AI Features – Page 64

  • India vs Pak: How JioHotstar Pulled Off 60 Crore Live Stream Views

    To sum it up, the engineering team did a God-level job.

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-25

  • Can Elon Musk’s Loop or IIT’s Hyperloop Solve India’s Traffic Woes?

    “If we build a hyperloop corridor from Chennai to Bengaluru, the time taken can be reduced by a factor of 10.”

    vandana.nair · 2025-02-25

  • This Govt-Funded ₹235 Cr AI Initiative is India’s Real Answer to DeepSeek

    Spearheaded by the government and driven by top researchers, BharatGen is not just another large-scale AI project—it is the cornerstone of India’s technological sovereignty.

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-24

  • Does India Stand to Benefit the Most from AI-Centric Education?

    It depends on how AI is integrated into the education system while ensuring inclusivity, accessibility, and ethical governance.

    Aditi Suresh · 2025-02-24

  • Belagavi Can Do What Bengaluru Can’t

    “Today, almost every aircraft has a part going from Belagavi,” Melligeri said.

    Shalini Mondal · 2025-02-21

  • You Don’t Need Human Team, AI Can Handle Everything SEO

    ‘The future of SEO won’t be dominated by the biggest teams but by those who adapt quickly to AI-driven capabilities.’

    Vidyashree Srinivas · 2025-02-21

  • How Razorpay is Solving the 'Payment Nahi Aaya' Problem with AI

    Razorpay has migrated from a monolithic PHP architecture to GoLang-based microservices, allowing engineers to deploy features independently.

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-21

  • Kunal Shah On Why India Should Treat AI like WhatsApp and LED Bulbs

    “Be wary of today’s college students. They were born in AI. You’re still figuring out which tool to use.”

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-21

  • Employability of Indian Graduates Drops in 2024, But AI-ML Skills Soar to 46%

    Indian graduates are gearing up for future job roles, but are they ready enough?

    Ankush Das · 2025-02-20

  • Poor Communication Costs Businesses $54,860 Per Employee Annually—Take That!

    35% of businesses identify language barriers as a major obstacle to global market expansion, while 32% struggle with customer engagement due to linguistic differences.

    Ankush Das · 2025-02-19

  • MERN is Getting Oversaturated

    ‘For 1 MERN stack role, there are probably 1000 MERN stack devs’

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-19

  • How Rust, Python, Java, Make Developers Happy

    Turns out, your choice of programming language might say something about your happiness levels.

    Vidyashree Srinivas · 2025-02-18

  • Developers are Finally Ditching Cursor for Windsurf

    Developers are increasingly realising that Windsurf is simply “much more agentic than Cursor”.

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-18

  • Security Researchers Issue Stark Warning: Do Not Use DeepSeek-R1

    Cybersecurity firms have identified significant security issues related to the DeepSeek AI model.

    Ankush Das · 2025-02-17

  • How Do Teachers Train Kids for Jobs That Don't Exist Yet, Asks Shashi Tharoor

    Citing an Oxford report, Tharoor highlighted that 30% of jobs in 2030 will be jobs that don’t exist today.

    Aditi Suresh · 2025-02-17

  • Can AI Put Viewers in the Director’s Chair?

    “I think that’s definitely possible,” says director and actor MG Srinivas.

    Vidyashree Srinivas · 2025-02-17

  • ‘Kids Aged Two are Becoming Frontend Developers’

    Why frontend developers are still needed in the age of AI.

    Mohit Pandey · 2025-02-15

  • AI in Gaming: Just How Big Is It?

    Key market players using AI include Capcom, Electronic Arts, Gameloft SE, Google, Konami, Microsoft, Nintendo, NVIDIA and Unity.

    Ankush Das · 2025-02-14

  • India's Most Powerful GCC Conference is Now in Goa

    Join top GCC leaders in Goa from 20 to 22 June 2025 to shape the future of digital transformation and operational excellence.

    AIM Media House · 2025-02-13

  • How Women in Tech Navigate Work-Life Balance & Career Growth

    While India boasts the highest percentage of female STEM graduates in the world – nearly 40% in 2021-22 – only 14% of STEM jobs in the country are held by women.

    Vidyashree Srinivas · 2025-02-13

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