AI is everywhere. It's in our smartphones, computers, and even used by big corporations and governments. From everyday work life when writing an email or doing homework, AI comes in handy. It is also helping in more complex jobs like diagnosing diseases, accelerating drug development, and even on the battlefield. It is helping to identify and destroy enemy targets. Around 300 million people worldwide use AI today, and that number is set to soar to 739 million by the year 2030. Like the advent of machines and computers, AI promised to revolutionize our lives, making work faster, simpler, and more efficient. But at what cost?

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Chinese AI model DeepSeek has been temporarily removed from South Korean app stores due to privacy law concerns. The company admitted to a privacy oversight, leading to the suspension of downloads. South Korea is investigating the potential risks further.

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Wings S3 EP67 brings you the spiritual heart of the Kumbh Mela, exploring the VHP camp, the largest in Kumbh, The grand departure of Akharas, marking the end of their sacred journey, Exclusive interviews with Mahamandaleswars, diving into the spiritual essence of the event.
Witness the fusion of technology and creativity at Conciergerie in Paris, where AI-generated art is reshaping the world of contemporary exhibitions. Experience the thrill of aviation as we take you through Aero India 2025, featuring the latest in defense, aerospace technology, and jaw-dropping aerial displays.
Step back in time as Muscovites groove to rock ‘n’ roll and swing at a nostalgic 1950s-themed disco festival, bringing the golden era of American music to Russia. Explore the rich Moroccan henna culture, where women celebrate age-old traditions of beauty, storytelling, and artistry through intricate designs. From India’s grand spiritual gathering to futuristic art and aviation, this episode is a whirlwind tour of global culture and innovation.

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AI In Agriculture Can Provide Farmers With Real-time Crop Insights Helping Them To Identify Which Areas Need Irrigation, Fertilisation, Or Pesticide Treatment. In Indian Villages Of Karnataka Farmers Adopt Ai For Smart Farming. Watch How India Is Leading Ai With Innovation And Strategy. Watch in for more details!

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Scarlett Johansson has warned of the imminent dangers of AI after a deepfake video of her and other prominent Jewish celebrities opposing recent antisemitic remarks from Kanye West went viral this week.

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PM Modi met with President Trump at the White House to discuss trade, defense, and bilateral relations. Trump praised Modi as a "terrific person" and hinted at "wonderful trade deals" between the US and India. The leaders also emphasized cooperation on global issues.

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Alibaba leads a global stock surge, hitting its highest share price since 2022. Boosted by AI advancements and Ukraine peace hopes, the tech giant’s rally has added $87 billion to its market value.

Alibaba shares soar on AI rally and global market surge

Former Google CEO warns that AI could be exploited by hostile nations like North Korea, Iran, and Russia to target and &ldquo;harm innocent people.&rdquo;
Eric Schmidt, who held senior posts at Google from 2001 to 2017, told BBC Radio 4&rsquo;s Today programme that those countries and terrorists could adopt and misuse the technology to develop weapons to create &ldquo;a bad biological attack from some evil person&rdquo;.
The tech billionaire said: &ldquo;The real fears that I have are not the ones that most people talk about AI &ndash; I talk about extreme risk. Think about North Korea, Iran, or even Russia, who have some evil goal. This technology is fast enough for them to adopt that they could misuse it and do real harm.&rdquo;
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<h2 dir="ltr">Schmidt calls for govt oversight</h2>
Schmidt called for government oversight on private tech companies that are developing AI models but warned that over-regulation could stifle innovation.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s really important that governments understand what we&rsquo;re doing and keep their eye on us,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;My experience with the tech leaders is that they do have an understanding of the impact they&rsquo;re having, but they might make a different values judgment than the government would make.&rdquo;
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<h2 dir="ltr">&ldquo;Always worried about Osama bin Laden scenario&rdquo;</h2>
In reference to the head of the al-Qaida terrorist group who orchestrated the 9/11 attacks in 2001, Schmidt said: &ldquo;I&rsquo;m always worried about the Osama bin Laden scenario, where you have some truly evil person who takes over some aspect of our modern life and uses it to harm innocent people.&rdquo;
Schmidt agreed with the US export controls introduced by former US president Joe Biden, which restricted the sale of the microchips that power the most advanced AI system to 18 countries to slow adversaries&rsquo; progress on AI research.
The former Google CEO was speaking from Paris, where the AI Action Summit finished with the US and UK refusing to sign the agreement.
(With inputs from agencies)

World: AI advancements raise concerns as former Google CEO warns against their exploitation by hostile countries, potentially leading to harm to innocent populations.

Former Google CEO warns that AI could be exploited by hostile nations like North Korea, Iran, and Russia to target and “harm innocent people.” Eric Schmidt, who held senior posts at Google from 2001 to 2017, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that those countries and terrorists could adopt and misuse the technology to develop weapons to create “a bad biological attack from some evil person”. The tech billionaire said: “The real fears that I have are not the ones that most people talk about AI – I talk about extreme risk. Think about North Korea, Iran, or even Russia, who have some evil goal. This technology is fast enough for them to adopt that they could misuse it and do real harm.” Also read | Mass firings begin as Trump and Musk plan to shrink US federal workforce Schmidt calls for govt oversight Schmidt called for government oversight on private tech companies that are developing AI models but warned that over-regulation could stifle innovation. “It’s really important that governments understand what we’re doing and keep their eye on us,” he said. “My experience with the tech leaders is that they do have an understanding of the impact they’re having, but they might make a different values judgment than the government would make.” Also read | Ukraine detains senior security official, accuses him of spying for Russia “Always worried about Osama bin Laden scenario” In reference to the head of the al-Qaida terrorist group who orchestrated the 9/11 attacks in 2001, Schmidt said: “I’m always worried about the Osama bin Laden scenario, where you have some truly evil person who takes over some aspect of our modern life and uses it to harm innocent people.” Schmidt agreed with the US export controls introduced by former US president Joe Biden, which restricted the sale of the microchips that power the most advanced AI system to 18 countries to slow adversaries’ progress on AI research. The former Google CEO was speaking from Paris, where the AI Action Summit finished with the US and UK refusing to sign the agreement. (With inputs from agencies)

Ex-Google boss fears AI could ‘harm innocent people if it ends up in wrong hands’

Artificial Intelligence is at the forefront of many of the world's new innovations but experts warn of the hidden environmental cost of the technology. Watch this report for more details!

AI's growing power demand strains data centres

Artificial intelligence is at the forefront of many of the world's new innovations. . .

But, experts warn of the hidden environmental cost of the technology. . .

A report by the Royal Academy of Engineering says the expansion of AI could lead to

Competition for water and energy in the future. . .

AI’s energy needs challenge sustainability

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the AI Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday (Feb 11) revealed that India was building its own Large Language Model for AI.&nbsp;
<h2>India's diversity is the inspiration</h2>
Addressing the attendees at the Grand Palais in Paris, Modi said that this Language Model takes inspiration from India's diversity and is a unique public-private partnership model that is available to start-ups at an affordable cost.
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"India is building its own large language model, considering our diversity. We also have a unique public-private partnership model for pooling resources like compute power. It is made available to our startups and researchers at an affordable cost."
The Indian leader also said that his nation was "ready to share its experience and expertise to ensure that AI future is for good and for all".
Modi said that the world is at the dawn of the AI age where this technology is rapidly shaping humanity and transforming politics, the economy, security, and society. However, he stressed that machines can never overshadow or overtake humans.
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"Some people worry about machines becoming superior in intelligence to humans. But no one holds the key to our collective future and shared destiny other than us humans. That sense of responsibility must guide us," he said.
Modi said that India has successfully built "a digital public infrastructure for over 1.4 billion people at a very low cost."
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This, he said, is built around an open and accessible network, and "regulations and a wide range of applications to modernise our economy, reform governance and transform the lives of our people".
Touting India's digital commerce, he said that the nation has made it "democratic and accessible to all."
"This vision is the foundation of India's National AI mission," he added.
(With inputs from agencies)

India news | Modi underscores India's commitment to a responsible AI future, stressing that humanity must guide AI's role in transforming politics, economy, and society globally.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the AI Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday (Feb 11) revealed that India was building its own Large Language Model for AI. India's diversity is the inspiration Addressing the attendees at the Grand Palais in Paris, Modi said that this Language Model takes inspiration from India's diversity and is a unique public-private partnership model that is available to start-ups at an affordable cost. Also read | PM Modi's plane under threat? Mumbai police receives terror alert ahead of US visit: Report "India is building its own large language model, considering our diversity. We also have a unique public-private partnership model for pooling resources like compute power. It is made available to our startups and researchers at an affordable cost." The Indian leader also said that his nation was "ready to share its experience and expertise to ensure that AI future is for good and for all". Modi said that the world is at the dawn of the AI age where this technology is rapidly shaping humanity and transforming politics, the economy, security, and society. However, he stressed that machines can never overshadow or overtake humans. Also read | 'Confluence of best business minds of India, France': PM Modi at CEOs Forum in Paris "Some people worry about machines becoming superior in intelligence to humans. But no one holds the key to our collective future and shared destiny other than us humans. That sense of responsibility must guide us," he said. Modi said that India has successfully built "a digital public infrastructure for over 1.4 billion people at a very low cost." Also read | Indian PM Narendra Modi and US VP JD Vance discuss US-India energy collaboration over coffee This, he said, is built around an open and accessible network, and "regulations and a wide range of applications to modernise our economy, reform governance and transform the lives of our people". Touting India's digital commerce, he said that the nation has made it "democratic and accessible to all." "This vision is the foundation of India's National AI mission," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

India developing its own AI Language Model inspired by nation's diversity: PM Modi at AI Action Summit in Paris

PM Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron pledged to strengthen bilateral cooperation at the Paris summit. They discussed AI advancements, energy diversification, and future collaboration. Modi also announced India will host the next AI summit and highlighted the need for unbiased AI development.

Paris AI summit 2025: Modi, macron discuss AI, energy, bilateral ties strengthening in Paris

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivers a speech during the plenary session of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit at the Grand Palais in Paris, France. PM Modi proposed hosting the next AI Action Summit in India later this year.

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Public health researchers in Kenya and computer scientists from the University of California are developing an AI tool that predicts where people, particularly children, are at risk of malnutrition.

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On the first day of the Paris AI Summit 2025, world leaders and tech giants discussed the future of artificial intelligence. PM Modi emphasized the need for AI to be accessible to all, while the EU announced a massive €200 billion AI investment. The U.S. warned against excessive regulation, fearing it could stifle innovation.

Paris AI summit 2025: Global leaders debate future of artificial intelligence

French President Emmanuel Macron warmly welcomed PM Narendra Modi ahead of the AI Summit in Paris. Modi will co-chair the event, emphasizing global AI collaboration. The visit includes key meetings with world leaders and CEOs, highlighting India’s role in shaping AI policy.

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Christie’s New York is under fire as thousands call for the cancellation of its AI-generated art auction. Artists have sent an open letter condemning the event, arguing that AI art threatens human creativity and the traditional art market.

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PM Modi speaks at Paris AI Action Summit, ‘AI can transform millions of lives'. At AI summit PM says we are at the dawn of AI age that will shape the course of humanity. PM stresses on need for deep interdependence across borders that upload shared values. Watch to know more!

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As the world leaders attended the AI Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday (Feb 11) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi was addressing the Summit it seemed Canadian PM Justin Trudeau was smirking at him. &nbsp;
PM Modi was speaking on the need for AI models to be efficient and sustainable in size.&nbsp;
He said that as India and France advance their partnership to AI, "it is a natural progression from sustainability to innovation to shape a smarter and responsible future."
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"AI models must also be efficient and sustainable in size, data needs, and resource requirements," he said.&nbsp;
PM Modi added that the human brain manages to compose poetry and design spaceships using less power than most light bulbs.
As he said this, it seemed like Canadian PM Trudeau smirked at PM Modi.&nbsp;
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As France and India advance our partnership... Sustainable AI does not only mean using clean energy. AI models must also be efficient, sustainable in size, data needs, and resources requirements: PM Modi at <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AISummit?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AISummit</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PMModiInFrance?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PMModiInFrance</a> <a href="https://t.co/m0ql734BbY">pic.twitter.com/m0ql734BbY</a>
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PM Modi further said that AI is writing the code of humanity in the 22nd century, but there are "biases we need to think about."
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PM Modi added there is a deep interdependence across borders and "therefore, there is a need for collective global efforts to establish governance and standards that upload our shared values, address risks, and build trust."
Emphasising that India has one of the world's largest AI talent pools, PM Modi said that the country is leading in AI adoption and techno-legal solutions for data privacy.&nbsp;
"India has successfully built a digital public infrastructure for over 1.4 billion people at a very low cost. It is built around an open and accessible network," he said.&nbsp;
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Amid the rift between India and Canada,&nbsp; Modi and Trudeau were seen sharing the stage together during the G20 Summit in 2024 in Rio de Janeiro.&nbsp;
All the world leaders were together for a group photo at the Museum of Modern Art. PM Modi was seen clasping former US President Joe Biden's hand. While, Trudeau was standing next to Biden.&nbsp;
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The tensions between the two countries have simmered since Canada alleged India's involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot outside a Sikh temple in Canada. India, however, dismissed the accusation as "absurd".&nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Emphasising that India has one of the world's largest AI talent pools, PM Modi said that the country is leading in AI adoption and techno-legal solutions for data privacy. 

As the world leaders attended the AI Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday (Feb 11) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi was addressing the Summit it seemed Canadian PM Justin Trudeau was smirking at him. PM Modi was speaking on the need for AI models to be efficient and sustainable in size. He said that as India and France advance their partnership to AI, "it is a natural progression from sustainability to innovation to shape a smarter and responsible future." Also read: 'Need to be careful about AI biases', PM Modi addresses AI Summit in Paris "AI models must also be efficient and sustainable in size, data needs, and resource requirements," he said. PM Modi added that the human brain manages to compose poetry and design spaceships using less power than most light bulbs. As he said this, it seemed like Canadian PM Trudeau smirked at PM Modi. As France and India advance our partnership... Sustainable AI does not only mean using clean energy. AI models must also be efficient, sustainable in size, data needs, and resources requirements: PM Modi at #AISummit #PMModiInFrance pic.twitter.com/m0ql734BbY — WION (@WIONews) February 11, 2025 PM Modi further said that AI is writing the code of humanity in the 22nd century, but there are "biases we need to think about." Also read: 'Cheap tech': JD Vance warns against AI deals with 'authoritarian regimes' in a jab at China at Paris Summit PM Modi added there is a deep interdependence across borders and "therefore, there is a need for collective global efforts to establish governance and standards that upload our shared values, address risks, and build trust." Emphasising that India has one of the world's largest AI talent pools, PM Modi said that the country is leading in AI adoption and techno-legal solutions for data privacy. "India has successfully built a digital public infrastructure for over 1.4 billion people at a very low cost. It is built around an open and accessible network," he said. Also read: Indian PM Narendra Modi meets 'friend' Emmanuel Macron ahead of AI Summit Amid the rift between India and Canada, Modi and Trudeau were seen sharing the stage together during the G20 Summit in 2024 in Rio de Janeiro. All the world leaders were together for a group photo at the Museum of Modern Art. PM Modi was seen clasping former US President Joe Biden's hand. While, Trudeau was standing next to Biden. Also read: WATCH: PM Modi congratulates JD Vance on US election win. 'Great, great victory' The tensions between the two countries have simmered since Canada alleged India's involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot outside a Sikh temple in Canada. India, however, dismissed the accusation as "absurd". (With inputs from agencies)

WATCH | Did Canada's Trudeau smirk at PM Modi during his speech at AI Summit in Paris?

Paris AI Summit: PM Modi greeted by 'friend' Macron ahead of AI summit

PM Narendra Modi has arrived in Paris for an official visit. He is set to co-chair the AI Action Summit alongside French President Emmanuel Macron. The summit will focus on advancing global cooperation in artificial intelligence and its ethical use. Watch to know more!

PM Modi In Paris: PM To Co-Chair AI Action Summit With France' Macron

France is hosting the third AI Action Summit in Paris on February 10-11, bringing together world leaders and tech experts. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to co-chair discussions on AI governance and innovation.

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China's Deepseek AI model is under scrutiny after reports claim it is 11 times more dangerous than other chatbots. Experts warn it could be exploited more easily, raising global security concerns.

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Meta is ramping up AI hiring while laying off thousands of employees. Reports suggest that 3,600 jobs will be slashed this week as the company shifts focus toward artificial intelligence-driven projects.

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Elon Musk has called for the impeachment of federal judge Paul Engelmayer following a ruling on Saturday morning that restricts his Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) access to the Treasury Department’s payment systems.

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A massive spike in seismic activity on the Greek island of Santorini has caused thousands of people to flee the island as scientists closely monitor the situation to understand the cause and potential consequences of the tremors. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence technology has emerged as a powerful tool in enhancing risk assessment capabilities and improving early warning systems. Watch in for more details!

AI detects hidden earthquakes; scientists use AI to monitor Santorini tremors

Scientists have used AI to detect ten times more earthquakes in Santorini than previously recorded. This breakthrough could help predict future seismic activity near Greece.

AI detects hidden earthquakes in Santorini, uncovering ten times more tremors

Next week, top tech CEOs and leaders from about a hundred countries will gather in Paris to focus on the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI). All eyes will be on the US and china to see if they can find some common path amid the trade war and AI supremacy race. Chinese AI startup, DeepSeek, will also be the centre of the discussions. Watch in for more details!

Paris AI summit to focus on open-source tech & clean energy

Next week, top tech CEOs and leaders from about a hundred countries will gather in Paris to focus on the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI).
<h2>Paris AI summit: Focus on Trump &amp; Deepseek</h2>
All eyes will be on the US and China to see if they can find some common path amid the trade war and AI supremacy race. Chinese AI startup, Deepseek, will also be the centre of the discussions.
Nearly a year after major nations met at Bletchley Park in England to combat the risks of AI, a more diverse group of nations will now meet in Paris to plan how to use the technology.
On February 10 and 11, France and India will hold the AI Action Summit. The summit will highlight France's strengths in two areas: Data centre power from renewable sources and publicly available technologies known as "open-source."
Europe&rsquo;s second-largest economy is keen to promote its own AI industry. Additionally, the focus will be on promoting sovereignty in a global AI economy and reducing labour disruption.
Top executives from a plethora of companies, including Alphabet, Microsoft, and hundreds of other tech firms will attend the summit.
A Reuters report quoting sources shows that on Monday, top government officials will have dinner with a few handpicked CEOs, and on Tuesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is scheduled to give a presentation.
However, with Trump in the white house, there is no clarity on whether the US will reach a consensus with other nations on AI. On behalf of the American delegation, Vice President JD Vance will attend the summit.
(With the inputs from the agencies)

Business & Economy: Next week, top tech CEOs and leaders from about a hundred countries will gather in Paris to focus on the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI).

Next week, top tech CEOs and leaders from about a hundred countries will gather in Paris to focus on the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI). Paris AI summit: Focus on Trump & Deepseek All eyes will be on the US and China to see if they can find some common path amid the trade war and AI supremacy race. Chinese AI startup, Deepseek, will also be the centre of the discussions. Nearly a year after major nations met at Bletchley Park in England to combat the risks of AI, a more diverse group of nations will now meet in Paris to plan how to use the technology. On February 10 and 11, France and India will hold the AI Action Summit. The summit will highlight France's strengths in two areas: Data centre power from renewable sources and publicly available technologies known as "open-source." Europe’s second-largest economy is keen to promote its own AI industry. Additionally, the focus will be on promoting sovereignty in a global AI economy and reducing labour disruption. Top executives from a plethora of companies, including Alphabet, Microsoft, and hundreds of other tech firms will attend the summit. A Reuters report quoting sources shows that on Monday, top government officials will have dinner with a few handpicked CEOs, and on Tuesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is scheduled to give a presentation. However, with Trump in the white house, there is no clarity on whether the US will reach a consensus with other nations on AI. On behalf of the American delegation, Vice President JD Vance will attend the summit. (With the inputs from the agencies)

Global tech leaders to convene in Paris for AI Action Summit

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