Cybersecurity

Here are the top tech stories from our weekly AI news wrap-up (14-21 August).

Online program will span more than 570 affiliated colleges, with virtual labs and a cybersecurity counseling cell.

The RBI wants financial institutions to stop faulty AI and keep essential services running. The harder task is building controls that can do both.

RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra says AI can widen lending and cut operating costs, but banks must remain responsible for automated decisions and outside technology providers.

An AI assistant removed another gym-goer from a waitlist without being told to do so, exposing the risks of agents taking real-world actions beyond a user’s instructions.