AI, Artificial Intelligence

AI systems need ongoing monitoring and control mechanisms that can detect and prevent potential misuse or intended/unintended harm

Implementing robust legal guardrails: How to make AI safe and trusted

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The government’s vast work has got modern help: Artificial intelligence (AI). Ministries as diverse as IT, coal and telecom are using the technology to improve services, ease workloads, improve logistics and block spam calls.

The government's vast work has got modern help: Artificial intelligence (AI). Ministries as diverse as IT, coal and telecom are using the technology to improve services, ease workloads, improve logistics and block spam calls.

India's Sovereign AI ambition will need the support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, just as he has championed Digital India and the Semiconductor Mission

Sovereign AI: GovAI emerges as the core to secure economic, national future

Artificial intelligence, AI

AI has seen remarkable growth in recent years: Compared with 2018, when a 340 million-parameter model was considered "big", ChatGPT today has 1.8 trillion parameters, Gemini 1.5 trillion

Sovereign artificial intelligence: A strategic imperative for coming wave

aadhaar

Lok Sabha passes Aadhaar Bill amid Opposition protest over privacy

The Narendra Modi government has recognised that new areas like this - legislation needs to keep evolving and hence these amendments

Amendments are necessary to make Aadhaar succeed: Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Bringing in the untapped informal sector into the formal one will benefit business and economy. It is to address this large population that the Budget has proposed the MUDRA Bank

Rajeev Chandrasekhar: MUDRA Bank: A catalyst for India's 10% GDP growth

Structural imbalances and problems created in our economy are deep and significant. These will take time to unwind and with reforms is needed a more effective economic strategy

'Public spending is notoriously leaky, fosters corruption...'

The last week has seen the government, telecom companies, banks, media, and analysts discussing the possibilities of 2G spectrum auctions in an animated fashion. Turns out, not one is happy.

'2G spectrum auctions a huge challenge'

The telcom sector through its entire history, spanning the last decade and a half, has seen many dubious policy and administrative decisions, and consequently, many ups and downs. However, through this whole period, there has been never a moment like 2 February. Because for the first time ever, the Supreme Court with its judgement has signalled that the days of illegalities and dubious decisions in telcom are over.

SC judgment shows India ready to battle crony capitalism

The Union Cabinet deciding a Rs 14,000 reserve price for 5 MHz of 2G spectrum in the 1800 MHz band is a comment on what Telecom Minister Mr. Kapil Sibal had told the nation about the findings of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) and the methodology that it had adopted in arriving at the loss estimates due to 2G Spectrum scam.