India is strengthening its cyber defence framework as artificial intelligence (AI) makes cyberattacks faster, more sophisticated and harder to detect. The government has launched a fresh nationwide cyber defence drive, directing ministries, regulators and key sectors to improve their preparedness through coordinated security exercises, tighter vulnerability
The Maharashtra government is set to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI), geo-tagging and Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping to improve how urban development projects are tracked and managed. The move aims to give officials real-time visibility into project progress, strengthen transparency and help ensure that public infrastructure
PwC has become the latest member of the Big Four consulting firms to face criticism over its use of artificial intelligence (AI), after several of its published reports were found to contain fabricated citations, incorrect references and other factual errors. The latest findings have further intensified
More than 1,000 employees from leading artificial intelligence companies have called on the US government to consider slowing the pace of AI development, warning that safety and security measures may not be able to keep up with the rapid progress of the technology. In an open
Fujitsu has announced plans to build a dedicated AI platform for financial institutions, bringing together financial tech and AI. The aim is to help banks use generative AI securely while handling sensitive customer and business data. The Japanese technology company said development of its Uvance for Finance
India is preparing to launch its first government-owned AI data centre in New Delhi, as the National Informatics Centre (NIC) steps up efforts to strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure. The project forms part of a wider plan to equip government departments with secure AI computing capabilities
A sudden US government directive that forced artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic to pull access to its most advanced AI systems within roughly 90 minutes has sparked fresh concerns across the global technology industry. The move, centred on Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, disrupted
India and France have adopted the Innovation Roadmap 2030, a new framework aimed at expanding cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI), startups, research and education. The move marks a step ahead in the growing technology partnership between the two countries. The roadmap was announced following talks between
Anthropic AI has taken its most advanced models offline following a US government directive restricting access to foreign nationals. This marks one of the most significant interventions yet in the fast-growing AI sector. The decision affects Anthropic’s latest models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, which the
India is taking a fresh look at its digital governance framework as the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) begins to challenge existing technology regulations. Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw further added that the AI era demands a new rulebook. He reiterated that