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Hera Rizwan
Hera Rizwan is a correspondent with Decode. She covers AI, technology, and accountability, with a focus on how digital systems shape welfare, governance, and public life in India. Her work examines the real-world impact of emerging technologies, from biometric systems and surveillance tools to platform-driven scams and digital policy. She has reported extensively on cybercrime, AI in welfare delivery, and the intersection of tech and democracy. She is a Pulitzer Grantee and won Ramnath Goenka Award for Investigative Reporting in 2022.
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Speaking to Decode, Atul Rai, co-founder and CEO of Staqu Technologies, the company behind the AI-powered security...
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Explore the alarming rise of deepfake technology and Uncover the origins of deepfakes, Tips to Identify Deepfakes, and...
BOOM spoke to experts who provided insights on potential indicators of a compromised phone and tips for addressing it.
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Scores of people in Assam continue to face problems like job rejections and exclusion from government schemes over...
An Indian origin man who was encouraged by his chatbot girlfriend to kill Queen Elizabeth, has been sentenced to nine...
Mahadev betting app is an online betting platform that enables users to gamble on a wide range of live games, including...
Calling the allegations 'baseless', Dr Cyriac Philips said that he will be challenging the orders in a higher court.











