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Anthropic's Mythos has unearthed several loopholes in existing software. Through Project Glasswing, the company is leading a crusade to secure internet in the AI era.
As thinking and creativity are increasingly being delegated to AI, algorithms are essentially shaping our sense of reality and conditioning how we think.
AI today is not just a technology but an instrument of sovereignty, economic competition, and global influence.
UN-led AI multilateralism has been grappling with the realities of a fragmented world order in the recent past.
The Global South may be at the margins of the AI revolution. However, when it comes to AI governance, it has unique solutions to offer the world.
A Made in India AI model unveiled ahead of the AI Impact Summit has outperformed the leading players in the market in its ability to synthesize multiple Indian languages.
Technology cannot replace governance itself. The consequences of blindly trusting AI may be wrong decisions and a loss of public trust in an administration that fails to consider the interests of its citizens.
Having issued nine executive orders on AI since assuming office, Donald Trump has redrawn the contours of US AI policy in 2025.
Facial recognition systems are widely employed across the world today. The use of facial recognition systems brings real public safety benefits such as apprehending criminals and maintaining law and order.
With investments in high technology and STEM education, GCC looks to reduce oil dependence. The Gulf Cooperation Council also wants to generate employment opportunities for upcoming generations.
Technopolitics understands technology and politics as a co-constitutive process, each influencing and being influenced by the other. Data and digitalisation today are at the core of this process.
China’s technological footprint around the globe is now more than palpable, having seemingly taken a leaf out of the US’ playbook.
