India is witnessing a surge of AI-generated content—from robot anchors to chatbot-written articles—raising urgent questions about misinformation, ethics, and public trust in digital media.
India’s MeitY plans a full-fledged AI Act modelled on the IT Act to regulate synthetic and AI-generated content, following new deepfake rules.
India announces stricter AI regulations to combat deepfakes, requiring platforms to label synthetic and manipulated content.
Denmark plans to let citizens copyright their image and voice to combat AI deepfakes and unauthorized use.
In conversation with e4m’s Brij Pahwa, Quick Heal CMO Sudhanshu Tripathi discusses the rising tide of AI-driven cyber threats, how brands can turn cybersecurity into a competitive advantage and more
A dive into how AI tools are being used to spread misinformation, harass individuals, and commit fraud
