AI startup Midjourney is seeking details on how The Walt Disney Company, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros use AI as part of an ongoing copyright dispute. Last year, the studios had accused Midjourney of generating images of characters owned by them without permission. The startup says using copyrighted images to train its AI is protected under fair use.

Taxpayers can revise their income tax returns multiple times within the prescribed deadline if they discover errors. However, experts advise avoiding frequent revisions, as repeated changes may attract unnecessary scrutiny from the tax department. Filing the correct ITR form initially is also crucial, as using the wrong form can delay refunds or result in the return being treated as defective.

Motorists are set to stage a protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar on Sunday against the Centre's rollout of E20 fuel. Entrepreneur Tehseen Poonawalla, who's leading the protest, said the agitation aims to allow motorists to choose which type of fuel they wish to use. The protest's organisers claimed Delhi Police asked them to limit the number of protestors to 200.

Entrepreneur Dr Ritesh Malik compared Norway's 7.5-hour workday culture to India's, claiming India's burnout culture wasn't "accidental" but due to its population. However, he said the opportunity landscape has changed in 20 years and 80-hour weeks "aren't necessary". "In India, there's a whole generation that knows how to work. But we forgot to teach them how to live," he added.

Uber has paused most of its planned food delivery expansion in Europe as it pursues a takeover of Delivery Hero, the Financial Times reported. The company has dropped plans to launch in five of the seven targeted markets, including Austria, Norway and Greece. In May, Uber increased its stake in Delivery Hero from 25% to nearly 37%.

CRED's interim CEO, Miten Sampat, who took over after Kunal Shah stepped down, said the company remains "in safe hands," adding, "We have a highly talent-dense company." Responding to speculation after Shah's appointment as WhatsApp's global CEO, Sampat said, "Meta is just a financial investor. There's no strategic angle beyond the financial investment...No planned integration with WhatsApp."

More than 100 authors have sued Anthropic, alleging it used their books without permission to train its Claude chatbot. They claim the company sourced over 500 pirated titles from online repositories and are seeking up to $150,000 in damages per book. The lawsuit follows a $1.5 billion settlement that these authors chose not to join.

Nicholas Khami, Co-founder of US-based AI startup Trieve, claimed that Anthropic's advanced AI model Fable has made 2022-era software engineering obsolete by outperforming prior models like Opus and Codex. "There's approximately 0 value in knowing how to code," he said. "If you want a job building things…you better know how to actually build product end to end," he added.

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas argued Microsoft under Bill Gates promoted personal computers on every desk to create and sustain "knowledge workers" for software sales. "It was the mission of Bill Gates to…get people glued to PCs…All they cared about was selling computers so they could sell software. When you sell more software, that's when you become rich," Srinivas said.

Amazon's self-driving taxi service, Zoox, has introduced moisture and odor-resistant interior materials after some passengers were caught smoking and leaving messes inside its driverless vehicles. The new materials are designed to speed up cleanups and improve fleet availability. Zoox has provided more than 5,00,000 free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco since September.