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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says AI adds to cyber risks facing global financeImage- @ANI

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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says AI adds to cyber risks facing global finance

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra has identified cyber risks as the most significant concern for central bankers after the Reserve Bank mentioned artificial intelligence as a risk to the global economy. He said interconnected financial systems and wider information technology use require vigilance and stronger protections against emerging threats.

07 Oct 2026

AI Could Lift Productivity, but India Faces a Difficult Employment TransitionImage- AI generated

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AI Could Lift Productivity, but India Faces a Difficult Employment Transition

Artificial intelligence is expanding across customer service, healthcare, coding and content creation, bringing major productivity opportunities. But an article published in India Narrative warns that gains may not quickly improve workers' incomes or living standards, making skills training, social protection and early policy preparation important for India's workforce.

04 Oct 2026

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Trump creates Super Intelligence Force to coordinate US leadership in advanced AI

US President Donald Trump has announced a federal Super Intelligence Force to coordinate executive-branch policy, industry engagement and national efforts in advanced artificial intelligence. The initiative follows an order replacing “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” with “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in official government operations where legally permitted.

04 Oct 2026

Asian universities urged to assess students' learning process, not rely on AI detectorsImage- AI generated

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Asian universities urged to assess students' learning process, not rely on AI detectors

Three letters examine how schools and universities should respond to artificial intelligence. One urges institutions to assess drafts, revisions and understanding rather than trust automated detectors. Another raises moral questions about creating sentient machines, while a third calls for national security education to be connected with university subjects and students' future careers.

04 Oct 2026