AI Features
Reporting, analysis and features from AIM's AI Features section.
Anthropic Mythos Isn't Out Yet, But It's Already Exposing India's AI Governance Gaps
India’s current legal architecture is insufficient to address AI-powered cybersecurity threats.
Shalini Mondal ·
Inside the Mission to Boost AMD's AI GPUs
AMD is leaning on highly specialised startups like MangoBoost and TensorWave to make its chips enterprise-ready.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
When Kids Stop Playing Games and Start Coding Them
Children are moving from playing games to creating immersive experiences, thanks to the ease of Luau scripting offered by platforms like Roblox.
Smruthi Nadig ·
The 22-Year-Old Powering India’s Multilingual AI Moment
Adithya S Kolavi has worked at Apple, collaborated with Microsoft Research, received funding from Meta, and runs a research lab called CognitiveLab.
Mohit Pandey ·
Inside the Meta Manus Fallout
By blocking Meta's acquisition of Manus, China wants to signal that US firms cannot influence local startups with lucrative capital.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
AI Detection Tools are Flagging Student Assignments, Even If They Aren't Generated
From scanning research papers to dissertations, AI detection tools are becoming common in universities, but their accuracy, fairness, and impact on students remain deeply contested.
Prachi Pradhan ·
Why DeepSeek V4 Did Not Have an R1 Moment
Besides DeepSeek, new releases from Qwen, Moonshot AI, MiniMax, and others have captured production traffic.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
The $20 Billion Bet: Why OpenAI-Cerebras Deal is Far More Strategic Than You Think
In the AI infrastructure arms race, speed, capital, and control of the supply chain have become critical. OpenAI and Cerebras are now bound together by all three.
Novinston Lobo ·
Energy, Network, Compute: Why Google Picked Vizag for 1 GW Data Centre
Google’s data centre in Vishakhapatnam, being built in partnership with AdaniConneX and Nxtra by Airtel, is part of a 20-year plan.
Smruthi Nadig ·
AI and Robotics are No Longer Optional Subjects in Schools
With new CBSE guidelines and growing industry support, robotics and AI are moving from optional learning to core subjects in schools.
Prachi Pradhan ·
The AI-Dependent Generation
Millions of developers in India are building with AI tools every day. They are overwhelmingly dependent. But some are also leaning on AI to make personal decisions.
Siddharth Jindal ·
Data Centre in a Box: The Future of AI Infra May Be Prefabricated
As AI drives an unprecedented surge in computing demand, modular and prefabricated data centres are emerging as efficient solutions.
Novinston Lobo ·
Why the Future of AI Will Go Beyond Transformers
There is a growing realisation that while AI models have been scaling, they no longer deliver transformative leaps.
Shalini Mondal ·
Deeptech's Hardware Problem: ‘Make in India’ Can't Survive Without Scale
India’s deeptech hardware ecosystem has largely been built on the assumption that domestic demand will follow innovation. But that is increasingly being challenged.
Smruthi Nadig ·
India’s Data Centres Grow Fast, Water Risks Grow Faster
Water costs under 2% of a data centre’s operating budget, yet up to 60% of that comes from already stressed cities, with no requirement to measure or disclose usage.
C P Balasubramanyam ·
Deloitte’s Plans to Hire 50,000 in India May Be Part of AI Workforce Reset
Deloitte’s hiring plan is about more than just accessing AI and engineering talent in India.
Shalini Mondal ·
How Scaler is Navigating the AI Era of Free Upskilling
Learning from ChatGPT costs nothing. So how does a $710 million edtech firm reinvent itself?
Supreeth Koundinya ·
Electric, But Not Aatmanirbhar: The Hidden Import Trap in India's Induction Boom
India's induction cooktop industry relies heavily on imported components, with 40% of essential parts needed for production coming from abroad.
Smruthi Nadig ·
1,000 Dialects, One Stack: Inside the Multimodal Race for Indic Voice AI
With thousands of dialects and pervasive code-switching, building voice agents that truly understand how Indians speak remains the sector's hardest unsolved problem.
Novinston Lobo ·
Apple is Rewriting Its AI Priorities by Installing Hardware CEO
John Ternus’ elevation to the top role reflects Apple’s belief that AI will be won through hardware.
Mohit Pandey ·