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The facial recognition software fitted in the AI system was designed to just target Fakhrizadeh and leave his wife unscathed.

To be clear, India is not alone. Regulators around the world have also ramped up scrutiny on the outsized influence of Silicon Valleys tech titans. From the United States to Europe and Australia, regulators are tightening the rules to keep Big Tech in check. Keeping Big Tech in check From tackling fake news to preventing monopolistic practices, the Indian government has come down hard on Big Tech in recent months. In February, New Delhi announced sweeping reforms to that would hold social media...

Indo-Pacific tech sector ripe for investment and cyber defence cooperation: Research Reports for the new Quad Tech Network say nations need to develop a long-term vision for technology, but that Australia is underperforming in research output and advanced digital skills. February 10, 2021 -- 06:22 GMT (22:22 PST) | Topic: Security The Indo-Pacific regions tech sector is "ripe for investment", according to Trisha...

Read Next This is the fourth article in the weekly series of Expert’s Opinion, where we talk to academics who study AI or other emerging technologies and their impact on society and the world. This week, we spoke to Trisha Ray, a graduate from the Georgetown University in Security Studies, who is currently working as an Associate Fellow at the Observer Researcher Foundation.  Analytics India Magazine caught up with Ray to understand India’s position on autonomous weapons and her views on L...