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It seems generative models are taking over a lot of the routine stuff we used to do, but the shift isn’t the same everywhere.

In the Brazilian rainforests, a constant buzz of sounds goes mostly unheard, and many of those calls haven’t been recorded at all.

When Kharge rolled out the Rs 600-crore “Deep Tech Decade” on Nov 18, he framed it as a reaction to a talent crunch that now feels global.

At the Bengaluru Skill Summit, the former Microsoft chairman stepped up and gave a stark warning to anyone thinking India’s job market can stay the...

When Snowflake rolled out its newest update, the buzz shifted from plain-old data warehousing to something that feels more like an AI toolbox for...

These days developers can pick from an ever-growing list of AI-powered helpers - think autocomplete bots, full-stack suggestion engines, and the...

When I saw the headline “Brazilian citizens deploy AI to solve problems, learn and create,” it felt like a scene that was almost inevitable, yet it’s...

Microsoft just rolled out its first home-grown image model, MAI-Image-1, and it’s already getting a lot of eyes.

When we look at the 14-billion-parameter Brumby-14B-Base, the first thing that jumps out is the price tag - a budget that barely covers a single...

When Databricks released its newest research, the claim that a single, one-size-fits-all metric could settle AI evaluation was quickly knocked down.

Ever hum a tune in the car and the app just says “we don’t know that song”? That’s the kind of dead-end most streaming services still hand us, even...

When the iOS version of Sora landed in September, it somehow crossed the million-download mark in just a few weeks.