AI Features – Page 54
- This NVIDIA-Backed AI Startup Could Change the Way We Discover New Drugs
With a $150 million boost in funding, the company aims to integrate advanced AI models with extensive datasets into the drug development process.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- The Story of a Prisoner Who Became a Software Engineer
“I’m very grateful that LLMs are something that I did not have access to for a large portion of my time learning.”
Ankush Das ·
- AI for India, Ivy League for the Kids
While India’s investors are busy hyping up local LLMs and India-specific GenAI, their children are headed to the US, the UK, and Canada.
Mohit Pandey ·
- ByteDance’s AI Video Model Quietly Beat Google’s Veo 3 at Its Own Game
The AI-powered video generation landscape might have just been reset by TikTok’s parent company.
Ankush Das ·
- Indic AI is Not Inspiring Enough for Indian Developers
Indic AI doesn't have paying customers; it is more of a philanthropic journey that developers need to take on by themselves.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Cursor's New $200 Ultra Plan: Is There a Catch?
"I don’t believe in generous offers for Pro users.”
Ankush Das ·
- Nitin Gadkari’s Bold Bet on Indian EV and Ethanol
“When my Innova runs on ethanol, it generates 60% electricity. That brings the effective fuel cost down to ₹25 per litre,” he explained.
Mohit Pandey ·
- AI May Be a Threat to Freelancers, But Here’s the Silver Lining
There’s an opportunity to adapt to the capabilities of AI, using AI.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Behind Sabre and Coforge's $1.56 Billion Alliance
Instead of merely scaling delivery teams, Sabre and Coforge are working in tandem to develop intelligent, task-completing AI agents.
Shalini Mondal ·
- Why Do We Need Local LLMs Beyond Privacy?
“We are seeing a great deal of improvement in the open-source models and the infrastructure providers who are making it easier to host and manage these models in the private cloud.”
Ankush Das ·
- What Happens Behind the Scenes Every Time You Scroll Instagram
The social media platform uses over 1,000 machine learning models to keep users hooked to its app.
Ankush Das ·
- It was ‘Unnecessary’ to Position Perplexity as a Bloomberg Terminal Alternative
CEO Aravind Srinivas positioned Perplexity as an alternative to Bloomberg Finance—but has eaten his words since.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Why Bhashini isn’t Competing with OpenAI or Indian AI Startups
‘We’re not trying to become the biggest company in AI—we’re building public infrastructure that makes such growth possible.’
Mohit Pandey ·
- L&T Finance Hopes Project Cyclops Would Be 90% Agentic One Day
“I’ve seen demos where agents can do EDA, generate train-test sets, build models, and write documentation—all with very little human intervention,” Debarag Banerjee said. “That future, where something like Project Cyclops is 90% agent-driven, would be wonderful.”
Mohit Pandey ·
- AI is Outperforming Bankers in M&A Landscape and Here’s Why
Experts believe AI tools, unlike bankers, can analyse vast datasets, including public and proprietary sources, to predict market sentiments and opportunities.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- How UPI is Powering a Billion Transactions Every Day
If Kanvaty were to build UPI in 2025 with infinite compute and budget, he said he would mostly still use the same architecture.
Mohit Pandey ·
- What Keeps Team Krutrim Up at Night
“We’re always thinking about how more people can adopt what we are building and how we can build more use cases to make it relevant to everyday lives.”
Mohit Pandey ·
- Meet the Innovators Shaping AI to Serve Those Often Left Behind
The 12-month fellowship supports teams co-creating Digital Open Solutions (DOS) with communities to drive inclusive, tech-enabled change.
Merin Susan John ·
- Karnataka Ranks 14th Among Top 40 Startup Ecosystems Worldwide, Report Reveals
Bengaluru has moved up seven places in the global startup ecosystem, reaching $136 billion in 2024, driven by fintech, space tech, and AI.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- India’s AI Guidelines Draw Praise, and Caution
“If executed well, this could become the most exportable governance model of the decade.”
C P Balasubramanyam ·