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When you’re in a Zoom call or watching a live stream, even a half-second pause between your voice and a translation feels oddly disorienting. That’s the kind of lag CAMB.AI is trying to cut out.
AI4Bharat just launched a platform that puts Indian-language AI under the microscope.
Paul Nashawaty, principal analyst at CUBE Research, seems to let the numbers do the talking.
By mid-2025 the digital market in Southeast Asia finally crossed the $300 billion GMV line, a number many analysts have long said would mark a turning point.
Qodo just rolled out a tool that seems to answer a gripe many engineering squads have been muttering about: AI-spit-out code showing up in pull requests faster than anyone can give it a once-over.
It’s a bit bold for a startup to take on the cloud giants, isn’t it? The hyperscalers have already rolled out huge AI pipelines, yet Basenen is betting on something else - a platform that actually lets developers keep the weights of their models.
Reliance Jio has just opened up its newest tie-up with Google: an 18-month free Gemini Pro subscription for anyone on a 5G unlimited plan.
Anthropic’s new outlook feels like a gamble. The firm says it hopes revenue will jump from $4.7 billion this year to about $70 billion by 2028 - roughly ten times bigger in five years. That kind of leap seems to rest on a single revenue stream.
We keep hearing that generative AI could let code write itself, making human engineers seem optional. The idea is tempting - faster releases, smaller payroll, a pipeline that kind of runs on its own.
We’ve started seeing a lot of AI agents being packaged as containers lately, and it’s a bit of a mess trying to test them end-to-end. That’s where Terminal-Bench 2.0 and its new companion, Harbor, come in.
Sam Altman is clearly putting his chips on growth. In a recent chat with investors he said OpenAI is aiming for roughly $20 billion in annual revenue by the end of this calendar year - a number that seems to dwarf what most startups even dream of.
When I first heard about BBVA’s internal AI rollout, it felt less like a sleek tech demo and more like a massive logistics puzzle.
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