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    An AIdentity crisis

    AI is making it really easy to clone and tweak anyone’s likeness. ET explains how this is turning identity into a valued intellectual property and what can be done to safeguard it.

    Ecommerce enabler GoKwik raises $13 million from RTP Global, others

    GoKwik has raised $13 million in a growth round led by RTP Global, taking its total funding to $68 million. The ecommerce enabler will use the funds for global expansion and AI-driven R&D. GoKwik houses over 10,000 brands in its network, and caters to over 130 million shoppers.

    Industry conclave: MP govt attracts Rs 8k cr investment; Adani Group to invest Rs 3,500 cr

    Addressing the conclave, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav outlined the government's vision and initiatives to promote investment, innovation, and sustainable development in the state. He said, "Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is the fifth largest economy in the world. At the same time, we are moving towards becoming the third largest economy in the world".

    26-year-old Indian student Rupesh Chandra Chintakindi missing in Chicago since May 2

    A 26-year-old Indian student has been reported missing in Chicago since May 2, India's mission in the US city said on Thursday, the latest case in the country as the community grapples with a string of such incidents involving students. Rupesh Chandra Chintakindi has been missing from the 4300 block of N. Sheridan Rd, the Chicago Police said in a statement.

    America will always want to have a partnership with PM Modi: Jaishankar

    Interacting with the students in Pune at the launch event of the Marathi translation of his book: 'Why Bharat Matters' today, Jaishankar spoke at length on India-US ties, and said, "Whosoever will be the President of America will have good relations with India, because America will always want to have a partnership with PM Modi."

    Diaspora body urges US govt, universities and student organisations to work towards addressing the spike in deaths of Indian-origin students

    The causes of these incidents range from suspicious shootings or kidnappings to environmental deaths from ignorance of safety precautions (such as hypothermia or carbon monoxide poisoning), mental health problems leading to suicides, and even suspicious accidents leading to violent crimes, according to an analysis of the Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS).

    The Economic Times
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