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  • AI could cause billion deaths: Bill Gates

      Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warned that advanced AI could trigger events causing one billion deaths, urging governments to mandate safeguards and monitoring. His remarks come amid US debate over AI regulation, competitiveness with China, and proposals to restrict self-improving AI systems 
  • Editorial: Call for global pause on AI

    The crux of the warning from a growing number of AI researchers is that the software could spin out of human control if left unchecked and unregulated
  • Editorial: Pope flags AI fears

    The Pope’s intervention in the AI ethics debate carries weight because it comes as a papal encyclical — the Catholic Church’s most authoritative teaching document
  • Editorial: Global outrage over Grok

    According to one estimate, Grok generated one non-consensual sexual image every minute. Alarmingly, Grok makes such content easier to produce and customise
  • Bill to regulate deepfakes tabled in Lok Sabha

    A Private Member’s Bill introduced in the Lok Sabha seeks India’s first legal framework to regulate deepfakes, mandating consent for synthetic content and proposing strict penalties, a national task force, and funding mechanisms to counter AI-driven manipulation and protect citizens.
  • Editorial: Baby steps to fight global AI menace

    The Indian government's proposed draft rules on AI-generated content for social media platforms is a welcome step towards addressing the growing misuse of synthetically generated information, including deepfakes
  • Editorial: Cracks at AI Summit

    The United States and Britain refused to sign the Paris AI Summit Declaration that called for policies to keep AI “open, inclusive, transparent, ethical, safe, secure and trustworthy” shows the inherent contradictions in approach

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