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Girl With 'AI Earrings' in Dutch Museum Sparks Fierce Art Controversy Over Use of Artificial Intelligence
An image hanging in the Mauritshuis museum in the Dutch city of The Hague has sparked a controversy over the use of AI in art. One of several fan recreations replacing Johannes Vermeer's 1665 masterpiece "Girl with a Pearl Earring" while it's on loan for a huge Vermeer show at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum, the AI artwork by Berlin-based digital creator ...
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Government Said to Revoke Ban on LazyPay, Kissht, Other Fintech Firms
The government will revoke the ban imposed on fintech firms LazyPay and Kissht after representations were made by these companies, a senior official said on Friday. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) issued blocking orders on Saturday, based on an emergency request.
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Government Bans Over 230 Betting, Loan Lending Apps With Chinese Links After Complaints of Extortion
Central government has initiated the process to ban and block 138 betting apps and 94 loan lending apps with Chinese links on an 'urgent' and 'emergency' basis, top government sources said on Sunday. As per sources, the MHA recommended the MeitY this week to ban and block these apps, and the Ministry subsequently initiated the process as per commun...
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Google Deleted Over 2,000 Loan Apps From Play Store in India Since January
Google has banned more than 2,000 loan apps from Play Store in India since January this year, said a senior official from the company. These loans apps were removed from the Play Store for misrepresenting information and violating terms. Google plans to introduce some more policy changes in the coming weeks.
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Google Drops Some Personal Loan Apps In India Over Safety Concerns
In a move to protect its users, internet search engine Google today removed a large number of personal loan apps from its Play Store from where a vast majority of Indians download phone applications. It reviewed the products based on user inputs and alert issued by government agencies, and has also issued notices to many others in the same business...
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Girl With 'AI Earrings' in Dutch Museum Sparks Fierce Art Controversy Over Use of Artificial Intelligence
An image hanging in the Mauritshuis museum in the Dutch city of The Hague has sparked a controversy over the use of AI in art. One of several fan recreations replacing Johannes Vermeer's 1665 masterpiece "Girl with a Pearl Earring" while it's on loan for a huge Vermeer show at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum, the AI artwork by Berlin-based digital creator ...
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Government Said to Revoke Ban on LazyPay, Kissht, Other Fintech Firms
The government will revoke the ban imposed on fintech firms LazyPay and Kissht after representations were made by these companies, a senior official said on Friday. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) issued blocking orders on Saturday, based on an emergency request.
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Government Bans Over 230 Betting, Loan Lending Apps With Chinese Links After Complaints of Extortion
Central government has initiated the process to ban and block 138 betting apps and 94 loan lending apps with Chinese links on an 'urgent' and 'emergency' basis, top government sources said on Sunday. As per sources, the MHA recommended the MeitY this week to ban and block these apps, and the Ministry subsequently initiated the process as per commun...
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Google Deleted Over 2,000 Loan Apps From Play Store in India Since January
Google has banned more than 2,000 loan apps from Play Store in India since January this year, said a senior official from the company. These loans apps were removed from the Play Store for misrepresenting information and violating terms. Google plans to introduce some more policy changes in the coming weeks.
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Google Drops Some Personal Loan Apps In India Over Safety Concerns
In a move to protect its users, internet search engine Google today removed a large number of personal loan apps from its Play Store from where a vast majority of Indians download phone applications. It reviewed the products based on user inputs and alert issued by government agencies, and has also issued notices to many others in the same business...
