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AI Will Supercharge Surveillance Capitalism

WASHINGTON, DC—Megan Garcia did not set out to become one of the most consequential figures in the fight to regulate AI. A lawyer and mother of three, Garcia is the kind of parent who notices things. When her eldest child, Sewell, turned 14, he quit the basketball team, retreated to his
Europe Must Make AI Firms Pay for Training Data

What is essential is that laws ensure fair collective bargaining, which must include outlets of all kinds and sizes. The
How Developing Countries Can Make the Most of AI

The return of industrial policy marks a major shift in global economic thinking, but for developing countries, it is a
Nepali Congress initiates debate on AI for national development

Kathmandu, July 28: With the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) globally, AI has increasingly become a topic of discussion

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Equity tax on education and health removed
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Body retrieved from burning car
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Government launches Taxpayer Incentive Gift Programme to encourage invoice collection
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India approves first dengue vaccine
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FAO Director Yang calls on Agriculture Minister Chaudhary
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DHM warns of flash floods in small rivers
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E-library to be established in Hetauda
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