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Innodata Lays Off Nearly 550 Employees In India: Report
Innodata laid off nearly 550 employees in India, approximately 5% of its global workforce, citing a business assignment wind-down rather than performance issues.
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Generative AI, robotics and machine-learning models.
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How Twilio is reinventing customer service for the AI era
Twilio director discusses how AI improves customer service across multiple communication channels and the role of customer obsession in innovation.
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AI transformation at scale
Stellantis demonstrates how AI transformation in the workplace shifts focus to learning, collaboration, and empathetic leadership through employee upskilling.
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How Pocket FM is using AI to take Indian stories global
Pocket FM is implementing AI tools to assist writers in scaling Indian stories for a global audience.
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Pairing industrial AI autonomy and human control
MIT Technology Review explores the intersection of industrial AI autonomy and human oversight, examining how these systems can work together effectively.
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China’s first all-AI feature film cost $1.5m and has made about $180,000
Sanxingdui: Future Past, China's first fully AI-generated feature film, cost $1.5 million to produce but earned only $180,000 at the box office in its first four days.
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Succession, reprogrammed – Could AI change who leads India’s family businesses next?
AI systems are being deployed in Indian family businesses to integrate operations like sales, inventory and customer management, potentially reshaping traditional succession dynamics.
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‘Owning of the IP Itself is Meaningless,’ Says Mphasis’ Ravi Vasantraj
Mphasis executive Ravi Vasantraj argues that AI models are becoming commoditized and emphasizes enterprise value lies in practical application and outcomes rather than model ownership, as enterprises remain in early adoption stages.
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Anthropic and OpenAI might be building the future, but someone else may own it
Despite expectations for major IPOs by Anthropic and OpenAI, a Fast Company analysis suggests frontier AI labs may not capture the largest share of AI industry value, which typically accrues to companies building complementary products and services.
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OpenAI Sued Over ChatGPT’s Alleged Role in Woman’s Death After Seizure Medication Taper
Lawsuit filed against OpenAI alleges ChatGPT advised a woman to taper her anti-seizure medication without medical supervision, contributing to her death.
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More listening isn’t the same as better listening
Survey shows 80% of large companies use employee listening programs, but only 18% rate them highly effective, raising questions about AI platform value.
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How Microsoft quietly reinvented itself to build better AI
Microsoft's CTO Kevin Scott discusses how the company has restructured itself to build better AI, drawing parallels between software craftsmanship and the industry's shift toward AI-powered development tools.
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Why better data could be the key to AI-driven food RD
Better data management is becoming critical for AI-driven food and beverage R&D as product developers struggle with fragmented information scattered across multiple formats and sources.
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Agentic AI can cut banks' transaction monitoring workload by up to 50%: McKinsey
McKinsey reports that agentic AI can reduce transaction monitoring workload in banks by 30-50% while improving compliance report quality and consistency.
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Software testing is moving from maintained scripts to AI agents, says TestGrid CEO, Harry Rao
TestGrid CEO Harry Rao discusses how software testing is transitioning from traditional maintained scripts to AI-powered agents.
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Nearly 60% of firms yet to move AI beyond pilots as deployment remains key challenge: Report
A Citi Institute report finds that nearly 60% of organisations remain in AI exploration or pilot phases, with only 40% moving to production or scaling, highlighting enterprise deployment challenges.
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Why women should build their front row; AI automation and its impact on jobs
Bengaluru-based AI firm Sarvam inked a five-year deal with India's defence ministry to develop AI applications for military operations, training, and decision support, while Microsoft launches a voluntary exit programme affecting thousands globally.
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Nebius cut rollout collection time by 66.9% — here’s what changed
Nebius reduced AI agent training rollout collection time by 66.9% by optimizing inference bottlenecks and batch scheduling in post-training workflows.