Browsing: PRIVACY

In an era when discussions about digital privacy primarily revolve around the gadgets we use on a daily basis, the…

Despite Elon Musk’s previous claims of prioritizing user privacy, X, previously known as Twitter, is reportedly set to collect biometric…

The Kerala High Court, on Monday, refused to permit sex affirmative surgery on a 7-year-old. While dismissing the plea by…

In India, numerous instances have arisen in which individuals have expressed apprehensions regarding privacy, leading to the registration of these…

On 23rd June, the Kerala High Court in the case of XXX v. State of Kerala observed that privacy is…

The use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) cameras for detecting road violations has become a subject of debate due to corruption…

An AI model that can read human minds using fMRI technology has been developed. Trained using ChatGPT’s technique, it accurately predicted watched videos with 90% accuracy. The model has important implications for various fields, but ethical considerations must be taken into account.

A recent study published in Nature Neuroscience demonstrated how AI can now be used to take the first step toward…

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna has announced that the company plans to replace approximately 7,800 jobs with artificial intelligence (AI) in the next five years, sparking concerns about the impact of AI on human employment. While some argue that AI will create new job opportunities, others believe that it will lead to widespread job loss.

India has blocked 14 mobile messenger apps that were reportedly being used by terrorists to receive text messages from handlers in Pakistan. While the Indian government has justified the move as necessary to counter terrorism, the blocking of these apps has raised concerns over app security and privacy.