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While Parliament security personnel have come under criticism for Wednesday’s breach, the Lok Sabha secretariat has clarified that both Delhi Police and the CRPF are responsible for security.

A document from the AI Act trilogue shows what member states were hoping to push through: Automated classification of people by race, emotion recognition, biometric analysis of video recordings. In some parts, the outcome is still unclear.

While Parliament can’t instruct the executive on its foreign policy, International Relations and Cooperation Minister Naledi Pandor said it would be up to the president to initiate a discussion in Cabinet on the parliamentary motion which was initiated by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

The House of Lords inquiry into LLMs has heard from the regulators. We have the right powers, they told peers; now we just need the cash.


EDITORIAL Those holding their breaths for the new Government to take office with a hiss and a roar would be wise to exhale and hit the beach over summer....

These discussions could be emotive but are necessary in a democracy and the promotion of transparency and accountability.

These discussions could be emotive but are necessary in a democracy and the promotion of transparency and accountability.

These discussions could be emotive but are necessary in a democracy and the promotion of transparency and accountability.

House ethics committee’s recommendation to expel Mahua Moitra from Parliament turns the focus on the mandates of various panels

Britain’s House of Lords is hearing arguments about copyright at a time when Big Tech seems reluctant to remunerate holders.