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Bitcoin in Physical Form?
Bitcoin started as a Peer to peer virtual currency system. With Baidu (Google in China) starting to accept payments in Bitcoin, there is now an official patronage for the system from the Chinese Government. In a further bid to provide … Continue reading
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Is Bitcoin legal?
While the Bitcoin system is gaining increased attention in the media, it is essential to debate the legality of the system as per Indian laws. It is reported that there would be a global conference in Bangalore on December 14th … Continue reading
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The threat of Bitcoins…Attention RBI
An article in Forbes raises an interesting aspect on how China may be preparing for a new Cyber War front based on controlling the virtual currency. See the article here Readers of Naavi.org are familiar with the discussions on “Linden” … Continue reading
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Climate Change Impact on ISO 42001
Reference Articles: https://theconversation.com/the-hidden-cost-of-the-ai-boom-social-and-environmental-exploitation-208669 https://e360.yale.edu/features/artificial-intelligence-climate-energy-emissions#:~:text=Those%20will%20include%20standards%20for,electricity%20consumed%20by%20its%20calculations.
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October 17 2023: Invitation to Participate
On the 23rd Anniversary of the notification of ITA 2000 which ushered in an era of legally recognized Digital Society, Naavi.org, FDPPI, Manipal Law School are organizing a round table discussion on the theme “Jago Regulators Jago”. Event will he … Continue reading
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“Jago Regulators Jago” Roundtable on October 17 2023
On October 17, 2023, FDPPI and Manipal Law School propose to hold a round table to commemorate the Digital Society day on the broad theme of raising Cyber Crimes and how to tackle them. I propose that the organizers consider … Continue reading
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