AI Features – Page 67
- Sam Altman Genuinely Believes OpenAI Will Launch the First AGI
But no one will care that much, he said.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Chip War: The India Chapter
“India is arguably the world’s first or second country in terms of chip design talent, right next to the United States,” said Chris Miller, the author of Chip War.
vandana.nair ·
- CBSE Fails to Deliver on AI Education as Curriculum Falls Flat
In an attempt to understand how schools are handling AI education, AIM contacted several CBSE schools across India.
Vidyashree Srinivas ·
- AI Native Data Centres: Hype or the Making of a Sovereign Compute Era?
Infrastructure is becoming a form of strategic ownership, not an operating expense.
Smruthi Nadig ·
- Equinix Selects Chennai for its First IBX Data Centre
Built with an initial investment of $69 million, CN1 opens with 800 cabinets and will scale up to 4,250 cabinets
Shalini Mondal ·
- Zoho’s Arattai Needs to Learn from Hike and Koo, But Not Repeat the Failure
Arattai looks like India’s WhatsApp killer. But history suggests this is only the beginning of a long and brutal battle.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Vibe Coding Lets Anyone Start, But Few Know How to Finish
“There’s still a significant gap between what these platforms promise and what new users actually experience.”
Ankush Das ·
- What’s the Deal With the Forward Deployed Engineering Roles?
‘FDEs need to be very good communicators, bring engineering, strategy and consulting skills at the same time’
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- How this OSAT in Gujarat is Developing the China+1 Alternative
Suchi Semicon is positioning itself not just as a local champion but as part of the global rebalancing of supply chains
Shalini Mondal ·
- Where Does India Stand in Leveraging AI for Agritech?
AI helps India monitor farms using latest chatbots. But will it traverse the last mile?
Merin Susan John ·
- Vibe Coding is Shifting Teams to a Building-First Culture
‘When development moves as quickly as generating content, there's little incentive to write before building.’
Ankush Das ·
- Why Red Hat is Flaunting its AI Feathers
The company is scaling open, flexible AI with vLLM, llm-d, and hybrid tools to democratise enterprise AI across environments.
C P Balasubramanyam ·
- How Did Kyndryl Automate Noida International Airport?
The collaboration focuses on leveraging Kyndryl’s AI-powered platform, Kyndryl Bridge, to establish a strong IT foundation
Shalini Mondal ·
- Meet Meta’s New Superintelligence Dream Team
This follows Meta’s $14.3 billion investment in Scale AI earlier in June.
Siddharth Jindal ·
- How Digi Yatra is Fixing Airport Travel Without the Privacy Trade-off
Digi Yatra isn’t trying to make money. It’s a not-for-profit with a bigger mission: to build what Suresh Khadakbhavi calls the “travel stack of India.”
Mohit Pandey ·
- AI Crawlers: The Nasty Bugs Causing Trouble on the Internet
AI crawlers are eating up web resources, and site administrators are looking for defence mechanisms to protect against big bills.
Ankush Das ·
- Is India Truly Ready for Autonomous Vehicles?
While innovation thrives, the ecosystem needed to support AVs remains largely underdeveloped.
Amisha Arya ·
- Why Walmart Built Wallaby
Walmart integrated AI into its customer support assistant, which now understands customer intent and takes direct actions, such as managing orders and processing returns.
Mohit Pandey ·
- ‘People Regulating AI are the Ones Who Struggled with High School Maths’
Naval Ravikant argues that regulating AI is akin to restricting the free exercise of mathematics, criticising the lack of understanding by regulators.
Aditi Suresh ·
- Why This AI VC Firm Loves the Indian Middle Class
“This market is largely underserved but represents a very large opportunity,” said Will Poole, co-founder and managing partner of Capria Ventures.
vandana.nair ·