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Too early in the cycle to write off India in AI: Andreessen Horowitz's Raghu Raghuram - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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San Francisco: India has few frontier model companies today and little of the computing capacity needed to build them, but Raghu Raghuram, managing partner at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), believes it is far too early to write the country off. The talent is there, he said in an interview, and Indian startups that begin by building services on open-weight models could eventually work their way up to training models of their own.An Indian Institute
Retaining talent key to India's AI rise: Salesforce's Vala Afshar - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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India can break into the world's top artificial intelligence (AI) nations within a few years, but will get there only if it holds on to the engineers and founders it is steadily losing to Silicon Valley, said the chief digital evangelist of Salesforce, Vala Afshar. There is a gravitational pull to recruit the best and brightest, which are being pursued globally by technology firms like Salesforce, he told ET on the sidelines of the company’s
Nvidia: Nvidia's Huang and Anthropic's Amodei split on AI development - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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San Francisco: Two of the most influential figures in artificial intelligence set out opposing views on how fast the technology should advance. Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said no new laws or regulations were needed to control AI development, rejecting a push by leading labs to coordinate a slowdown in research to improve safety on their platforms."The market forces are already there, we don't need any new laws, we don't need new
UPI MDR notification likely to be out for businesses soon; banks to pocket bulk of 40 bps fee - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Banks are set to take the largest share of the merchant discount rate (MDR) being worked out for Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions under a structure that would price the fee at about 40 basis points and split it three ways, people aware of the discussions told ET.The issuing bank would retain 40% of the fee, they said. Third-party application providers such as PhonePe or Google Pay, and the acquiring bank would take 30% each. On a 40
Zepto’s Listing may Get Deferred (opens the original)
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Behind the sugar price drop: Exports, imports and a non-factor called ethanol As IndiGo, Air India scramble for pilots, fresh headwinds hit hard When a CFO resigns, is ‘personal reasons’ explanation enough? FCNR (B) scheme garners USD65 bn, but why isn't the rupee gaining? ET Prime special: Bigger, Better or Both? Understanding business to figure out the mystery: Power Grid Corp – Part 1 US bond yield: Will it become a new pain point?
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