Author: Radhika

About the Author
Radhika Jindal
Radhika Jindal
Tech Reporter

Radhika Jindal is a Tech Reporter at Breaking Arc. She covers technology, gadgets, web trends, and the IT industry. For over a decade, she has been covering technology events, product launches, and industry developments, having previously reported for Times of India (Times Group) and Cyber Media Services, where she wrote for PCQuest, Data Quest, and Voice and Data. Her reports keep readers updated about how recent developments are affecting their everyday lives.

With careful research and verified information from official sources, including lab tests, direct interactions with IT decision-makers, and industry benchmarks, Radhika gives reliable information to the readers. Her educational background of B.Tech in Information Technology from Delhi College of Engineering, along with a diploma in Broadcast Media and English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, gives her a strong technical and journalistic foundation.

Areas of Coverage
  • Technology
  • Gadgets & Devices
  • IT Industry
  • Web Trends
  • Product Reviews & Buying Guides
Editorial Standards

Radhika follows Breaking Arc's editorial standards by prioritizing:

  • Fact-based and source-backed reporting
  • Independent verification of information
  • Transparency and accountability
  • Regular updates and corrections when required
  • Clear separation between news and opinion
Languages
  • English
  • Hindi

Articles by Radhika Jindal

Tech OpenAI Prepares Launch of Astra Model Capable of Autonomous Cyber Exploit Discovery

 Stretching the limits of autonomous AI abilities, OpenAI reported that its next-generation product Astra became the first system to pass the “Critical” level for cybersecurity within the company’s Preparedness Framework.  The internal assessments showed that, provided with appropriate instruments, Astra will be able to detect previously unidentified software flaws and generate multi-staged exploit chains in […]

Tech Anthropic Rolls Out Claude Fable 5.1 With Sharper Technical Reasoning and Cut-Rate API Pricing

Advancements in artificial intelligence models usually come at the expense of high compute costs. This time, Anthropic, an AI research safety lab, has decided to buck the trend and announced its new release: Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1, its enterprise counterpart. These latest versions feature improvements in advanced coding and long-horizon research, along with […]

Tech India Prepares to Roll Out AI-Powered Agentic Payments Across the UPI Network

The digital payments architecture in India is gearing up for its next big leap in evolution. In the wake of the spectacular success of the Unified Payments Interface, the payment authorities in the country are working out a model. This model would enable autonomous AI agents to perform small-value digital transactions on behalf of the […]

Tech Instagram Cracks Down on Undisclosed AI Profiles by Cutting Algorithmic Reach

Social networking becomes more complicated as synthesized personalities become hard to tell apart from the virtual avatars created by actual people. Instagram decided to introduce an update to its policies in response to increased concerns of users regarding fake AI influencers and promised reach penalties for accounts that do not disclose their artificiality. In this […]

Tech Pentagon Expands Secure Military Portal With Tailored ChatGPT and Grok AI Tools

In its efforts towards modernization of defense operations through enterprise technology, the Department of Defense has now successfully incorporated customized versions of OpenAI’s ChatGPT and xAI’s Grok into the central artificial intelligence network of GenAI.mil.  This has provided over 3 million military and civilian government personnel with authorized access to advanced language models while keeping […]

Tech How Caterpillar’s Mining Automation Playbook Is Reshaping Its Enterprise AI Strategy

Using AI successfully within complex physical environments is still one of the most challenging aspects of operations in technology. To overcome this limitation, heavy equipment producer Caterpillar is leveraging what it has learned about deploying AI through decades of automating its haul trucks, drills, and loaders in mining pits. Speaking at the Ai4 event in […]

Tech Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 KB5120998 Update Messes With Mouse Cursor Settings

However, software updates are expected to be fun, bringing new features and improvements to an OS; in some instances, however, updates result in annoying bugs. As follows from the release of the optional update KB5120998 for Windows 11, which added the moveable taskbar and resizable start menu to Windows 11, many users have faced a […]

Tech OpenAI Aims to Build an AI Agent for Everything: Will Everyone Actually Use Them?

A drastic change is occurring in the AI industry; from reactive chatbots that respond to user questions to autonomous digital agents capable of performing actions in the real world.  Driving this highly ambitious agenda is OpenAI, whose mission is to create general AI agents that could operate in the background and seamlessly execute any workflow […]

Tech Hugging Face Explores Potential Sale at Rumored $13 Billion Valuation

Underlining the increasing importance of AI developer platforms, Hugging Face, an open-source repository firm, is believed to be looking to sell itself for about $13 billion.  The New York-based firm has brought investment bankers on board to gauge interest from potential buyers in the tech world, after its $4.5 billion valuation, announced during a Series […]