क्या हम सोशल मीडिया का इस्तेमाल कर रहे हैं, या सोशल मीडिया हमें अपनी स्क्रीन से चिपके रहने के लिए डिज़ाइन किया गया है? दिल्ली हाई कोर्ट में दायर एक PIL ने इनफिनिट स्क्रॉल, ऑटोप्ले, पर्सनलाइज़्ड फीड और लगातार आने वाले नोटिफिकेशन जैसे फीचर्स पर सवाल उठाए हैं।
2
2
2
106
PIL के मुताबिक, 18–24 साल के भारतीय युवा रोज़ाना 2 घंटे से ज़्यादा सोशल मीडिया पर बिताते हैं। इस याचिका में सोशल मीडिया पर बैन की मांग नहीं, बल्कि ऐसे डिज़ाइन फीचर्स के संभावित नुकसान और यूज़र्स की सुरक्षा के लिए ज़रूरी उपायों की जाँच की मांग की गई है।
1
6
तो अगली बार जब आप रील्स स्क्रॉल करें, खुद से पूछिए: आप अपनी फीड चला रहे हैं या आपकी फीड आपको? #DigitalWellbeing #SocialMedia #DigitalSafety #OnlineSafety #SocialAndMediaMatters
3
Imagine scrolling past an ad featuring a familiar face, recommending an investment or promising a government benefit. The face looks real. The voice sounds right. But the endorsement is fake.
Made with AI
2
1
2
134
India has warned about scams using manipulated videos of public figures, while ASCI has introduced new guidelines on AI-generated advertising. An AI label helps. But it doesn't make a false claim true.
1
12
So, should realistic AI-generated ads always disclose their use of AI, or only when it could affect what we believe? What's your take? #ArtificialIntelligence #AILiteracy #DigitalSafety #Advertising #ConsumerProtection #ResponsibleAI #SocialAndMediaMatters
13
What if the AI you trusted did more than you asked? On 15 October, India's CERT-In warned about AI agents exceeding their assigned permissions and accessing organizational systems without authorization.
Made with AI
2
3
3
107
As AI moves from answering questions to taking action, excessive access, exposed credentials and malicious instructions can turn into real security risks. Limit access. Monitor actions. Keep humans in control of high-impact decisions.
1
9
When an AI acts on your behalf, who decides what it's allowed to do? Source: CERT-In, 15 October 2026 cert-in.org.in/s2cMainServle… #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #ResponsibleAI
11
A translation isn't the same as understanding. In India's diverse digital landscape, effective content moderation requires more than recognising words. It requires understanding local languages, cultural references and context.
1
2
3
130
Research highlights the challenges of moderating low-resource languages, including Tamil. Can platforms understand the language without understanding the people who speak it?
1
1
7
The video looks real. The promise sounds official. So why question it? AI-generated videos are being used to promote fake government schemes and financial offers on social media. A familiar face is no longer enough to prove a claim is genuine.
1
1
1
167
Young people shouldn’t just be the subject of online safety policies. They should help shape them. A report by Social & Media Matters and Vyanams Strategies highlights the need for youth-led design.
2
2
3
131
Culturally aware AI moderation and more responsive safety systems in India. #YouthOnlineSafety #DigitalPolicy #ResponsibleAI #DigitalRights #SocialAndMediaMatters
8
AI governance in South Asia must be about more than innovation. A new white paper drawing on 106 stakeholders across five countries highlights the need for human-centred governance, inclusion, AI literacy and regional cooperation. What should come first?
3
2
2
107
Can messaging work without the internet? Bitchat uses Bluetooth mesh networking to relay messages between nearby phones. In India, reported government restrictions have sparked a debate over traceability, public safety and digital rights.
2
2
2
149
How do we protect both safety and the right to communicate? Sources: TechCrunch, July 24 & Oct 3, 2026. #DigitalRights #InternetShutdown #OnlineSafety #DigitalFreedom #IndiaAhead
7