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 Nvidia Demonstrates That Software Harnesses, Not Just AI Models, Drive Real Performance

Until now, the AI race was all about creating increasingly larger and parameter-heavy foundation models. Yet breakthrough research by Nvidia proves that the software framework or the “harness” that is built around an AI model is a key factor in completing multi-step tasks. Recent testing of AI models on the ARC-AGI-3 benchmark, which involves the […]

Tech OpenAI Pauses Frontier AI Training as Accelerated Progress Triggers Alignment Concerns

OpenAI has decided to suspend some advanced reinforcement learning (RL) training sessions for its cutting-edge systems in an unexpected move in the artificial intelligence industry. The chief executive officer of OpenAI, Sam Altman, made the announcement that the company has started to outgrow its current safety systems due to the fast-paced developments in the field […]

Tech Google Initiates Global August 2026 Spam Update to Refine Search Quality

Google has formally launched the spam update for August 2026, which is the third time this year that the search engine has refreshed its algorithms for search cleanup for all languages and regions of the world. The implementation of this update is being tracked through the Search Status Dashboard provided by Google, and it largely […]

Tech OpenAI Launches Tailored ChatGPT Experience for Teens With Enhanced Safety Controls

Millions of younger students already use generative artificial intelligence for school assignments, creativity, and personal questions. With safety in mind, OpenAI has developed ChatGPT for Teens and officially released it as a part of their primary product specifically designed for teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17 years old. This update includes automatic account […]

Tech Anthropic Discloses Technical Mechanics Behind Invisible Claude Watermarking System

After first announcing plans for invisible text watermarks in April, artificial intelligence lab Anthropic published technical details outlining how invisible text watermarks work in its family of Claude models.  Created specifically for meeting compliance standards outlined in the EU’s AI Act, the system incorporates machine-readable tracking markers directly into the text output by the program […]

Tech Anthropic CEO Says AI Backlash Is Fundamentally a Crisis of Public Trust

Amid rising public opposition to the rapid growth of AI, there is an intense debate among tech executives about the reasons behind such rising societal opposition to rapid AI expansion.  In response to criticism from his own community in Silicon Valley, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei recently took to social media. He dismissed the idea that […]

Tech White House Convenes Tech Giants for Landmark Voluntary Artificial Intelligence Oversight Framework

As self-governing AI tools evolve into software for daily use, Washington and Silicon Valley are actively taking steps to mitigate any potential security concerns. In a groundbreaking meeting at the White House, members of the administration invited representatives from such tech companies as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta to discuss a recently finalized voluntary framework.  […]

Tech Apple Escalates Legal Battle Against OpenAI, Claiming Former Employees Took Trade Secrets

The fierce competition among Silicon Valley giants has entered a new and intense phase within the legal corridors of the U.S. federal courts as well as in the media. Pursuing its intellectual property case against OpenAI, Apple Inc. has sought a preliminary injunction against OpenAI in federal court.  The iPhone company alleges that in addition […]

Tech Anthropic Pledges Invisible Watermarks for Claude-Generated Text in Compliance With EU Rules

An artificial intelligence laboratory called Anthropic has chosen to add machine-readable and invisible watermarks in the generated texts through its Claude AI model in its platform.  This new policy has been adopted as part of the newly updated support page which ensures that the generated texts will be detectable using automatic detection methods without losing […]