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In-Solutions Global Says Trust, Compliance Will Decide the Agentic Commerce Race

As AI agents move from assisting purchases to initiating and completing transactions, In-Solutions Global says the next phase of commerce will be defined less by speed than by trust, compliance and control. The company argues that agentic commerce could reshape payments across automotive, EVs and mobility, but only if firms build strong guardrails that keep consumers protected and regulators confident.

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National Governance & Policy3h ago

Kerala to Fuse AI and Digital Tools Into Tourism Push, Minister Says

Kerala has begun integrating artificial intelligence and advanced digital tools into its tourism sector as part of a broader effort to position the state as an international experiential destination, Tourism Minister P.C. Vishnunadh said on the eve of World Tourism Day. He said the government's upcoming tourism policy will give greater thrust to technology-led reforms, start-up support, barrier-free access and smarter destination management.

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Automotive, EVs & Mobility5h ago

India's V2V Push Is Forcing Automakers to Test for Chaos Before Cars Hit the Road

India's proposed October 2028 mandate for Vehicle-to-Vehicle and Vehicle-to-Everything communication is accelerating a major shift in how automakers design and validate connected safety systems. With road conditions that include two-wheelers weaving through traffic, unmarked intersections and unpredictable obstacles, simulation is emerging as the safest way to prove these systems can work in the real world.

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Education, Jobs & Careers8h ago

New York City Pauses Student AI Tools in Schools, Setting a Global Test Case for Classrooms

New York City has imposed a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI tools for pupils up to eighth grade, in one of the most expansive school AI policies in the United States. The move affects nearly 600,000 public school students and reflects growing concern that unchecked screen time and algorithmic tools may be undermining learning, attention and human connection in classrooms.

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Global Society & Public Affairs9h ago

Millions of Homeowners Face Hidden Insurance Gaps as Climate Losses Rise

A growing number of homeowners are discovering too late that their insurance does not fully cover the cost of rebuilding after disaster, leaving them exposed to major financial losses. Experts say the problem is widespread, driven by policy exclusions, rising premiums and a persistent mismatch between what consumers think they bought and what their contracts actually provide.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace3h ago

At Climate Week, AI Becomes the New Fault Line in the Climate Debate

Artificial intelligence has emerged as the defining topic at New York Climate Week, where investors, policymakers, advocates and journalists are debating whether the technology will accelerate climate solutions or intensify the sector's emissions burden. The discussion comes as the world edges past the 1.5°C target and climate leaders confront a more urgent question: whether AI can help close the gap, or widen it.

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Pharma, Biotech & Global Health8h ago

WHO Mourns David Nabarro, Global Health Champion Who Bridged Disease, Food Security and Climate Action

The World Health Organization is mourning the death of Dr David Nabarro, a veteran international health leader who died Friday at his home at age 75. Widely respected for his work on malaria, outbreaks, food security, nutrition and climate change, Nabarro served as WHO's Special Envoy on COVID-19 until his passing and left a deep imprint across the UN system and beyond.

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Pharma, Biotech & Global Health8h ago

WHO Courts Philanthropies as Tedros Pushes for Stronger Health Systems and Global Health Equity

The World Health Organization is stepping up its engagement with philanthropic partners as it seeks to broaden its donor base and accelerate progress on vaccine equity, pandemic preparedness and primary health care. Speaking at the Philanthropy Asia Summit in Singapore, WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said philanthropy can help countries strengthen essential health services and advance universal health coverage in an increasingly turbulent world.

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Pharma, Biotech & Global Health9h ago

Belgium and WHO Deepen Health Partnership as Global Risks, Vaccine Access and UHC Take Center Stage

Belgium and the World Health Organization used a three-day strategic dialogue to review their long-running partnership and align priorities around universal health coverage, stronger health systems and fairer access to medicines, vaccines and health technologies. The talks also examined pandemic preparedness, the One Health approach, and WHO's field response in crises such as Gaza and Senegal, underscoring Belgium's continued role as a major supporter of global health initiatives.

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