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If you had to bet on which will shape the future, the smart money would be on states over technology.

DGCA has issued SOPs for airlines to comply with guidelines on flight delays and cancellations

Campaigns need an early detection system so if the candidate is being targeted by disinformation powered by AI, they can get in front of it.

Meta launched a big new AI model called Llama 2 on Tuesday. The company didn't disclose what data it used to train the model, unlike the first LLaMA.

Despite what some “experts” are saying, artificial intelligence (AI) will not destroy humanity. It's an incredible tool.

The world is finally reaching a consensus that the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) did not come from bat soup at a Chinese wet market as was originally claimed, but oh the censorship we had to [...]

The tech giant and its peer companies are too big to feign neutrality.

This week **Who’s taking on the online hackers and pirates? **Will Big Tech finally cough up for news? Media Moment of the Week: Ya boi in Hanoi Tempted as I was to feature *that* cat lawyer this week, I think perhaps, to borrow Michael Gove’s words, this country has had enough of Zoom fails. Instead, here’s some viral internet cringe of the sort we all thought had gone extinct somewhere in the vicinity of 2014. US ambassador to Vietnam Dan Kritenbrink just released this rap song to wish ...

AP Photo/Noah Berger With the Capitol protest, Democrats and media who had ignored or dismissed vandalism or violence at protests for months suddenly discovered the law again and they are using the incident to try to crush anyone related to the rally, despite the fact that thousands of people went with the intention to peacefully express their political opinions and only a smaller number of extremists broke the law. Unlike that violent Antifa folks who have rioted for months and mostly gotten ...