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Tech News Ep-17 || 20-09-2025 OpenAI Hardware || Sam Altman’s Job Comments, H-1B Visa Hike, Indian SpaceTech Funding.


 

September 20, 2025, brings several headlines in global and Indian tech—from AI hardware ambitions and landmark visa changes to local startup milestones, emerging gadget updates, and festive deal buzz.

OpenAI to Enter AI Hardware Market

OpenAI is reportedly planning a bold foray into consumer hardware, with rumors swirling about smart wearables and AI-powered pins, possibly launching by 2027. If true, this move could challenge big players like Apple and Humane, bringing advanced AI directly to everyday devices.

Sam Altman: “AI Will Replace Customer Support, Then Programmers”

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made headlines predicting that artificial intelligence will initially disrupt customer service jobs, quickly followed by programming roles. He called for urgent upskilling and reskilling efforts, highlighting major shifts ahead in the tech-centric job landscape.

US H-1B Visa Fee Hike Shocks Indian Tech Sector

In major policy news, the United States has raised the annual H-1B visa application fee to $100,000. Nasscom, industry leaders, and Indian tech companies voiced strong concern, warning this move will hit India’s technology exports and access to skilled talent overseas.

Indian SpaceTech Startups Land Fresh Investments

Autonomous Vehicles: Swaayatt Robots Demo

Swaayatt Robots released a successful demo of its autonomous driving system on Indian roads. Their vehicle navigated real-world traffic including cows, tractors, and unpredictable drivers—proving advanced self-driving tech is moving forward in India.

Google India’s Latest AI Accelerator Cohort

Google India announced 20 startups joining their AI Accelerator: AI First program—spanning agentic AI, multimodal models, biotech, voice-based learning, and disaster intelligence—demonstrating India’s rising role in global artificial intelligence innovation.

Amazon & Flipkart Festival Deals Heating Up

Prime members received early access to Amazon’s Great Indian Festival deals. Flipkart’s Big Billion Days offers further price cuts on premium smartphones, including iPhones, with fierce competition driving unprecedented festive discounts for Indian shoppers.

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