Category: How it Works

WEF 2024: Gita Gopinath says AI could impact 30 percent of jobs in India

Gopinath highlighted the multifaceted concerns associated with AI, ranging from misinformation to its impact on labour markets. (Still from the interview)

Davos 2024 | Gita Gopinath, IMF Deputy Managing Director, discusses AI’s global impact on the sidelines of the WEF summit. A study reveals 40 percent of jobs worldwide are vulnerable to AI, with nuances affecting wealth distribution and policy priorities.

YouTube affirms vigilance against deepfakes and misinformation ahead of election season

Chandrasekhar mentioned that deepfakes could be subject to action under Rule 3(1)(b) of the current IT Rules, which mandates the removal of 12 types of content within 36 hours of user complaints being filed. (Representative Image: Szabo Viktor via Unsplash)

Neal Mohan, CEO, YouTube told Moneycontrol that the platform plans to use AI technology to combat misinformation and deepfakes.

Ikea to reduce prices of over 250 products by 20 percent in the coming weeks

As part of its ongoing efforts to champion gender equality, the company highlights that 50% of Ingka Group Country CEOs are women, showcasing company's dedication to setting best industry standards when it comes to gender diversity and inclusion. (Representative Image: Jueun Song via Unsplash)

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Juvencio Maeztu, Deputy CEO, Ingka Group (IKEA) said they are getting ready for the next phase of their growth in India.

Media stocks soar on IPL and election boost: What investors should know

The positive growth in media stocks is not limited to those in the print media. TV companies, cable TV distribution companies and listed multiplex chains have all benefited in the last one year. (Image source: News18)

Overall sentiment around media has been high in the last one year and is only expected to grow in the coming quarters, said experts.

WinZO launches “Bharat Tech Triumph” initiative to facilitate export of Made in India for the world technology

WinZO's objective is to bolster India’s economic growth story by opening new avenues for exports by fostering intellectual property creation in the entertainment sector, technology innovation for real-time communication, real-time super high-speed computation, and handling the scale of billion consumers concurrently. (Representative image by Florin Olivo via Unsplash)

WinZO will support research in deep tech for social gaming and cybersecurity, and provide essential components such as infrastructure, collaborative opportunities across various fields of research, funding opportunities, and access to real-world data and scenarios.

CaratLane collaborates with PhonePe to streamline jewellery purchases with Digital gold

Through this initiative, the company is also seeking to extend its brand purpose, #KhulKeKaroExpress to millions of digital gold customers. (Representative Image: Jingming Pan via Unsplash)

PhonePe and CaratLane offer 99.99 percent purity-certified 24K digital gold through this partnership, digital gold eliminates the hassle of worrying over security and logistics.

72 percent of parents say brands have a moral imperative to advertise responsibly

The White Paper also encapsulates insights on this complex issue, gathered from a cross-section of businesses across sectors including organizations such as HUL, Google, Dream11, Pepsico, MakeMyTrip, White Rivers Media, Pidilite, UB and Leadsquared.

Parents perceive the amount of harmful or inappropriate content online to be growing, with 69 percent agreeing that the amount of inappropriate content online has increased after the pandemic.

47 percent Indian working women in metros take independent financial decisions: Report

Dabur's consolidated revenue is expected to register mid-single digit growth during Q4 FY24. (Representative Image: Mathieu Stern via Unsplash)

DBS Bank India and CRISIL’s latest survey indicates 51 percent of working women in Indian metros prefer low-risk financial instruments like fixed deposits and savings accounts, while only 7 percent invest in stocks.

Mahindra’s ‘born-electric SUV program’ takes center stage in growth strategy, says CEO Anish Shah

Reflecting on the achievements of the previous year, Anish Shah highlighted Mahindra Group's robust growth trajectory, including the fulfillment of promises to double capacity in the auto business. Despite challenging conditions in the farm business, Mahindra Group continued to excel. (Representative Image: Abhinav Arya via Unsplash)

In an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18 Managing Editor Shereen Bhan on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) at the Swiss resort town of Davos, Shah expressed confidence that consumers would embrace these born-electric vehicles, built on an electric platform and incorporating cutting-edge technology.