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The IT Ministry yesterday mooted tighter disclosure norms for AI-generated content, proposing a mandatory, continuous, and clearly visible label for such synthetically generated information throughout the duration of the visual content. This replaces the earlier requirement...
James Harden has partnered with Utopai Studios for a new AI-powered animated short that celebrates one of his most iconic trademarks—his beard. The video is now live across Harden’s social media platforms, including Instagram and X, offering fans a fresh, crea...
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape global creative industries, the question of who will lead the next phase of entertainment has taken renewed urgency. Against this backdrop, a high-level pre-summit event titled ‘India, AI, and the Next Global Shift: Who Owns the Future of Entertainment?’ will be held on January 13, 2026, i...
WPP and Google have announced a landmark five-year partnership aimed at revolutionising global marketing through advanced cloud and AI technologies. The collaboration seeks to empower brands to create hyper-relevant campaigns in days rather than months, redefining the marketing and commerce experience for millions of consumers. According to a...
Minister for Communications Jyotiraditya M. Scindia yesterday said that the 2025 edition of the India Mobile Congress (IMC) in New Delhi would highlight and usher in a new paradigm for connectivity, where telecommunications would become the highway and pathway for technologies such as 5G, AI, ML, IoT and satellite co...
Video technology company Haivision’s fifth annual Broadcast Transformation Report, unveiled recently, reveals that IP and cloud adoption, 5G and artificial intelligence are majorly influencing broadcast productions.
