Indian consumers lead global AI adoption in travel with 99% enthusiasm. However, only 16% fully trust AI decisions. This trust gap presents a strategic opportunity for Indian businesses to build AI solutions with human oversight.
India’s largest IT company announces 2% workforce reduction. The move signals a major shift in how businesses must adapt their talent strategy for AI-driven markets.
RackBank launches India’s first AI-centric Special Economic Zone in Nava Raipur, creating new opportunities for tech companies and startups across the country.
New survey data reveals small businesses are rapidly embracing AI, with current usage jumping dramatically in one year. This shift presents both opportunities and challenges for Indian entrepreneurs.
Samsung’s latest AI PC enters the Indian market with powerful processing capabilities and Microsoft integration, targeting productivity-focused businesses and professionals.
ServiceNow research reveals India’s biggest workforce shift yet. Agentic AI will reshape over 10 million jobs while creating 3 million new tech roles.
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council launches an AI-powered accreditation system in August, targeting 90% institutional coverage within five years while eliminating traditional peer reviews.
Lucknow University launches dedicated AI in Business course for postgraduate students, addressing the growing need for AI skills in India’s startup ecosystem.
CamCom Technologies lands strategic partnership with Europe’s leading insurer ERGO Group, marking another Indian AI success story in global markets.
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan launched TARA, an AI-powered reading assessment app from IIT Bombay, now evaluating 7 lakh students across India.
While major IT companies cut jobs, Capgemini India plans to hire 40,000-45,000 employees in 2025, betting big on AI-driven growth and cost-effective service delivery.
Generative AI is helping Indian fintech companies slash operational costs and improve customer service. Real case studies show dramatic results.
While TCS and HCLTech reduce workforce, Infosys plans to hire 20,000 graduates in 2025, focusing on AI capabilities to drive future growth.
India’s first smart cooking assistant automates meal preparation with AI-powered recipes and minimal human effort required.
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani acknowledges AI will concentrate wealth and power, but urges Indian businesses to deploy AI for healthcare and education solutions that benefit a billion people.
