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AI-generated propaganda is as effective as real propaganda, making it harder to detect. It can increase the volume of propaganda, posing risks to society. Strategies are needed to guard against misuse and assess potential risks.

Japan offers subsidies to TSMC for a second chip fabrication plant. TSMCs first factory in Kumamoto opens. It plans to produce advanced chips for AI and autonomous driving, ensuring a stable semiconductor supply in Japan. TSMC expands in the U.S. and Germany. Japan also invests in Rapidus.

Google Pay will be shut down in the US on June 4, 2024, and users will be migrated to Google Wallet. Its payment services remain unaffected in India.

Bengaluru-based Prayoga Institute of Education Research, funded by Zerodha, opens new research block with labs for sustainability research. Labs cover life sciences, physical sciences, chemical sciences, earth sciences, and sophisticated instrumentation. Accessible to high school students. Promotes research, innovation, collaboration.

In an age when companies routinely proclaim their commitments to civil rights and the environment, what does it even mean to be a woke employer? And can Microsoft, with a history of squeezing competitors, truly claim to be more evolved than most?

Austria is increasingly targeting South Asia and SE Asia, with India as the top export destination. It serves as a gateway to the German speaking markets of Europe and offers opportunities in various sectors. Bilateral trade between India and Austria is growing, reaching USD 2.84 billion in 2022.

The ground breaking ceremony took place in the presence of Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin along with the senior representatives of the Vin group. ET had reported on February 10 that the Vietnamese company that is looking to compete with the likes of Tesla was going to have its ground-breaking ceremony on February 25.

The "Future Chips Academy", which invited students from three South Korean universities, underlines a high tech labour shortage in the Eindhoven region, which has become one of Europes largest tech hubs.

US District Judge Richard Jones in Seattle approved the plea, which includes a $1.81 billion criminal fine and $2.51 billion of forfeiture, about an hour after the government proposed changes to Binance founder Changpeng Zhaos bond, drawing an objection from Zhaos lawyers.

On Friday, minister of state for IT and electronics Rajeev Chandrasekhar had warned that Googles AI tool Geminis response to a question around the Prime Minister is in direct violation of IT rules as well as several provisions of the criminal code.