AI Features – Page 53
- Could This Be the Most Important Hire at Any Company?
Here’s why several companies in 2025 are pursuing an AI automation engineer.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Puri Stampede: AI Fails Crowd at Management, Yet Again
Despite advanced AI technologies and real-time monitoring, tragedies like the Rath Yatra in Puri and previous stampedes underscore the urgent need for improved governance for public safety and higher standards of accuracy.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- IndiaAI’s Equity in AI Startups is a ‘Fantastic’ but Risky Idea
“Tomorrow, you raise capital—you’ll need government approval. You want to exit—you could face harassment or delays. That’s not how innovation ecosystems work.”
Mohit Pandey ·
- Why AI Is Struggling to Charm Its Toughest Customer — Indian MSMEs
India’s MSMEs face financial, skill, and regulatory challenges in adopting AI. Affordable, customised, and cloud-based solutions offer a hopeful path forward.
C P Balasubramanyam ·
- Why LTTS is Designing AI-based Defence Tech in Texas
The centre is built to design, develop, and test defence-grade systems, with half the facility reserved for secure, aerospace and defence work.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Context Engineering is the New Vibe Coding
"Context engineering is 10x better than prompt engineering and 100x better than vibe coding."
Mohit Pandey ·
- Sovereign LLMs Won’t Alone Fix the Broken Indian AI Ecosystem
Though startups, Sarvam AI, Soket AI, Gnani.ai, and Gan.AI, have each chosen their areas of focus, there remains a broader need to identify more use cases.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Is It a Good Time to Be a Software Engineer?
“Right now is the absolute best time.”
Ankush Das ·
- Innovative Zinc-Air Battery Technology Poised to Transform Data Centre Efficiency
Sthyr Energy has secured seed funding to advance its zinc-air battery technology for long-duration energy storage.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- India’s Toughest Customers and Agentic AI Might Be Zscaler’s Real Moat
“India is now our fifth-largest market by sales, up from 13th or 14th place just six years ago.”
vandana.nair ·
- When OpenAI Hired an Illusionist and a Magician to Build ChatGPT
Building a shark camouflage suit led Andrew Mayne down the path of AI.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- How Swiggy Manages the Chaos of 1.5 Million Alerts Every Day
The company’s in-house monitoring solution assists with the surge in orders, monitoring when a restaurant partner goes offline, and many other associated activities in Swiggy.
Ankush Das ·
- Indian IT’s Inevitable Evolution: From Headcount to Impact
Tech companies are transforming through AI-led productisation, demanding client-centric delivery, regulatory readiness, and talent with deep tech-business integration.
C P Balasubramanyam ·
- The Air India Tragedy That Could Have Been Prevented by AI
While many have blamed human error for the fatal accident, deploying AI analytics systems could assist airlines in managing risk.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- Why TCS Changed Its Bench Policy
With AI expected to automate a wide range of IT tasks, including coding and testing, traditional bench roles may shrink.
Shalini Mondal ·
- How AI is Filling India’s Rural Healthcare Gaps
AI won’t replace doctors, but reach where doctors rarely go.
Merin Susan John ·
- Grassroots to Glory: Growth of AI-Driven Sports Analysis in India
While Startups like ScoutEdge aim to address data gaps for athletes in tier two and three cities, experts stress the importance of human judgment in sports analysis.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- The Entire Generation of GenAI Won’t Have Enough Jobs
The creative class thought it was immune. That was cute.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Why Developers are Abandoning Perl
“Out of ~800 positions, exactly 1 is for Perl.”
Mohit Pandey ·
- Yandex's Yambda Gives AI What Spotify and Netflix Didn’t
Yandex's dataset enables researchers and startups to build advanced personalization features and compete with tech giants across various digital products.
Ankush Das ·