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'Living' Nostradamus predicted Microsoft global outage: What he says about World War 3 amid Israel-Iran tensions?
Brazilian psychic Athos Salome, often referred to as the "Living Nostradamus," recently made headlines by accurately predicting the Microsoft outage, warning of potential future cyber warfare. He foresees a global tech blackout linked to an EMP attack and predicts a new era of conflict driven by artificial intelligence. His prophecy, called the "Three-Day Darkness," suggests that the world is on the brink of unprecedented cyber and technological challenges, raising concerns about the vulnerability of global systems.
China's covert 6th fighter jet program: What we know about their sixth-gen developments
China is pushing ahead with its ambitious sixth-generation fighter jet program, aiming for a prototype by 2028 and a meaningful design by the late 2030s. Experts highlight China's significant progress in aerospace technology, suggesting it could rival global leaders within two decades. This development comes as China seeks to enhance its military capabilities and strategic deterrence.
Don't write off Modi stocks: More than half are back in full throttle, budget may bring more tailwinds for them
It has been a sort of tradition that the last full budget of any government and also the interim government is focussed on garnering votes and generally fiscal prudence is kept aside. But in the case of the Modi government, both in the last full budget presented in 2023 and interim budget presented in 2024, fiscal prudence was maintained. Given that government revenues are on strong footing, even if the government announces some measure which on face of it might look to be politically correct. There is little chance that fiscal prudence would be kept aside and that is what matters in the end to the street. So, there is a possibility that Modi stocks, which have been the star performers in the first five months of 2024, will be back in the limelight. Don't write them off. More than half of them are already higher than what there was before the election results came in. The policy push may continue for lots of sectors which have been the focus area of this government.
Forgot Modi stocks? Numbers indicate don't write them off. 26 are already back. Budget tailwinds may bring more of them back to limelight again
Just before the election results were announced, some domestic and foreign brokerages came out with a report about a set of stocks which were called Modi stocks. The number varied from 50 to 55 stocks. The reason why they were called modi stocks was the fact that these stocks were from sectors which were expected to get renewed policy push once the third term of the Modi government started. This list had stocks which would power data centers, which is essentially an AI play to green energy stock to PSU stocks from sectors which were getting strong policy push. But then political arithmetic turned different and everybody forgot about them. One month later, if one looks at them, it is clear that while the term “ Modi stocks” might be off the headline, in terms of performance, the picture is very different from what most have been thinking. It is far better and there is a high probability that it might get better.
How China and Russia are vying to disrupt US military edge in outer space
Russia and China are developing abilities to counter the US in the space sector. The weaponization of outer space has emerged as a concern for mankind.
Baba Vanga's 5 predictions that came true; Bulgarian mystique also shared a timeline for end of world
Vanga has remained a celebrated figure in pop culture and is said to have predicted events such as Princess Diana's death, World War II, the Chernobyl tragedy, and many other incidents. Born blind, she rose to fame in the '70s and '80s due to her uncanny ability to predict the future. Before her death in 1996, she also predicted the end of the world!
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AI risks need to be better understood and managed, research warns
Joe Burton, a professor at Lancaster University, UK, contends that AI and algorithms are more than mere tools used by national security agencies to thwart malicious online activities.
India making border infra robust with seriousness it deserves: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized India's commitment to strengthening national security through robust border infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and tunnels along the China border. He acknowledged the historical neglect in this area, particularly highlighted by the 1962 war with China, but noted the recent seriousness under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
Army developing military-grade 5G & 6G apps; focuses on rolling out emerging technologies
"The Indian Army has established 5G labs and the Military College of Telecommunication Engineering in Madhya Pradesh is poised to be a 6G test bed," said a source." The development of military-grade 5G and 6G applications is being undertaken which meets the future warfare requirements," it said.
Rishi Sunak warns AI has potential to facilitate development of biological weapons
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak cautions about the potential for artificial intelligence in the development of biological weapons raising concerns that society might lose control over AI systems. While stressing on AI's economic potential, he said there is a need to address the risks associated with it.
IAF lines up mega projects to boost combat prowess, constantly monitoring situation along LAC
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is prepared to deal with challenges along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) through better tactics and training, said Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari. He stated that the IAF will remain deployed along the frontier in the region until complete disengagement takes place in contested areas. The IAF is also planning to procure 97 Tejas Mark 1A aircraft and is looking to induct military platforms and equipment worth Rs 2.5 lakh crore to Rs 3 lakh crore in the next few years.
Indian Navy steaming ahead with autonomous unmanned vessels
From autonomous unmanned vessels to new-generation combat management systems, software-defined radios and advanced data links, Indian Navy is now going full steam ahead in harnessing cyber, artificial intelligence, big data analytics and other cutting-edge technologies for futuristic warfare.
Part time works scam, AI and audio deepfakes: how to survive cyber crime?
Because of AI, attacks are going to get faster and easier, they are also going to increase. Up until now, if you would be receiving emails, you might be ignoring it because of the language it was in. Now just take the same text and put it in ChatGPT and rephrase this to make it like a formal mail to be sent to an Indian. The language will be in Indian English and so the phishing mail that comes to you now is quite believable.
China's PLA aims to leverage advanced technology for use of unmanned weapons, artificial intelligence, says report
The PLA is aiming to leverage advanced technology for its use of unmanned weapons and artificial intelligence, as per the news report. China aims to achieve military modernisation of the PLA to a stage where it is fully automated and computerised by 2027.
Army sets up quantum computing lab, AI centre at engineering institute in Mhow
"The Army, with support from the National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS), has recently established the Quantum Lab at Military College of Telecommunication Engineering, Mhow to spearhead research and training in this key developing field," the defence ministry said.
The ministry of defence has identified AI as a key enabler for the future, with a special task force set up to identify and push forward projects to develop futuristic weapon systems. As the first step, three areas have been identified - Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems (LAWS), Unmanned Surveillance, and Simulated War Game and Training.
Australia concerned about offensive cyber warfare capabilities build up in Indo-Pacific
Australia's cyber ambassador Dr Feakin believes the application of machine learning and AI to the large datasets presently available will revolutionise the World Order. They will change the way we look at critical issues such as labor and employment.
Army Chief for tapping AI, Big Data for defence forces
There was a need for a battle field management system, which would enable the commander to incorporate and integrate all the information that was available and hence technology becomes very important, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat pointed out.
India now wants artificial intelligence-based weapon systems
The critical need to be prepared for this new revolution in military affairs was even stressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the DefExpo in Chennai last month.
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