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Microsoft, Alphabet, OpenAI, Nvidia CEOs join US advisory board to advise on protecting critical infrastructure from AI threats. Board aims to prevent AI-related disruptions to national security and public safety.

One such Indian engineer worked for companies like Apple, Silicon Graphics and MeasureX before landing a job where he gets a salary of more than Rs 250 crore.

The cash-and-stock deal, announced in September last year, was the latest to draw tough scrutiny from regulators worried about Big Tech acquisitions that boost the market power of dominant companies or involve startups seen as nascent rivals.

Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen waded into the debate on 70-hour work week while interacting with students at his alma mater Osmania University on Tuesday.

Adobe, the popular software company behind Photoshop and Illustrator, has recently announced a new image-generation tool called 'Generative Match' which can identify the art style of an uploaded image and generate new images, illustrations, and concept designs based on the matched art style.

Shantanu Narayen started his career by joining a startup called MeasureX Automobiles System in 1986. After 3 years, he got an opportunity to join Apple and he went for it.

Recently, Tesla CEO in a tweet had also stated that he ''looks forward'' to visiting India in 2024.

Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe Inc., believes that artificial intelligence (AI) will enhance human creativity rather than replace it. He warns against rushing to regulate AI and limiting its advancements. Narayen also discusses the role of Adobe India in developing AI-led products and the potential monetization opportunities arising from the AI boom. He expresses optimism about Indias future, citing demographics, talent, technology, and the governments efforts in digital public goods.

Shantanu Narayen was born into a rich family in Hyderabad. He completed his engineering from Hyderabads university.

Adobe’s CEO, Shantanu Narayen shared some stories from his own life. He said that he would have never left Hyderabad had he been starting his career now.