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Sai Manish
Verified
Correspondent, Business Standard
Virginia
Beats
investing,personal finance side hustles, entrepreneurship saving money, real estate
Content
By Lubna Jerar Naqvi Verified, Sai Manish Verified, Sai Manish Dawn| Asia News Network (ANN)@ April 12, 2024 ISLAMABAD – The political adoption of artificial intelligence is in its initial stages but the Lok Sabha elections might indicate how the technology will shape politics. In December, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a Tamil-speaking audience in Varanasi. He spoke in Hindi. But the audience was not listening to his voice — they had earphones plugged in.
AI and elections: Like Pakistan, India too may see an increasing use of the tech this crucial summer
By Lubna Jerar Naqvi Verified, Sai Manish Verified| Dawn Verified In December, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a Tamil-speaking audience in Varanasi. He spoke in Hindi. But the audience was not listening to his voice — they had earphones plugged in. While Modi was speaking in Hindi, the audience was hearing an artificial intelligence-generated rendition of his speech in Tamil. The voice was not Modi’s but the words were.
By Lubna Jerar Naqvi Verified, Sai Manish Verified, Sai Manish Dawn| Asia News Network (ANN)@ April 12, 2024 ISLAMABAD – The political adoption of artificial intelligence is in its initial stages but the Lok Sabha elections might indicate how the technology will shape politics. In December, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a Tamil-speaking audience in Varanasi. He spoke in Hindi. But the audience was not listening to his voice — they had earphones plugged in.
Company Info
Business Standard
Business Standard is a prominent Indian English-language daily newspaper that focuses on business, finance, and economic journalism. Founded on March 26, 1975, by the ABP Group, it is now owned by Business Standard Private Limited, a subsidiary of Kotak Mahindra Bank. Headquartered in New Delhi, the newspaper employs over 400 staff members and has a circulation of approximately 189,000 copies. The publication offers comprehensive coverage of India's economy, infrastructure, corporate governance, international trade, and financial markets. It is known for its analytical reporting and expert commentary. Business Standard publishes a broadsheet-format daily edition in English and Hindi and has a digital platform that provides real-time updates and multimedia content. With localized editions from 12 regional centers, it effectively serves readers in over 1,000 towns and cities, targeting professionals, policymakers, and investors seeking reliable financial insights.
New Delhi, Delhi, India
+91 11 2372 0202
Founded: 1975