Technology

Too few humans get to decide what’s deserves acclaim and what doesn’t in the world today—but AI can throw decisions open to wide evaluation. As a result, we may discover gems from the self-taught and geniuses from obscure nations.

L&T Innovation Fund's interest in Indian deeptech comes as investor appetite for Indian deeptech has strengthened amid government efforts to promote indigenous technologies

India’s proposed rollout of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) connectivity to prevent traffic collisions marks a tech-enabled shift in the country’s road safety policy. As with driving, though, a slight slip-up could extract a heavy price. Proceed with caution.

Recent AI safety disclosures by OpenAI and Anthropic have highlighted a legal blind spot for autonomous AI under Indian law.

While open-weight models allow users to freely download their weights, that doesn’t grant us the compute power needed for high inference tasks at the AI frontier. Users in India will benefit only once we serve intelligence on our own infrastructure.

The Visa layoffs show how AI is changing employment in multinational technology companies, with automation, tighter spending and workloads shifting months before thousands of roles were eliminated.

Nearly half of Indian enterprises run live AI pilots, but only 15% manage to scale them. Beyond the hype lies a landscape of operational friction, messy data, and unproven return on investment. Here’s how industry leaders overcome the sandbox trap.

Reports from tech giants drove big gains and losses, while the Fed-fueled bond selloff adds to market pressures.

Smartphones and laptops don’t make students sharper. They need to develop discipline and focus. The beautiful balance between the power of AI and human wisdom is the only way to create a meaningful world.

The changes are part of a vendor consolidation drive undertaken by Marc Berson, who took over as the head of Google Internal Systems in February last year.