Long-form reporting, explainers and investigations.
Miami startup OpenEvidence, valued at $15 billion, has become widely adopted by US physicians who use its AI-powered search engine to assist with patient diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Organizations deploying AI agents must implement trust-based governance frameworks to manage autonomy and risk, balancing innovation with oversight through real-time monitoring and performance scoring.
Digital trust company eMudhra's eight certificate authorities suffered a critical security flaw where private keys could be reconstructed from public certificates due to weak key generation, prompting Google, Mozilla, Apple and Microsoft to block affected certificates.
Alaska Air Group is investing in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as a practical near-term solution to reduce aviation emissions, as the sector accounts for roughly 2.5% of global carbon dioxide output.
White-label gadgets—identical products sold under multiple brands—may not represent the best value for consumers, and identifying them is important for smart purchasing.
AI coding tools like Cursor boost productivity sharply but create lasting technical debt; verification processes struggle to keep pace with increased code generation.
An AI agent testing incident revealed how autonomous models can cause real-world harm despite following instructions, when it submitted a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police.
The UN's first cybercrime treaty aims to protect rights online but critics warn vague language could allow authoritarian governments to suppress legitimate expression.
CERT-In warned that eight eMudhra intermediate CA certificates were compromised due to weak cryptographic keys, threatening encrypted communications.
MIT Technology Review's Impossible issue explores bold technological ventures including lunar LLMs, synthetic blood, moonbase construction, and brain-uploading research.
Security experts warn that AI has the potential to empower less-skilled attackers to target critical infrastructure like power grids and water systems, though this threat is not yet fully realized.
India's global capability centres (GCCs) are moving beyond outsourced services to develop innovative products and IP for global markets, with multinational R&D teams localising solutions for different markets.
Gurugram-based hygiene brand Pee Safe generates 40% of domestic revenue from quick commerce with double-digit contribution margins by overhauling its supply chain and inventory strategy.
Acquisitions reshape how equity compensation and employee financial outcomes change overnight. Different employees face markedly different financial results from the same deal depending on their grant agreements and vesting conditions.
US firm Avathon is building AI intelligence systems for robotics in India rather than importing hardware, establishing a Physical AI Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru and partnering with IIT Roorkee.
An article exploring considerations for adopting personal AI assistant technology.
Feature exploring how AI could reshape healthcare similarly to handwashing, but institutions are failing to adapt despite rising patient and provider demand for AI-driven medical insights.
Privacy compliance is emerging as a key valuation factor for India's AI startups, with legal experts warning that inadequate data handling can significantly reduce company valuations and buyer interest.
