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    AI ad blitz distorts US midterms 2026

    AI-generated political advertisements are becoming more prevalent as the November elections approach, raising concerns among voters. Researchers have identified over 220 ads made partly with AI, primarily sponsored by Republican groups, costing over $137 million. Only a small percentage of these advertisements carry disclaimers stating they were created with AI technology. Many voters express their disapproval of AI-generated content in political campaigns during recent surveys.

    Meta's board signals 'recurring' failures in election content moderation

    The oversight board for social media giant Meta said Tuesday it found "recurrent enforcement failures" in content moderation related to the US midterm elections and Brazil's presidential election. The identified failures were often cases of "over-enforcement that suppresses political speech, and under-enforcement that undermines electoral integrity," said the board, which independently checks moderation on Meta's Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook platforms.

    BRICS adopts New Delhi Declaration: Inside the 140-point document on Global South's ambitions

    BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the 18th summit, reaffirming their commitment to cooperation, multilateralism and a more representative global order. The document outlines India's 2026 chairship priorities, recognises partner countries' contributions and calls for greater participation of Emerging Markets, Developing Countries and Least Developed Countries in global governance.

    Delhi High Court notice to Centre on 107-year-old Central Secretariat Club's plea against derecognition, eviction

    The Central Secretariat Club faces eviction after its recognition was revoked by the Department of Personnel and Training. The Directorate of Estates has ordered the club to vacate its government-allotted premises at Park Lane. The club has challenged both orders in the Delhi High Court, seeking to maintain status quo.

    Sports Ministry suspends TTFI over governance issues

    The Sports Ministry suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India's recognition due to governance issues. An ad-hoc committee will now administer the sport until a new structure is restored. This action follows an unsatisfactory response to a show cause notice issued earlier this year. The federation faced turmoil including a suspended secretary general and selection controversies. Previous court interventions also highlighted the sorry state of affairs within the TTFI.

    Meta to halt political advertising in EU from October, blames EU rules

    Meta's announcement echoed Alphabet unit Google's decision announced last November, underscoring Big Tech's pushback against EU rules aimed at reining in their power and making sure that they are more accountable and transparent.

    The Economic Times
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