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Beyond AI models: Why data infrastructure is now a priority for enterprises

As enterprises move beyond AI pilots, the focus is shifting from adopting larger AI models to building a real-time, reliable data infrastructure that can support AI at scale

Why enterprises in India are choosing smaller AI models over frontier LLMs

Enterprise AI is shifting from the biggest models to the right models, with smaller language models gaining traction for cost, privacy and domain-specific applications

Why AI-generated spam is becoming a bigger threat to online communities

According to Reddit's latest moderation data, online communities use AI to defend against AI-generated spam, coordinated manipulation and fake engagement

Inside Claude: Anthropic finds AI uses a human-like reasoning workspace

Anthropic study finds Claude uses an internal reasoning workspace before generating responses, while stressing the findings do not suggest the AI is conscious

Beyond Earth: Why tech companies want to establish AI data centres in space

As AI pushes power grids and land requirements to their limits, companies are exploring orbital data centres. Here's why space is becoming part of the AI infrastructure conversation

EU upholds Google Android fine: Why the ruling matters beyond Europe

Europe's highest court has upheld 4.1 billion euros fine against Google over Android. Here's why ruling matters for phone users, manufacturers, regulators and India's digital competition landscape

Why United Nations wants stronger global oversight as AI evolves rapidly

UN's scientific assessment says AI capabilities are advancing faster than governments can regulate them, urging stronger global cooperation, independent oversight, and standardised evaluations

Apple supplier leak raises questions beyond exposure of unreleased iPhone

While Apple is investigating a reported cyber breach at Tata Electronics, the reported incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks across India's manufacturing ecosystem

Experts explain why enterprise AI projects struggle to move beyond pilots

As enterprises race to adopt AI, many projects remain stuck at the pilot stage. Speaking to Business Standard, industry experts explain the barriers preventing AI from scaling across organisations

Student privacy in the digital age: Why schools need stronger safeguards

Education institutions, including schools, collect student data through digital learning platforms, apps and online services. Therefore, protecting student privacy is becoming a shared responsibility

AI-driven cyber threats reshapes enterprise cybersecurity spending in India

As enterprises adopt AI at scale, cybersecurity spending is shifting from compliance and perimeter defence to identity protection, AI governance, cloud security, and continuous threat monitoring

Anthropic-Alibaba dispute puts AI distillation under spotlight: What is it?

Anthropic's allegations against Alibaba have put AI distillation in focus. Here's how the technique works, why it's controversial, and why it has become a new AI battleground

Enterprise AI enters new phase as firms shift focus from adoption to ROI

AI investment is accelerating across industries, but enterprises are increasingly focused on measuring returns, scaling deployments, adopting agentic AI, and reshaping workforces

VPN downloads surged after Telegram restriction over NEET-UG fraud concerns

The temporary Telegram restriction triggered a surge in VPN downloads, highlighting how users respond when access to digital platforms is suddenly disrupted

Call screening to in-call agent: Can voice be AI's next growth frontier?

From Jio Call Agent to AI-powered call screening, artificial intelligence is becoming an active participant in phone conversations, raising questions around trust, transparency and human interaction

Your smart TV, camera, fridge, and vacuum are online. Who else is watching?

As internet-connected devices become household essentials, security researchers are raising concerns about hidden backdoors, data exposure and cyber threats lurking behind the convenience

Is multi-factor authentication enough? Kali365 breach fuels security debate

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting active sessions instead of passwords, and Kali365 is emerging as one of the clearest examples, indicating that even MFAs are not safe anymore

From Reels to risks: How scammers are turning videos into malware traps

Cybercriminals are moving beyond email scams and into social media feeds, using tutorial-style videos on TikTok and Instagram to spread malware and steal credentials

Who's liable when AI gets it wrong? German court ruling stirs global debate

A German court ruling against Google's AI Overviews reignites a growing global debate over whether AI companies can be held liable for false, harmful, or misleading outputs

Too many alerts, too little attention: Why your phone won't stop buzzing

As apps compete for attention on India's smartphones, push notifications have become a key tool for driving engagement, sales, and retention, despite growing user fatigue