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Nearly half of financial planners worry about AI's data privacy, security risks: Report
Despite the benefits, financial planners expressed reservations regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI), with 47% citing data privacy and cybersecurity concerns, according to a report by FPSB India, the Indian subsidiary of the Financial Planning Standards Board.
Country's legal system must evolve to govern AI technology responsibly: SC judge Manmohan
At the International Legal Conference 2025, Supreme Court judge Manmohan stressed the need for India’s legal system to evolve with emerging technologies like AI and fintech. He highlighted pressing issues around data privacy, cybersecurity, and intellectual property, urging legal reform to support innovation, international trade, and cross-border dispute resolution.
Pope Leo XIV lays out his vision of papacy, identifies AI as a main challenge for humanity
In his first formal address, Pope Leo XIV outlined his papal vision, emphasising continuity with Pope Francis’s reforms for a more inclusive Church. He highlighted artificial intelligence as a major global concern, warning of its potential threats to human dignity, justice, and labour, while reaffirming commitment to Vatican II principles.
Half of tech workers in India getting AI training at work: Naukri survey
The survey, which collected responses from over 16,000 professionals across industries, found that one in three tech workers is currently undergoing formal AI training through their organisations. Freshers appear to be beneficiaries of this trend as well, with over half reporting either basic or comprehensive AI training.
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Elon Musk reignites feud with Sam Altman over past Trump remarks
Elon Musk, a cofounder-turned-critic of OpenAI, sued the company last year, alleging it had strayed from its mission of serving the public interest. On May 4, OpenAI reaffirmed that it would stay under nonprofit control, shelving earlier plans to convert into a fully for-profit firm.
US Department of Labor drops investigation into Scale AI: Report
The investigation was looking into Scale AI's compliance with fair pay practices and working conditions. It was initiated nearly a year ago under the former President Joe Biden's administration, the company had said in March.
AI-designed DNA controls genes in healthy mammalian cells for first time: Study
A recent study marks the first reported instance of generative AI designing synthetic molecules that can successfully control gene expression in healthy mammalian cells.
US senator introduces bill calling for location-tracking on AI chips to limit China access
The proposed "Chip Security Act" would require AI chips under US export controls to include location-tracking to prevent unauthorised use, particularly by China. Introduced by Senator Tom Cotton, the bill aims to enhance national security and detect smuggling. It follows ongoing efforts to limit China's access to advanced semiconductor technology amid rising concerns over diversion and misuse.
From AI avatars to virtual reality crime scenes, courts are grappling with AI in the justice system
In a first for US courts, a Phoenix family used an AI-generated video of a deceased victim to deliver a forgiving message during a sentencing hearing. The judge, moved by the video, imposed the maximum 10.5-year sentence. Legal experts warn the emotional power of AI in court may raise ethical issues and deepen inequalities, prompting future legal challenges.
Anthropic says DOJ proposal in Google search case could chill AI investment
Anthropic, backed by Google, warned that US Justice Department proposals to regulate Google's AI investments could deter funding for smaller AI firms. Filed in court, Anthropic argued such rules would stifle competition rather than help it. The DOJ seeks remedies to curb Google’s online search monopoly, raising concerns it could dominate AI next. Tech groups supported Anthropic’s stance.
