Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for “global standards and common rules for emerging technologies” and suggested exploring mechanisms that would let users immediately identify the origin of deepfakes and AI-generated content, according to a Press Information Bureau (PIB) release on October 6.
MediaNama has found that the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has asked social media platforms to give priority to complaints from “authorised government agencies” about content with “potential implications for public order”.
The Indian Institute of Creative Technologies and YouTube introduced AI-enabled short films under their Create with AI programme
It’s a simple question, and it’s the heart of IPRS’s annual campaign: ‘License Liya Kya?’
TRAI’s annual report shows pay DTH lost 78.7 lakh subscribers in FY26, while Airtel-led IPTV scaled rapidly and television distributors expanded beyond satellite
YouTube’s creative ecosystem contributed over Rs 18,000 crore to India’s GDP and supported more than 9.6 lakh full-time equivalent jobs in 2025, according to its Impact Report.
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Facebook has been directed by a civil court in Chandigarh to disable public access to or suspend three pages until October 22, 2026.
A recent sexually explicit AI deepfake video of actress Janhvi Kapoor, involving her co-actor Jr NTR, has drawn strong condemnation from celebrities, who are calling for AI deepfake regulations from both state and central governments.
Meta, TikTok and X are fighting United Kingdom (UK) regulator Office of Communications (Ofcom) in the High Court over how much data it has asked them to hand over, Reuters reported.