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PM Modi and Microsoft’s Satya Nadella discuss vision for India’s AI future

Prime Minister and tech giant CEO reaffirm commitment to advancing artificial intelligence, as India aims to become a global AI leader

This high-profile interaction is part of India’s broader push to position itself as a global leader in AI and technological innovation.

NVIDIA CEO to spotlight AI’s next chapter at CES 2025

Jensen Huang, the founder and chief executive of NVIDIA, the chipmaker synonymous with AI dominance.

Jensen Huang’s keynote expected to reveal new GPUs, market implications at Mandalay Bay Area in Las Vegas.

Google tightens crypto ad policies to combat financial scams

The lawsuit which began in July 2020, is not Google's first privacy-related legal challenge.

New restrictions begin on January 15, with a seven-day grace period for non-compliant crypto companies.

TRAI to hold OHD on 8 Jan for formulating Digital Radio Broadcast Policy

MIB has also highlighted certain issues that may be considered while formulating recommendations for digital radio broadcast policy.

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting vide its reference dated 23rd April 2024 has sought recommendations of TRAI on formulating a digital radio broadcast policy for private Radio broadcasters.

Policy think tanks, civil society call DPDP draft rules ‘vague’, raise concerns

Globally, in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, opinion trading apps and websites are classified as wagering platforms and are regulated.

Experts suggest that the parental consent rules are likely to add a heavy compliance burden on all parties involved.

DPDP Act: MeitY releases draft data protection rules for public consultation

Globally, in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, opinion trading apps and websites are classified as wagering platforms and are regulated.

Government seeks public input on regulations that will reshape how companies handle personal information

Apple’s $95 million settlement case: iPhone users may receive up to $20 each

Apple's commitment to privacy questioned as company settles Siri lawsuit

Apple Inc. has not acknowledged any wrongdoing so far. The lawyers have proposed scheduling a 14 February court hearing in Oakland to review the terms