AI Features – Page 42
- The Founder Who Walked Away from YC
“Pessimists sound smart, but optimists make all the money,” Supermemory founder Dhravya Shah said.
Amit Naik ·
- ‘We Are in the MS-DOS Era of AI’
Abhishek Mathur of Figma says the next phase of AI will be defined by better design
Shalini Mondal ·
- How Data and Intelligence Are Wiring India’s Electric Vehicle Future
AI can establish a data-driven network that optimises battery performance through predictive maintenance and charging intelligence.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- Unpacking India’s Data Centre Boom
India generates 20% of global data but stores only 3% of it locally. Two forces are now working to close this gap.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Indian Developers Rank #1 in Cheating
The cheating problem is real enough that large tech companies see it as a strategic risk.
Mohit Pandey ·
- How Informatica Reinvented Itself for the Cloud and AI Era
Early adoption helped the transformation from an on-premise software provider to a cloud-first, AI-driven data management company.
Ankush Das ·
- Why the Shift to Software-Driven Mobility Remains a Challenge
The gap isn’t due to lack of ambition, but the structural transformation that Software Driven Mobility demands.
Shalini Mondal ·
- ‘My Manager Thinks Copilot is Saving 40% Time’
Companies used to judge developers by architecture. Now, they judge them by how many times they press ‘tab’.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Why Everyone’s Suddenly Talking About India’s New Data Protection Rules
For a country of 1.4 billion people entering an AI-driven era, is 9,000 responses a sign of participation or a reminder of how little most citizens know about their data rights?
Merin Susan John ·
- What if Michael Burry is Actually Right?
“Hyperscalers are overstating profits by understating depreciation and inflating earnings by billions”
Mohit Pandey ·
- As AI Collapses Drug Discovery Timelines, Will India Follow China’s Lead?
Indian tech and biotech leaders warn the country risks falling behind.
Merin Susan John ·
- Is It Stupid to Learn Coding Without AI?
“Working code doesn’t equal learned skill. It’s like using a calculator to ‘learn’ math.”
Ankush Das ·
- Indian Companies are Forcing Developers to Use Cursor
Indian developers critical online of AI-first workplaces where tools like Cursor and Copilot are no longer optional.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Celonis Wants India to Be the Brain of Enterprise AI
Munich-based firm is betting on India’s growing clout in both AI talent and enterprise tech.
Mohit Pandey ·
- The Real Future of Work Blends Algorithms and Humanity, Say Leaders
“A forward-looking organisation looks at AI and technology more as a collaborator than a threat.”
Smruthi Nadig ·
- GenAI May Code, But Can it Think Like a Data Scientist?
“ In data science, progress often comes from active disagreement and asking ‘what if we’re wrong?’ A step GenAI doesn’t handle well.”
Ankush Das ·
- Most Enterprise AI Failures Start with ‘Let’s Build it Ourselves’
‘Partnerships and collaborations allow enterprises to leapfrog experimentation and accelerate adoption.'
Mohit Pandey ·
- IIT Madras Builds Low-Cost Chip to Slash Antibiotic Testing Time
The device can diagnose resistance in three-to-six hours and aims to expand testing from one to eight antibiotics.
Merin Susan John ·
- The Paradox in India’s AI Mission
In reducing the reliance on foreign-made open source models, there is still a massive dependency on foreign-made hardware.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Lessons Enterprises Should Learn from Salesforce’s Informatica Deal
AI doesn’t fail due to weak models, but because of messy, disconnected data. For Salesforce, fixing this issue came with a hefty $8 billion price tag.
C P Balasubramanyam ·