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Tag: Artificial Intelligence

A new report shows AI adding more jobs than it cuts in India. But job quality, not headcount, is the real test of whether that boom holds.

Measure India’s AI jobs boom by job quality, not headcount

More jobs than layoffs sounds like good news for India’s AI-era labour market — but the headline number hides a harder question: are these new roles building real skills, or just adding headcount? A four-point framework for judging the difference.

Mon, Aug 31 2026Mon, Aug 31 2026 Gleb Tsipursky Economy
India is racing to host the world's AI data centres. But water stress, energy demands and dependence on foreign chips complicate the bet.

India’s AI bet: how to win the data centre race

Hyperscalers are pouring billions into Indian AI data centres, drawn by cheap land, power and tax breaks. This piece asks what India is actually getting in return — and whether “sovereignty” means much when the chips still come from Nvidia.

Sun, Aug 23 2026Tue, Sep 01 2026 Areena Salim Science & Technology
India has built scale — in digital infrastructure, manufacturing, talent. Viksit Bharat by 2047 now demands something harder: real capability.

India can’t wait until 2047 to build ‘Viksit Bharat’

Training ten million Indians in AI sounds impressive, but scale isn’t the same as capability. This piece argues that Viksit Bharat by 2047 depends on decisions India makes now — not in the years just before the deadline.

Sun, Aug 16 2026Tue, Sep 01 2026 Chintan Dave Opinion
As AI reshapes elections, economies and daily life, India faces a choice: help write the rules of global governance, or simply follow them.

AI knows no borders: India must lead global fight for rules

From deepfakes on the campaign trail to algorithms deciding who gets a loan, AI’s risks cross borders as easily as its benefits. This piece argues India can’t afford to sit out the coming fight over global AI governance.

Wed, Aug 05 2026Mon, Aug 31 2026 Subho Mondal Science & Technology
A new study compares machine and human writers, testing whether AI can match the emotional depth long thought unique to literature.

Can AI actually be creative? What does research say

Can a machine really create, or does it only imitate? A new comparative study puts that question to the test, weighing AI-generated poems and stories against literature born of human memory, emotion and lived experience. The results are closer than expected — but a gap remains.

Sat, Jul 04 2026Mon, Aug 31 2026 Chawa Nandini Meghana Science & Technology
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