The use of AI is never a purely technical matter: when it enters processes that affect people’s lives, it touches on rights, opportunities, status and freedom"
—Pope Leo XIV
Neelam Sharma is a passionate storyteller, and journalist with over a decade of experience across leading Indian media houses.
Known for her calm presence on screen and powerful storytelling off it, Neelam brings a rare blend of credibility, creativity, and empathy to journalism. Her strength lies in ground reporting and research-driven narratives that connect with the heart of the audience. Whether covering social issues, human-interest features, or breaking news, she combines factual depth with a human touch—making every story not just informative.
China has been accused of poaching talent from Taiwan in order to obtain AI and semiconductor technology.
While discussing AI with various business owners, Sunak said that the use of AI was no longer a future phenomenon; on the contrary, AI had already become an integral part of the business world.
Gujarat HC has banned AI from judicial decision-making, citing risks of over-reliance, bias, and erosion of public trust in human-centred adjudication.
Anthropic has signed a non-binding AI safety pact with the Australian Government, combining research funding, system transparency, and data centre alignment as part of the country’s National AI Plan.
The judge came down heavily on the litigant for submitting an application with incoherent language possibly drafted with AI.
The study titled ‘Data Heat Island Effect” has taken into account 6733 data centers around the world, all located outside highly dense urban areas.
Microsoft’s expansion into Texas comes even as OpenAI backed off from the deal.
The Elders Group is an international body of global leaders founded by Nelson Mandela in 2007.
Women hold just 12.5% of India’s white-collar workforce. AI is now automating the very roles they dominate — clerical, administrative, communicative. The algorithm sees no gender. That may be the most dangerous thing about it.
ANI vs OpenAI is a first of its kind lawsuit in India where an AI company has been sued for using journalistic content to train its AI models.
