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Data, AI, & Machine Learning
Pentagon AI Deal Sparks Clash Over Military Use of AI
Anthropic refused Pentagon demands tied to surveillance and autonomous weapons, prompting Washington to cut the company from defense work as OpenAI moved ahead with a classified deployment agreement.
Shivani Tiwari
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Stay Ahead of Geopolitical Supply Chain Risks
Morris A. Cohen, Shiliang Cui, Vinayak Deshpande, Ricardo Ernst, Arnd Huchzermeier, Daniela Muhaj, David Pyke, and Andy A. Tsay
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India AI Impact Summit 2026: Did India’s Tech Push Just Take a Hit?
The event faced problems like poor logistics, limited capacity, QR code failures, disruptions from VVIP movements, and unclear speaker schedules.
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Analytics & Business Intelligence
Legacy IT Leaders Say India’s AI Future Lies in Talent, IP
Speaking at the India AI Impact Summit, tech chiefs say artificial intelligence is forcing India to shift from outsourcing scale to intellectual ownership.
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AI and Machine Learning
PM Calls for Human-Centric AI at India Summit
Modi framed his call within the M.A.N.A.V. principles, arguing that artificial intelligence must remain accountable, sovereign and accessible if it is to serve the global common good.
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Why Sovereign AI Demands More Than Just Data Centers and Chips
Experts debate regulation, competitiveness, and democratic risk in public-sector AI deployment.
MIT SMR Editors
AI and Machine Learning
What Does Employability Mean When AI Does the Work?
At IndiaAI Impact Summit 2026, industry leaders argue that employability in the AI era depends less on coding and more on reimagining work itself.
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AI and Machine Learning
AI Governance Debate Sharpens at Impact Summit
Speakers warn that as AI agents enter finance and public services, voluntary safeguards may not be enough.
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