Sovereign AI proponents have long argued: if you don't own the model, you don't own your access to it. A single directive, in a single jurisdiction, can switch off a capability your business, or your country, has come to depend on.
Even as the BJP and Congress do pitched political battle over the Agusta Westland scam, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley says he will approach the Congress again to discuss the Goods and Services Tax Bill. At the earliest.
By deriding new suggestions that its top leaders were part of the AgustaWestland helicopter scam, the Congress is "giving rise to a second suspicion that the cap fits", said Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to NDTV.
Thousands of garment workers in Bengaluru clashed with the police and set buses and cars on fire today, angry with the government over a new controversial rule for provident funds, which has now been withdrawn.
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya can't access the 75 million dollars or Rs 515 crore he will receive as part of his settlement with the world's largest liquor company Diageo.
The recent Jat agitation cast a shadow on the investors' meet in Haryana, with industrialist Anand Mahindra pointing out how the issue can possibly affect those considering investing in the state.
The government's emphatic defeat in Bihar will not impede its commitment to economic reforms including the long-awaited national sales tax, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told NDTV today in an exclusive interview.
The Indian economy is doing better than it was when the BJP-led government took over at the Centre last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted today, describing the task of transforming the economy as "a marathon, not a sprint".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office today tore into what it called "irresponsible and distorted reporting by certain sections of the Indian media" in connection with a Moody's Analytics report that was critical of the government.
Actor Saif Ali Khan has described the decision of a Pakistani court to ban his upcoming film Phantom, set in the aftermath of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, as "bizarre."
"There is a big party going on for start-ups, but some will wake up with a hangover," Nikesh Arora, President of $70 billion Japanese telecom and internet giant Softbank told NDTV in an exclusive interview.
Soumitra Dutta, the Dean of the prestigious Cornell University's business school, has said there must be no government interference in the functioning of institutions like IIMs and IITs.
Tainted cricket honcho Lalit Modi did have extensive business dealings with the son of Chief Minister Vasundhra Raje, her party admitted today, while insisting that the transactions were legitimate and that all due taxes were paid.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje finds herself combatting charges of impropriety on two counts when it comes to Lalit Modi, the former chief of the Indian Premier League, who lives in London.
Two officials of the Petroleum Ministry are among five people arrested today for allegedly leaking confidential government documents to energy consultants and corporates.
