The discovery of four rocky, Earth-like planets around Barnard's Star marks a significant step forward in exoplanetary research, enhancing the ongoing search for potential extraterrestrial life beyond our solar system.
The report outlines the growing misuse of deepfakes and AI scams in India, urging strict enforcement of existing laws instead of introducing new regulations, especially during state elections.
The solar eclipse will be visible in parts of North America, Europe, and the Caribbean, but it will not be visible in India or neighboring countries.
The decision comes amid ongoing efforts to ease trade tensions with the US, which had previously criticized the levy and threatened retaliatory tariffs, per reports.
The discovery of complex organic compounds by Curiosity rover provides crucial evidence that Mars once had the necessary conditions for life, advancing our understanding of the planet's potential habitability.
Deepfake technology facilitates the creation of realistic videos, audio recordings and images that can manipulate and mislead the viewers by superimposing the likeness of one person onto another, altering their words and actions, spreading disinformation in the process.
Social media platform X has claimed that Indian government authorities are not following proper legal procedures and have set up an illegal system to block content online.
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