The UP police has launched an AI-powered app called YAKSH, which identifies suspicious elements through facial recognition.

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For millions of young people living in areas where the state heavily monitors activities — like China, Myanmar and Vietnam — online digital expression is dominated by censorship, continuous ...

As familiar as the Christmas story of the baby born in a manger might be, it is also a cautionary tale for our age. The Roman Empire, a police state in ...

He said Nepal had initially considered buying the technology from the U.S. and only wanted to deploy the system in its two ...

Introduction The inaugural installment of this piece was necessarily foundational, providing the background to the emergence of AI; how it transformed the digital space; applicable regulatory ...