospitals, banks and public agencies without the raw data ever leaving those institutions.
Who Is Liable When an AI Agent Gets It Wrong? DSCI Releases Industry Guidance for Agentic AI
The Data Security Council of India’s discussion paper, AI Liability: Industry Guidance for Agentic AI, maps established legal doctrines onto autonomous AI systems and argues that each player in the value chain is responsible for what it could decide and had the tools to enforce.
Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon Goes to Cyber Defenders First as Frontier AI Moves to Staged Rollouts
Google’s new frontier model Gemini 4 Carbon claims state-of-the-art scores in finding, validating and patching software vulnerabilities, and is going first to a subset of cyber defenders through the Fairwind Program before wider release.
Defining the ‘AI Intermediary’: India Weighs Separate Rules for AI Platforms as MeitY Readies AI Law Consultation
Six months after proposing curbs on AI-generated content on social media, New Delhi is debating whether AI platforms need their own legal definition, separate from social media intermediaries. Lawyers favour an EU-style AI law, while Big Tech is pressing for sector-wise rules and clarity on safe harbour.
