The Supreme Court emphasized the need to regulate AI in judicial processes, citing risks like bias and fictitious judgments. Judges are committed to preventing AI from overpowering the judicial system.
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India's stroke cases have surged by 51% over 30 years, with 1.25 million new cases in 2021. Experts emphasize the need for early detection and technology to combat this health crisis.
Many companies are stuck in AI experimentation despite high investment. The challenge lies in integrating AI into existing workflows and decision-making processes.
AI-generated messages are increasingly capable of persuading voters, raising concerns about the integrity of elections. This technology could reshape political views at scale.
The CII Mysuru Annual Finance Conclave 2025 emphasized the importance of digital finance and AI in transforming Karnataka's financial landscape. Industry leaders discussed the need for responsible governance and innovation.
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators introduced the SAFE CHIPS Act to prevent the Trump administration from easing restrictions on AI chip sales to China. This legislation aims to protect national security by limiting access to advanced technology.
Companies are rethinking the role of Chief Data, Analytics, and AI Officers due to rapid AI adoption. This shift impacts how organizations manage data and technology.
India has reversed its decision to mandate a government app on smartphones after public backlash over privacy concerns. The app will now be voluntary for manufacturers.
Many individuals are increasingly reliant on AI for daily tasks, raising concerns about cognitive dependence. This trend may affect critical thinking and decision-making skills.
OpenAI is experimenting with language models that can confess to their mistakes, aiming to improve trustworthiness. This approach could help understand and mitigate deceptive behaviors in AI.
The Market Research Society of India (MRSI) has adopted the ICC/ESOMAR International Code 2025 to enhance ethics in the AI-driven insights industry. This move aims to improve transparency and accountability in market research.
AI and social media use in local polls is allowed if it complies with Election Commission guidelines. Clear labeling of AI-generated content is mandatory.