How the government can help deep-tech startups reach their full potential
An opinion piece argues the Indian government should strengthen deep-tech startup support by incorporating state procurement and product validation into its funding strategy.
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An opinion piece argues the Indian government should strengthen deep-tech startup support by incorporating state procurement and product validation into its funding strategy.
India's Electronics Minister defends the iPhone PLI scheme, citing ₹25,000 crore in tax collections, ₹3 lakh crore in GST, and 12 lakh jobs created despite debates over true tech independence.
EFF released over 800 pages of records exposing issues with Medicare's WISeR AI program for prior authorization, revealing rushed rollout, vendor problems, and patient harm concerns.
A Congressional investigation reveals that the U.S. government lacks coordinated response mechanisms to combat rising cyberscams exploiting AI, with fragmented private-sector partnerships and poor victim restitution rates.
Boston Dynamics employees petitioned executives to block the sale of robot dogs to ICE, citing safety concerns, but the company proceeded with a $1.3 million deal with the Department of Homeland Security.
UK datacenter development now falls under multiple government departments following a reshuffle, creating coordination complexity for businesses seeking to build facilities. Responsibilities span business innovation, digital infrastructure, and energy policy across separate ministries.
India's government will issue a consultation paper on AI law in the coming weeks, with the minister urging global AI leaders to collaborate on fundamental technology principles.
Analysis of IndiaAI Mission's 304 compute approvals shows model builders received Rs 1,058 crore in government subsidy while researchers received only Rs 10 crore.
EFF reports a court victory in its lawsuit challenging a government mass surveillance program that uses AI to suppress protected speech online.