Author: Seth Associates

Complaints against Blinkit, Uber and other gig platforms are raising fresh concerns about customer safety and accountability According to workers and unions, onboarding, verification and monitoring systems across platforms remain weak and inconsistent Legal experts pointed to the lack of a dedicated regulatory framework governing platform accountability, with most safeguards remaining fragmented, reactive and largely… Continue reading The Hidden Safety Cost Of The Food Delivery, Convenience Economy – Inc42, 28 May 2026

The rise of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant disruption; it is reshaping the global job market. Recent layoffs at tech giants such as Oracle, Amazon and Meta point to a structural shift rather than isolated cost-cutting measures. Oracle announced job cuts on March 31 that could affect up to 30,000 employees,… Continue reading AI-Driven Layoffs Signal Global Job Market Shift As Tech Giants Cut Thousands Of Roles – ETV Bharat, 3 April 2026

In this special address at the ETCISO IDAM Summit 2026, Dr. Karnnika A Seth explores how identity is emerging as the new control plane in an increasingly interconnected digital ecosystem. The session examines the growing convergence of cybersecurity, digital trust, governance, and regulatory frameworks, while highlighting the strategic importance of identity-centric security models in protecting… Continue reading Identity is now a Legal, Ethical, and Cyber Control Plane – ETCISO Insights Series, 15 June 2026

The greatest cybersecurity challenge of the next decade may not be preventing cyberattacks. It may be preserving the state’s ability to investigate them. For more than a century, crime and forensic science evolved in a delicate balance. Every technological innovation that empowered criminals eventually produced a corresponding investigative capability for law enforcement. Fingerprints connected suspects… Continue reading Hot On Heels: When Cybercriminals Are Two Steps Ahead – The Secretariat, 15 June 2026

As India races to become a global artificial intelligence (AI) powerhouse, a new challenge is emerging beyond chips, software and computing power: electricity and water. Every AI query, digital payment, online purchase, streaming video and cloud-based application depends on data centres, the massive facilities that store, process and transmit digital information. As AI adoption accelerates,… Continue reading AI Revolution Comes With An Energy Cost: India’s Data Centres May Need 13.5 GW Of Power – ETV Bharat, 3 June 2026

Andhra Pradesh is reportedly studying Australia’s ban on social media for children under 16, Minister of IT, Electronics, Education and Skill Development, Nara Lokesh told Bloomberg News in Davos, Switzerland. “We are studying the law as a state, and we need to enact a strong law,” he said during the ongoing World Economic Forum at… Continue reading Andhra Pradesh Studying Australia Model, Considering Social Media Ban For Kids Under 16 – News9live, 22 January 2026