Red flags in Govt: Can GenAI models track prompts of officials, leverage citizens' data?, Pg1.
Government assesses risks of officials using GenAI, focusing on data privacy, inference risks, and potential vulnerabilities from foreign AI services.
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Government assesses risks of officials using GenAI, focusing on data privacy, inference risks, and potential vulnerabilities from foreign AI services.
Government releases AI Governance Guidelines promoting innovation with guardrails, emphasizing trust, safety, and a hands-off regulatory approach.
Delhi recently conducted two cloud seeding trials with the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT-K) to induce artificial rain aimed at reducing smog and particulate matter. This marks the first such experiment in nearly 50 years, raising questions about its scientific effectiveness and environmental implications.
AI's rise prompts scrutiny of scientific publishing, copyright, and open access, urging researchers to reclaim intellectual sovereignty.
AI adoption accelerates tech layoffs as companies restructure, prioritizing AI skills amid rising investments and talent recruitment globally.
IIT Kanpur's cloud seeding experiment fails in Delhi despite IMD's warning about insufficient cloud cover for artificial rain.
IIT Delhi study deems cloud seeding unreliable for Delhi pollution control due to climatological unsuitability and fleeting impact.
India integrates AI into education from class three, aiming for personalized learning and future-ready workforce by training teachers and leveraging adaptive platforms.
Delhi's cloud-seeding experiment fails to alleviate pollution, highlighting the need for sustained, coordinated efforts beyond symbolic gestures.
Himalayan disasters surge; experts urge early warning systems using AI, citing climate change and limited existing infrastructure.
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