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US official warns India and US must avoid AI dependence on adversarial nations for security and access

US official warns India and US must avoid AI dependence on adversarial nations for security and access

A senior US official told India and the US to pursue AI through openness while avoiding dependencies on adversarial nations. Speaking at the US-India AI and Emerging Technology Forum, Bethany Morrison said the goal is to give regional countries access to world-class technology and integrate it into society, delivering value for people. She linked AI progress to interoperability and security, noting private-sector AI investment has already surged, with significant funds directed to US companies.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 14 May 2026
US China to set AI guardrails as Treasury warns about non state actors seizing models

US China to set AI guardrails as Treasury warns about non state actors seizing models

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington and Beijing are discussing “AI guardrails” and a joint “protocol” for the technology’s future. The aim, he said, is to ensure non-state actors cannot get hold of powerful AI models amid rising calls for regulation. Bessent framed it as protection, not stifling, and said the US will rely on “US best practices, US values” while sharing an approach globally. The talks come during Trump’s Beijing visit alongside major tech leaders.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 14 May 2026

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang seeks US China thaw as AI chip supply tightens in China

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang seeks US China thaw as AI chip supply tightens in China

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met Chinese President Xi Jinping and voiced hopes for better US China ties. The backdrop is tougher: Nvidia says it faces challenges supplying advanced AI chips to Chinese clients, a constraint that could slow China’s AI development efforts. Huang’s remarks highlight how geopolitics and chip controls are reshaping global AI supply chains.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 14 May 2026
Meta offers rival AI chatbots free WhatsApp access for a month under EU antitrust pressure

Meta offers rival AI chatbots free WhatsApp access for a month under EU antitrust pressure

Meta Platforms will let rival AI chatbots access WhatsApp for free for one month, as the company negotiates commitments with EU antitrust regulators. The European Commission signaled it could require Meta to open access. Earlier, Meta limited its own AI assistant to WhatsApp, then floated charging rivals—now it appears to be backing down.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 12 May 2026
EU bans sexualized AI deepfakes in sweeping new deal lawmakers say goes too far

EU bans sexualized AI deepfakes in sweeping new deal lawmakers say goes too far

EU lawmakers and member states have agreed to ban AI systems that generate sexualized deepfakes, targeting humiliation and exploitation. The rollout of high-risk AI rules has been pushed to late 2027 and 2028, aiming to give businesses time and encourage innovation. The bloc is also tackling cybersecurity risks tied to increasingly advanced AI models.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 8 May 2026
China’s rapid AI rollout could rewrite how the world uses artificial intelligence

China’s rapid AI rollout could rewrite how the world uses artificial intelligence

China is moving fast from lab research to everyday AI use, with citizens and businesses adopting tools for daily work and services. Companies are building and commercializing AI applications, while the country keeps pouring money into R&D despite US export controls. The result could be a shift in global AI practices as China positions itself as an innovation leader.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 6 May 2026

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AI labelling rules get tougher in India as continuous transparency becomes mandatory

AI labelling rules get tougher in India as continuous transparency becomes mandatory

India’s IT Ministry is proposing stricter AI-generated content rules requiring labels to be continuous and clearly visible. The goal is to boost transparency and strengthen platform accountability, but experts warn it could be difficult to implement, raise costs for creators, and affect creative freedom and user experience. Industry stakeholders are split on whether the trust benefits outweigh the practical burden.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 30 Apr 2026
India launches expert committee to shape AI governance and regulation roadmap

India launches expert committee to shape AI governance and regulation roadmap

India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has formed a new Technology and Policy Expert Committee to support the country’s AI Governance and Economic Group. Bringing together academics and industry leaders, the committee will provide both technical and policy guidance, helping the government craft AI regulations and manage international engagement with more informed decision-making.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 25 Apr 2026
India’s 6G race to lead the world faces hard hurdles ahead

India’s 6G race to lead the world faces hard hurdles ahead

India is positioning itself to lead the 6G revolution, but the path is far from smooth. From aligning research timelines and talent pipelines to securing the right spectrum and building industrial scale, multiple gaps could slow progress. The key question is whether current plans can translate ambition into real 6G readiness before global rivals lock in leadership.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
India pushes digital radio broadcasting but is anyone ready for the shift

India pushes digital radio broadcasting but is anyone ready for the shift

India is moving toward digital radio broadcasting, aiming to upgrade how stations deliver audio to listeners. The push raises urgent questions about rollout readiness, device availability, and network coverage across cities and rural areas. While the promise is clearer sound and better services, the real test will be whether audiences can switch smoothly.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026

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Bletchley Declaration launches AI safety push as world powers pledge tighter regulation cooperation

Bletchley Declaration launches AI safety push as world powers pledge tighter regulation cooperation

The first Artificial Intelligence Safety Summit took place at London’s Bletchley Park, drawing major AI powers to begin a new era of cooperation on regulation. Building on the historic legacy of codebreakers, the discussions around the Bletchley Declaration aim to align safety standards and influence how emerging AI systems are governed across borders.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
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