Why Social Media’s Impact on Young Users Is Becoming a Policy Issue in India

The rapid departures come as the Musk-led startup navigates regulatory scrutiny, corporate restructuring and aggressive expansion plans.

New IT rules bring AI generated content under tighter scrutiny and mandate rapid removal of deepfakes and unlawful posts

As AI clusters grow denser and GPUs multiply, Cisco introduces a 102.4 Tbps switching chip and next generation optics to prevent data movement from stalling high cost compute workloads.

With deep engineering and frontier technologies struggling to secure early validation and risk capital, India’s universities are expanding incubation models to accelerate the path from academic discovery to commercial deployment.

Recent studies sharpen doubts about using AI in clinical settings without human oversight, even as such tools spread rapidly among patients and clinicians.

Mrinank Sharma leaves after two years shaping the firm’s AI safety work, warning of a widening gap between technological power and judgment.

The case could test whether US courts are willing to hold tech companies liable not for what users post, but for how platforms are built.

Warnings from the Economic Survey and a draft private bill are forcing India to confront whether social media harms among children warrant state intervention.

Investigators tracked a year-long cyber espionage effort targeting ministries, parliaments and critical infrastructure across dozens of countries.

Executives warn digital attacks, AI governance gaps and regulatory churn are converging to test resilience.