OpenAI Clarifies It Isn’t Testing Ads on ChatGPT Despite User Claims

OpenAI officials have dismissed claims of ads appearing on paid tiers of ChatGPT. The controversy initially stemmed from screenshots shared by users on social media recently, highlighting ads appearing below prompt responses in an unrelated conversation. This happened even if they were enrolled in a paid subscription to the AI chatbot. Following the backlash, an OpenA...

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Realme Narzo 90 Series 5G India Launch Announced; to Go on Sale via Amazon

The Realme Narzo 80 Series 5G was launched in India in April this year, and its successor could be on the cards. According to a teaser shared by an e-commerce platform, the Realme Narzo 90 Series 5G will be launched in India soon. The teaser image reveals that two models are in line for debut, and both may sport different designs. While details remain under wraps, rep...

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Xiaomi’s Sudhin Mathur Talks About Next Redmi Note Smartphone, AI, IoT Push, and 2026 Roadmap

Xiaomi India COO Sudhin Mathur, in an exclusive chat with Gadgets 360, discussed how the next Redmi Note is designed to win back loyalists. Xiaomi India is likely to launch the Redmi Note early in 2026 with multiple products in the line-up. Xiaomi India COO Mathur also talked about the IoT category push in 2026.

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Glaciers Speed Up in Summer and Slow in Winter, New Global Map Reveals

A new global map of glacier speeds, built from nearly a decade of satellite observations, shows that glaciers consistently move faster in summer and slower in winter. Meltwater acts as a natural lubricant, accelerating flow during warm months. Scientists warn that glaciers with strong seasonal shifts are likely to speed up long-term, adding to future sea-level rise.

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New Shortcut Lets Scientists Run Complex Quantum Models on a Laptop

A University at Buffalo team has redesigned the truncated Wigner approximation into an easy, plug-and-play template that lets scientists run complex quantum simulations on everyday laptops. The method works for open systems, slashes computing demands, and helps free supercomputers for the hardest quantum problems.

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