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Open presents the best of narrative journalism in India: cutting edge writing on politics, economy, society, culture, books, art, cinema, and sports.

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openthemagazine.com > technology > ai-could-kill-us-all-why-this-anthropic-researcher-walked-away

‘AI could kill us all’: Why this Anthropic researcher walked away

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (894+ words) What would make someone who has spent years teaching AI systems to become convinced that the race to build them is moving too fast? For Jacob Coxon, the answer was simple enough to post publicly — and alarming enough to set…...

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openthemagazine.com > entertainment > penelope-cruz-and-javier-bardems-bunker-gets-16-minute-standing-ovation-at-venice-film-festival

Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem’s Bunker gets 16-minute standing ovation at Venice Film Festival

5+ day, 9+ hour ago   (397+ words) The lights came up, but nobody left. Instead, the applause kept going. By the time the audience at the Venice Film Festival finally stopped clapping for Bunker, 16 minutes had passed, making it the longest standing ovation of this year’s festival…...

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openthemagazine.com > business > goodbye-khadim-batti-the-founder-who-gave-luck-a-chance

Goodbye, Khadim Batti: The Founder Who Gave Luck a Chance

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1730+ words) “Luck will not work unless you give luck a chance.” Khadim Batti smiled as he said it. Luck had repeatedly arrived in Khadim’s story. But it had never found him waiting. He had walked towards it, often with very little…...

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openthemagazine.com > branding-marketing-and-advertising > the-government-saved-vodafone-idea-can-shah-rukh-khan-make-india-choose-vi

The Government Saved Vodafone Idea. Can Shah Rukh Khan Make India Choose Vi?

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (1616+ words) We will, we will rock you. For Vodafone Idea, the old Queen anthem requires only a tiny rebrand: Vi will, Vi will rock you. But can Vi rock anyone other than its logo? 28 Aug 2026 - Vol 05 | Issue 35 He is desperately courting…...

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openthemagazine.com > india > can-elon-musks-starlink-fix-rural-indias-internet-gaps-the-11000-village-pitch-explained

Can Elon Musk’s Starlink Fix Rural India’s Internet Gaps? The 11,000-Village Pitch Explained

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (748+ words) Open Magazine India has built one of the world’s largest telecom networks, yet thousands of villages remain outside dependable 4G coverage Fibre may stop at the local panchayat, mobile signals can disappear behind a mountain, and laying cables across…...

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openthemagazine.com > world > two-rockets-two-coasts-38-minutes-spacex-is-turning-spaceflight-into-routine

Two Rockets, Two Coasts, 38 Minutes: SpaceX is Turning Spaceflight Into Routine

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (511+ words) That was all SpaceX needed to move from launching commercial communications satellites from Florida to sending a classified US military payload into orbit from California. The two Falcon 9 launches broke SpaceX's own record for the shortest gap between orbital missions....