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‘Learn With Google AI’ On Google’s Special Website

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Technology giant Google recently launched a new easy to learn artificial intelligence (AI) course platform called ‘Learn With Google AI’ to educate people about machine learning and AI for free.

Learn With Google AI aims to make machine learning and AI more accessible to people by providing lessons, tutorials and hands on exercises at all experience levels. The new website encourages people to learn about core machine learning concepts and apply AI based solutions to real world problems. Speaking about the latest launch, Google’s Machine Learning Education Program Manager Zuri Kemp said, “We believe it’s important that the development of AI reflects as diverse a range of human perspectives and needs as possible.

The course will feature videos from machine learning experts at Google along with interactive visualizations illustrating machine learning concepts. It will also include coding exercises using cutting edge TensorFlow APIs and will focus on how practitioners can implement machine learning in the real world.

Google Chief Executive Officer, Sundar Pichai also shared the news on Twitter.

Developed by experts, the machine learning and AI courses cater to everyone, from beginners to researchers looking for advanced tutorials. According to Google’s blog, more than 18,000 Googlers have already enrolled in their Machine Learning Crash Course (MLCC.) These Googlers have also applied the lessons from the course to enhance camera calibration for the Daydream devices, build virtual reality for Google Earth and improve streaming quality at YouTube.

Zuri Kemp further added, “This is for everyone from deep ML experts looking for advanced developer tutorials and materials, to curious people who are ready to try to learn what ML is in the first place.

With over 40 exercises including interactive lessons, lectures from Google researchers, the course’s duration is estimated at 15 hours. While newcomers to the field of artificial intelligence are welcome, Google suggests that students should at least be proficient with intro level algebra, programming basics and Python.

According to the blog, “There’s more to come from Learn with Google AI, including additional courses and documentation. We’re excited to help everyone learn more about AI.”

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Bhavish Aggarwal’s Krutrim Unveils ‘Kruti’ — An Agentic AI Built for Bharat

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Bengaluru, June 2025 – Krutrim, the AI startup founded by Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal, has launched its new agentic AI assistant, Kruti. Unlike traditional virtual assistants, Kruti is designed with an Indian-first approach — combining cultural context, multilingual capabilities, and generative AI to offer a more intuitive, task-oriented experience for users.

Kruti is built to do more than just respond to queries — it can independently perform tasks, make decisions, and integrate across platforms for productivity and communication. Powered by Krutrim’s proprietary Indian-trained language model, it brings a deep understanding of local languages and digital behaviors, catering to both personal and business needs in the Indian ecosystem.

Aggarwal described Kruti as “India’s digital brain,” highlighting its role in redefining AI for Bharat. The assistant will be rolled out in phases, starting with enterprise partners and expanding through apps and APIs. As Kruti integrates into various platforms — including Ola’s services — it marks a significant stride in India’s ambition to lead the global AI race.

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Bankruptcy Forces BYJU’S to Offload Epic and Tynker for a Fraction of Acquisition Cost

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BYJU’S, once India’s most celebrated edtech startup, has sold its major US-based subsidiaries Epic and Tynker for a fraction of their original purchase prices, marking a dramatic reversal in its global expansion strategy. The distressed sales, approved by a US bankruptcy court on May 20, 2025, come amid the company’s ongoing financial and legal turmoil. Tynker, a coding education platform acquired by BYJU’S in 2021 for $200 million, was sold to CodeHS for just $2.2 million in cash, while Epic, a digital reading platform bought for $500 million in 2022, was acquired by China’s TAL Education Group for $95 million.

These fire-sale transactions were part of a broader restructuring effort to address disputes with lenders after BYJU’S defaulted on a $1.2 billion loan, which triggered bankruptcy proceedings for its US entities. The company’s US unit, Byju’s Alpha, became the focal point of legal battles, including allegations of mismanagement and the misappropriation of funds by top executives. Court rulings in the US have highlighted instances of fraudulent transfers and breaches of fiduciary duty by suspended directors, further compounding BYJU’S woes.

As BYJU’S scrambles to stabilize its core operations, several of its other high-profile acquisitions, such as Great Learning and Aakash Institute, have started operating independently and distancing themselves from the parent company. The massive losses from the sales of Epic and Tynker underscore the risks of BYJU’S aggressive acquisition spree and the severe impact of its financial mismanagement, leaving the future of the once high-flying edtech giant in question.

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Flick TV Secures $2.3M to Revolutionize India’s Micro-Drama Streaming Scene

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Flick TV, India’s first mobile-focused OTT platform dedicated to micro-dramas, has secured $2.3 million in seed funding led by Stellaris Venture Partners, with participation from Gemba Capital and Titan Capital. Founded in early 2025 by Kushal Singhal, Pratik Anand, and Sanidhya Mittal, the platform aims to address the growing demand for high-quality, short-form storytelling tailored for mobile consumption. Unlike traditional user-generated short video platforms, Flick TV produces professionally shot, under-five-minute dramas across genres such as romance, thrillers, and slice-of-life—each crafted for vertical viewing to suit India’s rapidly expanding mobile internet audience.

The newly raised capital will be used to scale up content production, with plans to launch over 100 original titles, enhance the platform’s streaming technology, and expand offerings into four regional languages. Flick TV is also investing in generative AI and advanced workflows to streamline scripting and production, aiming to combine creative excellence with operational efficiency. The founders bring deep expertise from previous roles at ShareChat, EloElo, Meesho, and Pocket FM, positioning the company to bridge the gap between creator agility and cinematic storytelling in India’s nascent micro-drama ecosystem.

Industry observers see Flick TV as a frontrunner in India’s next entertainment wave, which is expected to be mobile-native, emotionally engaging, and built for short attention spans. With the micro-drama market projected to reach $5 billion in India over the next five years—mirroring the $7 billion success in China—Flick TV is poised to set new standards for premium, binge-worthy short-form content and redefine streaming for the modern Indian viewer.

 

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