India Today Group Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie, who was part of a roundtable to discuss the 'red line' between AI efficiency and human ethics at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, said AI is just an engine, but the driver is a human, who also has the brakes.
Speaking at the roundtable, Aroon Purie, said, "There's no doubt that the AI is, for me, is just an engine. But the driver is a human, and also has the brakes. I think the key is, in this world of abundant information, is interpretation, meaning, and ethics is what humans have to bring to the table. And I think this is where institutions are important, institutions who have been built on the old values of journalism, trust and credibility. I think that is what, in the end, has to be the end of the communication as far as journalism is concerned."
As Indian cities struggle with traffic and pollution, Glydways’ autonomous Glide car presents a futuristic transit model that promises congestion-free, on-demand travel through dedicated guideways.
Pant, who flourished under Dravid across formats, said one piece of advice from the Indian legend has stayed with him. “I think the key is not thinking about it too much and not dwelling on it. There’s one really good line I learnt from Rahul (Dravid) bhai. He always told me one thing: ‘Rishabh, no matter what happens, try to be the same person when you score a hundred and when you score a zero,’” Pant said. “I think, as an athlete, that’s the hardest thing to do — to remain who you are. Emotions sometimes get the better of you, but that line always stays with me. So personally, I try that. Whether I score zero or a hundred, I want to be the same guy. Maybe when I get out, it hurts more. I don’t enjoy scoring runs as much as I feel the pain of getting out,” the wicketkeeper-batter concluded.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said he had advised Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to come to the House as Opposition MPs had surrounded his chair on Wednesday.
In this special report, attention turns to the escalating tension in Parliament as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the Rajya Sabha at 5 pm today. The development came after his scheduled Lok Sabha speech was cancelled amid a complete breakdown of parliamentary proceedings. Speaker Om Birla noted, "The standoff that we see continuously between the treasury benches and the opposition benches is not resolved yet". The report also underscores the suspension of eight opposition MPs and the controversy sparked by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's attempt to discuss national security and quote from an unpublished memoir of former Army Chief General MM Naravane. Despite efforts by the Speaker and Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju to mediate, the deadlock continues.
