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At the VivaTech 2026 forum in Paris, Prime Minister Narendra Modi advocated democratising technology, saying AI means “All Inclusive” for India. He highlighted India's digital achievements, startup ecosystem and investment opportunities while calling for technology access that benefits everyone
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Alleging violation of her moral rights under the Copyright Act, 1957, actress Preity Zinta filed a plea against Meta and Google for creating, uploading and disseminating AI content on her.
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The use of AI to generate videos is going to change the situation completely. With the help of Dreamina and Dreamina Seedance 2.0 4K, truffle farms will be able to produce amazing videos, which will show the beauty of their land, harvesting, and gourmet truffles in great detail, thanks to greatly improved clarity of the image.
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A five-day BRICS Agriculture Working Group meeting began in Indore under India’s chairmanship, focusing on food security, climate-smart agriculture, trade, and farmer welfare. Ministers will meet later to finalise a joint declaration on cooperation among member nations
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India's Digital India BHASHINI Division and Kathmandu University have signed an MoU to develop multilingual AI resources, digital public infrastructure and language technologies. The partnership aims to preserve linguistic heritage, improve digital inclusion and strengthen India-Nepal technological cooperation.
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Growing concerns over artificial intelligence have reignited debates about autonomous systems, misinformation and AI-driven warfare. Experts warn that increasingly capable AI tools could amplify disinformation campaigns, deepen security risks and challenge human oversight, underscoring the need for stronger safeguards and regulation
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India’s CDMO sector is rapidly shifting towards AI-enabled hiring, with demand for AI-linked skills rising 178 per cent in two years, according to a CIEL HR report. Experts warn of a widening talent gap as pharmaceutical manufacturing embraces automation and advanced analytics.
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Microsoft is scaling back employee access to Anthropic’s Claude Code due to rising AI costs, redirecting engineers to GitHub Copilot CLI. Despite rollback, its Anthropic partnership via Azure remains intact as enterprises face surging token-based expenses from generative AI
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A new SHRM India report highlights a growing skills gap, with 45 per cent of organisations citing AI, digital and data skills as a major constraint. The study underscores challenges in ESG capability, gig adoption, and workforce readiness amid rapid technological change.
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Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met Vietnamese counterpart General Phan Van Giang in Hanoi to enhance maritime security and defense industry ties. The leaders signed an MoU on AI and quantum technology, highlighting a strengthening bilateral strategic partnership
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India's youth aspires to propel the country forward in the fields of AI and semiconductors, the Prime Minister stated. India is home to the world's third-largest startup ecosystem
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TCS is accelerating its AI-driven transformation strategy, with Chairman N. Chandrasekaran saying the company is positioning itself as a full-stack AI solutions provider. The company generated $2.3 billion from AI services in FY26 and plans to expand AI infrastructure capabilities further.
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A new IBM-IndiaAI study projects that artificial intelligence could add over $500 billion to India’s economy by 2030. While most business leaders expect strong GDP impact, 72 per cent of organisations admit they are lagging in global AI adoption.
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Google has unveiled Fitbit Air, a compact and affordable fitness tracker featuring continuous health monitoring, AI-powered wellness insights, automatic workout detection, and up to seven days of battery life. The device is compatible with Android and iOS and starts at $99.99.
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Cloudflare has announced plans to cut over 1,100 jobs globally as part of a major restructuring driven by rapid adoption of artificial intelligence. The company said the move reflects organisational transformation rather than cost-cutting or performance-related layoffs.
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To Lam urged deeper India–Vietnam cooperation in AI, semiconductors, and green technology during a business forum in Mumbai. He highlighted shifting global supply chains and called for stronger economic integration and investment ties
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India will launch its first AI-powered orbital data centre satellite under a Pixxel–Sarvam partnership. The Pathfinder satellite will enable in-orbit data processing, real-time AI inference, and hyperspectral imaging, reducing reliance on Earth-based data transmission systems.
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If you want to create wall decor, posts for social networks, or any other type of illustrations, then AI will help you do so with the least amount of time and effort required.
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China blocked Meta’s acquisition of AI startup Manus, citing foreign investment security review rules. The deal, involving a Singapore-based firm with Chinese roots, was halted after scrutiny by regulators, despite Meta claiming full legal compliance and expecting resolution
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KPMG plans to cut 10 per cent of its US audit partners after an early retirement push fell short, joining a broader wave of global layoffs as companies restructure and increasingly adopt artificial intelligence-driven operations.