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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers in India
OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from Indian and international book publishers in New Delhi, that aims to prevent the firm's ChatGPT chatbot from accessing proprietary content. The Federation of Indian Publishers stated it has lodged the case at the Delhi High Court, which is already handling a similar suit against OpenAI.
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Fake Ransom Seeking Email Scam Prowling In Indian Cyberspace: Report
India's federal cybersecurity agency has alerted internet users against an ongoing "fake" email campaign that claims to have recorded personal video of a user which could be published if a ransom amount in crypto-currency is not paid.
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Indian Journal Publisher Fined $50 Million In US For Duping Academics
An Indian journal publisher and his companies have been fined over USD 50 million in the US for making "deceptive claims" to academics about the nature of their work and taking millions of dollars from aspiring researchers and writers.
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Sathish Kumar, Sanjita Chanu Among 16 Indian Weightlifters To Qualify For 2018 Commonwealth Games
Sixteen Indian weightlifters have qualified for next year's Commonwealth Games in Australia after International Weightlifting Federation published the Commonwealth rankings.
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Indian Companies To Pay $4,000 More For H-1B Visa Fee
Flagship Indian IT companies would have to pay at least an additional $4,000 for every H-1B visa application under the new regulations that came into effect last December, according to details published today by a federal US agency.
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Indian Companies To Pay $4,000 More For H-1B Visa
Flagship Indian IT companies will have to shell out an additional US $4,000 for every H-1B visa application under the new regulations that came into effect last December, according to details published today by a federal US agency.
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21st Edition of Delhi Book Fair Begins Today
Seeking to make people aware of the importance of skill development in today's India, the 21stedition of the Delhi Book Fair began at Pragati Maidan today.
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21st Edition of Delhi Book Fair to Begin Tomorrow
The 21st edition of the Delhi Book Fair will be launched on August 29 with skill development as the theme of the event.
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Investors wary of Fed; sell Indian, other markets' assets again
The U.S. Federal Reserve publishes the minutes of its most recent meeting later in the day. Investors are hoping for some clarity about the timing of plans to pare, or taper, its $85 billion-a month money quantitative easing programme.
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers in India
OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from Indian and international book publishers in New Delhi, that aims to prevent the firm's ChatGPT chatbot from accessing proprietary content. The Federation of Indian Publishers stated it has lodged the case at the Delhi High Court, which is already handling a similar suit against OpenAI.
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Fake Ransom Seeking Email Scam Prowling In Indian Cyberspace: Report
India's federal cybersecurity agency has alerted internet users against an ongoing "fake" email campaign that claims to have recorded personal video of a user which could be published if a ransom amount in crypto-currency is not paid.
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Indian Journal Publisher Fined $50 Million In US For Duping Academics
An Indian journal publisher and his companies have been fined over USD 50 million in the US for making "deceptive claims" to academics about the nature of their work and taking millions of dollars from aspiring researchers and writers.
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Sathish Kumar, Sanjita Chanu Among 16 Indian Weightlifters To Qualify For 2018 Commonwealth Games
Sixteen Indian weightlifters have qualified for next year's Commonwealth Games in Australia after International Weightlifting Federation published the Commonwealth rankings.
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Indian Companies To Pay $4,000 More For H-1B Visa Fee
Flagship Indian IT companies would have to pay at least an additional $4,000 for every H-1B visa application under the new regulations that came into effect last December, according to details published today by a federal US agency.
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Indian Companies To Pay $4,000 More For H-1B Visa
Flagship Indian IT companies will have to shell out an additional US $4,000 for every H-1B visa application under the new regulations that came into effect last December, according to details published today by a federal US agency.
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21st Edition of Delhi Book Fair Begins Today
Seeking to make people aware of the importance of skill development in today's India, the 21stedition of the Delhi Book Fair began at Pragati Maidan today.
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21st Edition of Delhi Book Fair to Begin Tomorrow
The 21st edition of the Delhi Book Fair will be launched on August 29 with skill development as the theme of the event.
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Investors wary of Fed; sell Indian, other markets' assets again
The U.S. Federal Reserve publishes the minutes of its most recent meeting later in the day. Investors are hoping for some clarity about the timing of plans to pare, or taper, its $85 billion-a month money quantitative easing programme.
