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The Centre ordered the institute to remove its stalls from the expo after the controversy. The top bureaucrat said ‘the idea is not to use an opportunity like this to become something else or create unnecessary noise.’
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Artificial intelligence is poised to create new industries and opportunities. Dr Vishal Sikka urges a focus on AI’s future applications rather than current job displacement fears. He likens AI’s current phase to early television, where old workflows were replicated. Societies must adapt to foster new job creation.
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At Davos, Nikhil Kamath and Yuval Noah Harari discussed the evolving role of religion and AI. Harari suggested that AI could transform religious authority and interpretation, potentially leading to new sects.
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Galgotias University faced online backlash for showcasing the Unitree Go2 robotic dog, mistakenly claiming it as their own creation. The Chinese-made robot, launched in 2023, drew criticism for misrepresentation, reportedly leading to the university’s removal from the AI Summit expo in Delhi.
Former UK PM Rishi Sunak highlighted the global contrast in AI perception, noting India’s high levels of trust and optimism compared to prevailing anxiety in the West. He emphasised that bridging this confidence gap requires strategic policy intervention alongside technical progress to ensure widespread acceptance of the technology.
