AI-Generated fake video of Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah holding Pakistani flag goes viral
Bengaluru, Apr 28: A video showing Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah dancing while holding a Pakistani flag has been found to be digitally altered using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. The fake video was shared on a Facebook page named 'Namma Modi', which has over two lakh followers.
The distorted video quickly went viral, attracting widespread attention and numerous reactions from social media users. Many expressed anger and concern over the misuse of technology to target a sitting Chief Minister with misleading content.
The video, allegedly created through AI manipulation, has led to dissatisfaction among the public, who condemned the act of showing a state leader in a false and damaging manner.
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PM Modi holds talks with French President Macron in Mumbai
New Delhi (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held wide-ranging talks with French President Emmanuel Macron to boost ties in key sectors such as trade, defence, energy and critical technologies.
Macron landed in Mumbai early this morning on a three-day visit to attend the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi and meet PM Modi.
After the talks with Modi, Macron will attend a ceremony to launch the India-France Year of Innovation.
His visit comes days after India cleared a long-pending proposal to procure 114 Rafale fighter jets under a government-to-government framework with France.
It has been billed as one of the world's biggest military procurement programmes in recent years.
It is learnt that shoring up defence cooperation and enhancing bilateral engagement in the critical technology sector are priority areas to take forward the ties.
"Welcome to India! India looks forward to your visit and to advancing our bilateral ties to new heights. I am confident that our discussions will further strengthen cooperation across sectors and contribute to global progress," Modi said on social media earlier in the day in response to a post by Macron.
