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Race to outrun humans: How humanoid robots are closing the gap

New Delhi, April 22 -- Seventeen years ago, biomedical engineering sparked controversy when South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, nicknamed the 'Blade Runner', qualified for the 2008 Olympics. Cr... Read More


India's AI global profile is rising, but gaps remain, finds Stanford's AI Index report

New Delhi, April 8 -- India is rapidly emerging as a key player in the global artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem. It is seeing strong growth in both its AI workforce and how widely AI is being use... Read More


The 'hand of AI': From US tariff policies to global trade strategy

New Delhi, April 4 -- Amid the chaos triggered by White House-imposed tariffs, some speculate that the Trump administration may have relied on artificial intelligence - specifically, a large language ... Read More


How Tally, bookkeeper to India's MSMEs, is harnessing AI

Bengaluru, April 2 -- In the dying days of 2024, Bench Accounting, a Canadian software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup that offered accounting and tax reporting services to small and medium-sized business... Read More


How Tally Solutions, bookkeeper to India's MSMEs, is harnessing AI in its software

Bengaluru, April 2 -- In the dying days of 2024, Bench Accounting, a Canadian software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup that offered accounting and tax reporting services to small and medium-sized business... Read More


Mint Primer | Resistance is futile: AI is now writing code

New Delhi, March 31 -- The future of manual coding is reportedly under threat from generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), automated AI agentic systems and vibe coding (where programmers rarely re... Read More


Mint Primer: Now, build a 3D game on the fly, courtesy GenAI

New Delhi, March 25 -- Traditional game development requires manual asset creation, coding and testing, taking at least 3-12 months. With generative AI (GenAI) you can build games with simple text pro... Read More


We're still figuring out how AI will move through the economy, says OpenAI's chief economist

New Delhi, March 19 -- At every dinner party, Aaron 'Ronnie' Chatterji, OpenAI's first chief economist, faces a typical question: "Is AI going to affect my job? What's it going to do to the economy?" ... Read More


To be effective, AI models need live data constantly flowing between applications, says Confluent's Jay Kreps

Bengaluru, March 19 -- Jay Kreps, co-founder and chief executive of Confluent Inc., is betting big time on powering global enterprises with real-time streaming data solutions that can help their artif... Read More


Mint Primer: AI power shift: Can China close the gap with the US?

New Delhi, March 14 -- If Chinese AI lab Deepseek shook the industry with its open-source, budget-friendly reasoning model earlier this year, another Chinese startup, Monica, is impressing many with i... Read More