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No PUC certificate, no fuel: What the test measures, and the pollutants it cannot trace (opens the original)
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From Thursday, fuel stations across Delhi-National Capital Region will stop selling fuel to vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM), the panel that coordinates pollution control measures in Delhi and its neighbouring areas, ordered in May that “no fuel shall be dispensed” to such vehicles, with number-plate cameras or other technology to enforce it. Delhi ran a version of the rule last December, when more than 3,700 veh
The evolving science around longevity, and its unknowns (opens the original)
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For most of medicine’s history, a person’s age was one number: the years since birth. Over the past two decades, researchers have learned to measure ageing inside the body, and what they have found is uneven. They have named twelve processes that wear a body down, including damage to DNA, chemical tags drifting out of place on the genes, energy-making parts of cells failing, and worn-out cells that stay alive and inflame their neighbours. From proteins in a blood sample, they can now estimate th
Xi's open-source AI pitch: A reminder of why Delhi endorses a third way forward (opens the original)
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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday proposed a Brics open-source artificial intelligence community, offering the grouping a Beijing-led alternative to the closed-model ecosystems built by American firms such as OpenAI and Anthropic. The proposal was one of five trade and technology initiatives Xi unveiled at the outreach session of the Brics Summit, and it follows Beijing’s creation of the World AI Cooperation Organisation, a grouping of about 30 countries working towards lower-cost alternati
Brics backed UN cybercrime treaty at Delhi summit: What it does, why India has not signed it yet (opens the original)
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The New Delhi Declaration issued at Saturday’s Brics summit backed the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime, encouraging all states to sign and ratify the treaty adopted by the UN General Assembly in December 2024 and opened for signature in Hanoi last October. Paragraph 47 of the declaration is the first time the Brics grouping explicitly endorsed the Convention. India, which hosted the summit and helped negotiate the treaty over five years, has not signed it. As of this week, 82 other
Bioweapons research, election meddling and a Yemen-based missile cell: the many misuse attempts on Claude (opens the original)
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Scientists working inside state-supported research programmes have used Anthropic's Claude models to help plan and write up experiments that could feed into biological weapons development, the company disclosed late on Thursday, in a threat-intelligence report that offers the first public account by an AI firm of how its own tools have been weaponised for attempts at pathogen engineering, state-run surveillance of dissidents, election interference across three continents and the development of g
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