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PM Modi-Bill Gates Discussion: In a candid conversation with the Microsoft co-founder at his residence PM Modi addressed the challenges posed by AI and underlined the significance of initially using watermarks on AI-generated content to make users aware and prevent misinformation.

The US financial sector faces a "significant" data gap between big and small banks as they deploy AI to fight fraud, the Treasury Department said Wednesday, noting that smaller institutions are disadvantaged.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that Artificial Intelligence is a dynamic issue and that India is working on creating a global framework for AI. 

The PM, who was speaking at the inaugural session of the Global Partnership on AI Summit in New Delhi on December 12, called for nations to work together on a global framework to provide guardrails around AI

India will attempt to get all the signatories of the Bletchley Declaration as well as the global partnership on AI (GPAI) agree to a broad framework for the regulation of AI in the December summit that is scheduled to take place between 12 and 14 of that month.

#HelloWorld. Fall begins, and the Writers Guild strike ends. In this issue, we look at what that means for AI in Hollywood. We also run through a dizzying series of self-regulating steps AI tech players have undertaken.

As India leads the way in the AI revolution, its time to change the narrative from caution to constructive action. AI is not a job-stealing monster, but a catalyst for human betterment. In healthcare, it can predict diseases and personalize medicine. In education, it can adapt to individual learning styles. In the creative sector, AI can help overcome writers block and optimize compositions for musicians.

Over the past year, there has been an increase in AI usage in workplaces Two in three Indians say they will learn at least one digital skill in 2023, with

In recent years, the promise of artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinated technologists and the general public alike. The potential to learn, predict, and simulate through machine learning, especially large language models like GPT-3, is indeed captivating. However, these digital marvels come with a hidden cost: water.

The European Union intends to agree on common regulations for the use of generative artificial intelligence like ChatGPT by the end of the year.