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Global calls to slow AI advancement are growing. India faces a different calculation (opens the original)
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Fears that increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat have fuelled calls for a slowdown. India, however, is not yet pushing the AI frontier, making wider adoption - and managing its consequences - a more immediate concern, say analysts. BENGALURU, India: Farm robots, drones and diagnostic tools filled a sprawling exhibition, alongside displays showing how artificial intelligence could be put to work in classrooms and public services. The showcase at the India
India was late to the AI chip race. Could cameras and cars offer a way in? (opens the original)
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In the second of a two-part series on India’s chipmaking ambitions, CNA looks at how homegrown startups are developing specialised AI chips for cameras, cars and other devices. NEW DELHI: Pratik Parmar pointed to a circuit board designed by his startup Atomo at the Semicon India 2026 conference this month. It allows cameras and machines to spot fires, track the number of people or identify factory defects without constantly sending data to the cloud. “You don't require the internet or cloud. Wha
‘Diaspora talent is an accelerator’: Can India ease brain drain as more tech workers return from US? (opens the original)
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More tech workers are returning to India from the United States, driven in part by immigration uncertainty and new opportunities at home. But industry experts tell CNA that gaps in pay, research funding and cutting-edge work compared to the US could make retaining them a challenge. BENGALURU: Before Nithin Hassan, 43, returned to Bengaluru in 2024 after nearly two decades in the United States, he had just left a career in data centre capacity planning at tech giant Meta to pursue his ambition of
India’s brain drain easing? Why more tech workers are coming home – and the challenges they face (opens the original)
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More tech workers are returning to India from the United States, driven in part by immigration uncertainty and new opportunities at home. But industry experts tell CNA that gaps in pay, research funding and cutting-edge work compared to the US could make retaining them a challenge. BENGALURU: Before Nithin Hassan, 43, returned to Bengaluru in 2024 after nearly two decades in the United States, he had just left a career in data centre capacity planning at tech giant Meta to pursue his ambition of
India built world’s largest real-time payment system. Now merchants fear being stuck with the bill (opens the original)
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A change to India’s payments law means merchants could be charged a fee for certain real-time payments. Businesses and experts tell CNA that even modest fees could squeeze profits. BENGALURU: A decade ago, most diners at Zachariah Jacob’s restaurants in Delhi settled their bills in cash. But today, reaching for a phone to scan a QR code and pay using the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has become almost instinctive for his customers, he says. UPI is India’s real-time payment system that allows
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