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Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Global Partnership on AI Summit 2023. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday inaugurated the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, where he emphasized the negative impacts of AI. Although it is a powerful tool for global development, it can also play a destructive role. He called on countries to create a framework for ethical AI use immediately. During the summit, PM Modi expressed concerns about the use of deepfakes to spread misinformation or for malicious purposes. He highlighted the positive impacts of AI but also stressed the need to address its negative impacts. Deepfake poses a challenge for the world and the potential use of AI by terrorist organizations poses a significant threat to global security. He emphasized the importance of planning to tackle these issues. In addition, PM Modi emphasized the responsibility of each nation to use AI ethically. He interacted with indu...

Located approximately 40 km away from Hanoi’s city center, Duong Lam Ancient Village in Son Tay Town is often referred to as a precious gem or gold mine for tourism in Vietnam’s capital city. A hub of creative spaces A foreign traveler took a photo at artist Tan Phat’s lacquer studio in Duong Lam Ancient Village, Son Tay Town, Hanoi. Photo courtesy of the artist  According to Le Dai Thang, the deputy chairman of Son Tay Town People’s Committee, the town has witnessed tourism development in recent years, with the introduction of various new models and destinations such as Son Tay Ancient Citadel Pedestrian Zone, Khai Nguyen Pagoda, Mang Son Temple in Son Dong Commune, Son Tay Temple of Literature in Duong Lam Commune, Doai Creative, and Phat Studio in Duong Lam Ancient Village. The town also boasts luxury resorts like Tomodachi Retreat – Lang Mit or Glory Resort. However, Duong Lam has managed to retain its ancient characteristics. Many Duong Lam locals have chosen...

The Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound at 298 Kim Ma street in Hanoi will host the annual event. Over 150 booths of embassies based in Vietnam, as well as foreign cultural centers and agencies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will be featured. Visitors can expect traditional and international dishes, as well as souvenirs and crafts from Vietnam and various foreign countries. The event will also include art programs, fostering cultural exchanges and mutual understanding between nations while showcasing Vietnam to international friends. Additionally, there will be charitable events aimed at raising funds to support those in need, specifically poor individuals residing in mountainous and remote areas. The post International Food Festival: A Feast for Gastronomy Lovers in Hanoi appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .