The rise of AI "nudify" apps that create non-consensual nude images has raised serious ethical and legal concerns. Despite calls for bans, these apps continue to be accessible, exploiting social media for promotion and posing significant risks to privacy

Started in 2021, Karya claims to be "world’s first ethical data company" and sells data to big tech companies & other clients at market rate.

Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter has led to an increase in climate change denial & misinformation on platform. Scientists report decreased engagement & growing hostility, raising concerns about Twitter’s role in shaping public opinion on climate change

AI models like ChatGPT consume vast amounts of water and energy, impacting the environment. A recent study found that a 20-50 question chat uses 500ml of water, and training GPT-3 required enough water to produce 370 cars. Experts call for transparency

KissanGPT, developed by Pratik Desai, is an AI-driven chatbot designed to support Indian farmers with real-time advice on farming practices. Accessible via smartphones, it communicates in multiple languages, empowering farmers with essential knowledge

Instagram’s censorship policies, including a hidden sensitive content filter, are impacting artists and creators by limiting the visibility of content deemed "sensitive." This broad categorization affects diverse communities, from artists to sex workers

Tata Motors advances safety with ADAS in its commercial vehicles, featuring a collision mitigation system that warns drivers and automatically applies brakes to prevent accidents. The system improves road safety, reduces accident-related costs

Launched in 2016, Microsoft's AI Sowing App, developed with ICRISAT, guides Indian farmers on optimal sowing times using AI and 30 years of climate data. The app has improved crop yields by up to 30%

Apple's TrueDepth camera uses advanced technology to project thousands of points onto your face, creating a detailed depth map for Face ID, Memoji, and more. It works with the iPhone's Bionic chip to securely unlock your phone

Z Library; The US government, through the United States Postal Inspection Service, confiscated Z-Library's domains, as well as all of its DNS