A virtual public relations officer named Jarvis inspired by Marvel's AI assistant is transforming community engagement for Bareilly Zone police. Led by ADGP Ramit Sharma, the AI blends advanced technology with relatability to better connect with citizens. Jarvis serves as a digital ally, guiding on traffic rules and educating teenagers on societal roles.
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Meta has apologised to India for CEO Mark Zuckerberg's claim that incumbents lost elections globally post-Covid, which was inaccurate for India. Shivnath Thakural of Meta India apologised for this 'inadvertent error.' Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Parliamentary Committee head Nishikant Dubey demanded clarification and an apology, emphasizing the positive governance record of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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