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When systems of record start to execute

India, June 15 -- One of the most important changes in enterprise AI is architectural. AI is no longer only operating at the edge, on top of dashboards and prompts. It is increasingly moving closer to... Read More


How AI moves from assisting work to executing it

India, June 15 -- One of the most practical places to study AI execution is inside the enterprise itself. Across payroll, onboarding, HR operations, internal service desks, and wider service delivery,... Read More


How customer journeys become AI execution systems

India, June 15 -- Customer experience is becoming one of the clearest proving grounds for AI execution. What began with chatbots, agent assistance, and next-best-action recommendations is evolving int... Read More


Why trust is the real architecture of AI execution

India, June 15 -- The biggest barrier to enterprise AI execution is no longer model capability alone. It is trust. Once AI begins to act inside live workflows, the questions become harder and more con... Read More


The autonomous enterprise raises the value of human judgement

India, June 15 -- The autonomous enterprise may sound like a futuristic idea, but parts of it are already appearing inside everyday business workflows. Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are beginni... Read More


Meta layoffs 2026 expose the workforce strain behind Big Tech's AI race

India, June 15 -- Mark Zuckerberg's latest message to Meta employees was notable for its candour. In an internal memo dated June 12, 2026, the Meta chief executive acknowledged that the company had m... Read More


US-Israel war in Iran may cut global growth to 2.5% in 2026

India, June 15 -- Global growth could slow to 2.5% in 2026 as a result of US-Israel war in Iran. This will be the weakest growth since COVID-19, driven by higher energy prices and fuels inflation. B... Read More


Climate-fuelled landslides may have killed 58 of world's rarest great apes in 4 days, pushed species closer to extinction

India, June 15 -- Climate change intensified rainfall from Cyclone Senyar may have killed 58 Tapanuli orangutans, the world's rarest great ape, a new study says. The suspected deaths represent about ... Read More


Satellite connectivity emerging as critical infrastructure for mobility

India, June 15 -- As global aviation and maritime industries become increasingly dependent on uninterrupted digital communication, industry leaders at India Space Congress 2026 said satellite communic... Read More


India Space Congress 2026 highlights push for space sovereignty

India, June 15 -- As nations increasingly view space infrastructure as critical to economic security and strategic resilience, experts at India Space Congress 2026 argued that satellite sovereignty ex... Read More