IIT Delhi Director Prof. Rangan Banerjee in an exclusive interview with AI FrontPage says the answer to AI anxiety isn’t fear.
“Anxiety Helps No One, World Still Has Real Problems to Solve”: IIT-Delhi Director on AI Related Fears
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IIT Delhi Director Prof. Rangan Banerjee in an exclusive interview with AI FrontPage says the answer to AI anxiety isn’t fear.
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UC Berkeley School of Law has announced a strict artificial intelligence policy that will prohibit AI use for coursework and examinations, while allowing limited AI use only for identifying research sources, starting Summer 2026.
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Following Meta’s layoff, Senator Sanders said he wishes to speak to workers impacted by automation.
Josephine Teo, Digital Development and Information Minister of Singapore is spearheading the national AI strategy of the country.
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