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The White House is poised to unveil an executive order bolstering cybersecurity and AI safety. This initiative aims to fortify national infrastructure and establish a voluntary system for AI firms to notify the government about powerful new systems before their release, addressing growing concerns over advanced AI's potential cyber risks.

US President Trump unexpectedly halted an executive order mandating government review of powerful AI models before public release. Citing concerns about hindering America's competitive edge against China and a lack of executive attendance, the decision offers a reprieve for tech giants like Google and Meta, allowing them to deploy new AI without prior approval.

President Donald Trump last week halted a planned executive order. This order would have required government safety checks for advanced artificial intelligence models. Major tech companies like Google and Microsoft were to be affected. Trump cited a desire to maintain America's lead over China as the reason for the cancellation. The decision came after his state visit to China.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order to study how to protect workers from AI-driven job displacement. The initiative will explore increased job training, new worker protections, and alternative economic models, including universal basic capital, to address potential labor disruptions across industries.

Bihar Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the slow progress of the Thawe Durga Temple and Punauradham temple redevelopment projects. He has ordered the repatriation of engineers at Thawe and warned contractors, setting a strict three-month deadline. At Punauradham, officials were directed to expedite construction and land-related issues to ensure timely completion of this faith-driven project.

In a bid to curb potential fuel shortages and promote frugality, the district magistrate of Lawngtlai has imposed a ban on fuel sales to Myanmar and other foreign territories. While special permits allow for some exceptions, local filling stations must adhere to strict daily sales limits for individual customers and cannot impose higher prices.

The judgment came in a decades-old family property dispute from Karnataka where the legal heirs of a deceased Chartered Accountant challenged a Will executed in favour of his sister.

Authority Claimed Plot Was Gram Sabha Land And Belonged To Adjacent Primary School

DHBVN engineer accused of ‘wilful violation’ of court directions for construction site

A Welsh travel creator was astonished by India's quick-commerce, receiving a delivery in just three minutes. Initially skeptical, she experienced firsthand how apps deliver everything from groceries to clothing at lightning speed. This phenomenon, now commonplace in Indian cities, has left international observers amazed, with locals finding the reaction amusing as such rapid deliveries are the new normal.

The Central Information Commission ruled the BCCI is not under the RTI Act, dismissing an appeal seeking information on its national representation and player selection. The CIC noted that increased government oversight could disrupt BCCI's finely balanced economic structure, citing its financial independence and market-driven operations, particularly the IPL's success.