India’s intelligence boom: Teaching AI to live with the earth
Artificial intelligence appears weightless — just code in the cloud, thinking at the speed of light. Yet behind that digital mist lies a heavy, physical world built from metal, electricity and heat. Every chat with an AI, every generated image, burns real power, releases real heat and depends on minerals...
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Algorithms: The new weapons of power
03 November 2025 | Dr Vinay Pathak -
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ISRO begins countdown for launch of satellite
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India’s AI boom comes with a power bill
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From Assistants to allies: Rethinking AI as a true partner in enterprise transformation
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Artificial Intelligence: A future with caution
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ISRO to launch CMS-03 in November: Chairman
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MeITY drafts rules for AI content
In an effort to curb user harm from AI-generated deepfakes and synthetically produced content, the IT Ministry has proposed draft amendments to IT rules that mandate labelling and prominent markers to ensure users can distinguish synthetic and authentic content and mooted greater accountability for major social media platforms. It has...
Why identity and resilience must be India’s focus as AI raises the stakes
Every October, the global security community observes Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a time for enterprises, Governments and individuals to reflect on basic cyber hygiene and the evolving threat landscape. In 2025, the message is straightforward – simple, repeatable actions matter, but they aren’t enough alone. As cybercriminals weaponise AI and ransomware...
The Quantum dawn: Decoding the qubit and charting India's ambitious mission
As experts convened on October 5, 2025, at IIT-Delhi for the recent Emerging Tech Conference 2025 organised by Vision AI India, the air buzzed with talk of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and blockchain technologies, but woven through these discussions was also “quantum computing”, perhaps a more enigmatic term than all the...
Cities learning to think, but for whom?
On a humid evening in Bengaluru, a stretch of road clears itself of traffic without a single policeman intervening. Sensors beneath the ground detect congestion forming a kilometre away and reroute vehicles before the jam materialises. In Surat, a water grid predicts leaks hours before a drop is lost. These...
Regulation on deepfakes soon, two semiconductor units operational now: Vaishnaw
The Government is going to bring a regulation on deepfakes soon that will take the help of technology for efficient implementation, Union Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Saturday. Speaking at a private event, the minister said that chips are key for building AI infrastructure and two semiconductor units,...
